SETI public: Any radio noise from Jupiter when Galileo hit it?

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In 1994 during the violent impacts on Jupiter by the Shoemaker-Levy 9 comet
fragments it was noticed by SETI amateurs that bursts of radio noise were detected.

See URL: http://www.bambi.net/sara/bambisl9.htm for the complete story.

My question is, did any amateur SETI-L people make a radio observation of
Jupiter during the time when the Galileo RTGs were supposed to have
exploded when the probe hit Jupiter on September 21, 2003?

If so, they may have detected anomalous radio bursts similar to
the ones made by the Shoemaker-Levy comet.

Yet another observation of Jupiter could have been made by the Chandra X-ray
observatory. If there was a nuclear explosion then a burst of anomalous x-rays
would have occurred. Food for thought.

Could this be posted to the Argus list as well? Thanks.

Happy New Year!

Larry

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