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Even if you did not complete everything please do not think that it is not worth sending in what you did. Everyone's observations are valuable.

Checklist


Ensure that you have recorded the following items:

1. Your name/call sign.

2. Your location (grid reference, latitude and longitude or even just your post code).

3. Whether you were transmitting or receiving (or both).

4. What frequencies you used.

5. The location of your contact(s).

6. The approximate broadcasting power (optional).

7. Were you able to calibrate your S-meter? Yes/no.

8. Table of your observations. Recording time of each observation and signal strength. If at anytime your reception was affected by interference from another station, please note it down when it occurred. If you cannot give your signal strength readings in dB (dB above noise) then use whatever units are on your S-meter.

This experiment is ideal for those with computer control of their rigs. But can equally well be done by hand.

Send where


Eventually an interactive Web page will be available to key in your data directly.
Otherwise you can send the information to :


Radio Communications Research Unit
Rutherford Appleton Laboratory
Chilton
OXON
UK
OX11 0QX
Tel. +44 (0)1235 821900 Fax. +44 (0)1235 445808

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11/02/1999 Ruth Bamford