Somebody might want to contact user “@blueskies” as that account seems to be vetting a lot of AO-85 observations as “good” and there isn’t even the slightest spec of signal in the waterfall…
All re mis vetting
I look at the waterfall and listen to the audio for any signal. I code as good if i hear any signals during the pass is this not correct? Looking at the enclosed example 730802 the waterfall is very visible i often hear audio on very much poorer plots. I will re vett all these passes and check tonight.
Re duv mode i didnt know about this option and another user contacted me yesterday re this he agreed its a learn as you go, as the documentation is lacking.
Will try and do better
Have re vetted as suggested I will work through the other observations as able, i would welcome any additional clarification on “for now even a faint sign on the waterfall is enough to make it valid.” and * Bad no satellite detected in this observation. verses *Failed too much noise, also any information or default modes for best capture
@blueskies, 730802 is indeed a “good” vet. However yesterday there were 20 to 30 AO-85 observations that you vetted as “good” that appeared to have no evidence of AO-85 at all.
I cannot see any evidence of AO-85 here (but I will admit that sometimes I can’t see stuff on the LCD monitors… so I could be wrong - but it seems there are lots of observations like this).
Seems we are still a bit off on freq. looks like I might have hit 3 instead of 5 on my keyboard. So I will put a new suggestion in again. As it is now slightly higher then the signal.
Fox-1A appears to have returned to normal freq now that the IHU booted up and it was no longer using COR. (I think that’s what the carrier based repeater was called.)