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On Wed, 23 Jan 2013, Patrick L. Francis wrote:
something is wonkie with our noaaport signal, the most severe of which started this morning...note the chart compilations here: http://wn.hamweather.net/cn.htmlcomparing multiple sources showing similar c/n characteristics... anybody know what's going on? solar flares, alien invaders, rabid squirrels? :)
NWS switched to their backup uplink at 10 AM this morning, and I see it is likely still damaged from Sandy. The signal was bouncing up and down on their backup after the storm hit their backup facility.
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