Some good days have seen 10+ WARBLERS in a single trip, and about 12 regular nesters are now fairly common.

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About 10 other species of warbler were along Shuster’s, and into Tilden Woods, including NORTHERN WATERTHRUSH, REDSTART, BLACK-THROATED GREEN, MAGNOLIA, and BLUE-WINGED WARBLERS.

I recently used it to collect 100M measurements of the 10 MHz output of a Navsync GPS receiver. I was able to infer the algorithm that they used to keep the output on frequency. If I remember correctly, it took less than 20 seconds to collect and plot the data!

all for you advice and suggestions re my request. >> At this stage it does not look like there is a simple >> solution of a readily available USB sound card that can be >> locked to a 10 MHz GPSDO reference. >> >> The constraints of portable operation with a Laptop rule out >> a number of solutions.

It’s moved off so a scope is necessary >> >> Sent from my iPhone >> Robert Baumander >> >> >>> On Apr 3, 2019, at 10:54 AM, Garth Riley via ONTBIRDS wrote: >>> >>> Bird still present as of 10:45.

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> > Ken Tucknott > Trista Gray > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "David H Sorenson" > To: ; > Sent: Tuesday, May 26, 2009 10:38 AM > Subject: Re: GL: broad band radar > > > > Broad band radar is great for close in work, but not so great for > long > > distance.

I am > transmitting at baseband (fc=0) with a fs of 250e3. When I send a 250 > sample burst with the I/Q parts being float32 and being set to 1.0, I get a > burst on the Rx end that is about 1330 samples long, sometimes more > sometimes less.