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Splatter from 7195 kHz

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Here is a screen shot of the waterfall display I captured on Oct 15, showing the strong signal on 7195 kHz that produced some splatter above and below, including some effect on the RV Net on 7191. The vertical time scale of the display is 30 seconds. Color signifies the received signal strength -- red is strong (hot).

I added the text 'splatter' to draw attention to the signal energy at frequencies above and below the station's intended transmit band.
John WA5MLF
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