[amsat-bb] Pin point the UO-14 jammer.

["Vince Fiscus, KB7ADL" <vlfiscus@xxxxxxx>]

We can pin point the jammer on uo-14 using instant track.  What the idiot 
doesn't doesn't realize is that the longer he transmits during a pass the 
more we can locate him.  If he transmits horizon to horizon, his location 
should fall on a thin line. Monitoring a number of passes can make the line 
or football shape smaller.

What we need to do is have stations in the south take a snapshot of their 
IT screen when they're fairly sure they first hear the jammer, then we need 
stations up north in western Canada and Alaska take a snapshot of their IT 
screens when the jamming ends and weakens.

The jammer will be located within the intersection of the footprints.  We 
can then alert amateurs in that location to have a listen.  I have a 
feeling that just publishing the identity of the individual to radio clubs 
in his area and on this list will end the jamming. No need to bother Riley H.

   Our radio club up here in Yellowstone county has a lot of county & city 
transmitter hunts.  I know we could find him if he were in this area.  I 
use a doppler direction finding unit which is nice for triangulating short 
duration signals.

KB7ADL

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