(meteorobs) Radio meteor manual counts

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• Subject: (meteorobs) Radio meteor manual counts
• From: Thomas Dorman <drygulch_99@yahoo.com>
• Date: Sun, 9 Jun 2002 09:12:27 -0700 (PDT)
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Hi. Tony and All
Tony your e-mail reply puts this question to bed.What
has be promoted by many groups ,NASA and has even been
report in leading Astronomy mag. is nothing more than
junk science. With out advanced graphing, analyzing
capabilities or radar or visual observations there
would be no way for an observer to be able to tell
what type of event that is being observed. This would
call into question any and all counts made manual by
the human ear. I am very disappointed to discover this
news. Over five years on this project,testing out
different receiver and  antennas to see what works
best.Now the question for me is where to start anew?
Thanks
Thomas Dorman
Far West Texas Sky Watcher

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