Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Hi there, the signal from Shannon VOLMET was even stronger, a few minutes after the eclipse maximum. Perhaps there is a time-constant associated with D-layer absorption? Final video to come, detailing how the signal had deteriorated again after the eclipse had finished.
Here is a link to the previous videos, recorded 35 minutes from maxium and at maximum:
youtube.com/watch?v=E53wqr_SM4o
youtu.be/qNQUJoSxz1I
Recorded in Oxford on the 12th of August at 18:17 hrs UTC, using an Elad FDM DUOr and a Wellbrook ALA1530 magnetic loop antenna (outdoors) via an NTi AntennaJet RF splitter and GI1000 galvanic isolator.
Thanks for watching and 73.
Hi there, the signal from Shannon VOLMET was even stronger, a few minutes after the eclipse maximum. Perhaps there is a time-constant associated with D-layer absorption? Final video to come, detailing how the signal had deteriorated again after the eclipse had finished.
Here is a link to the previous videos, recorded 35 minutes from maxium and at maximum:
youtube.com/watch?v=E53wqr_SM4o
youtu.be/qNQUJoSxz1I
Recorded in Oxford on the 12th of August at 18:17 hrs UTC, using an Elad FDM DUOr and a Wellbrook ALA1530 magnetic loop antenna (outdoors) via an NTi AntennaJet RF splitter and GI1000 galvanic isolator.
Thanks for watching and 73.










