2004 02 14 14:52:00
Continuation of storm IIIs
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2004 02 29 16:24:00
Interference
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2004 03 13 18:37:00
Low-frequency emission
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2004 04 04 20:30:00
Interference
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2004 04 11 18:11:00
Interference
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2004 04 12 12:45:00
Slow-drift fundamental-harmonic pair?
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2004 04 15 16:40:00
Very impulsive M1, short-wave fade-out following the event?
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2004 04 20 19:30:00
Interference and some lightning.
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2004 05 25 21:20:00
Lightning
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2004 07 15 18:21:00
Short-wave fade-out at low frequencies due to X1.6 flare.
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2004 07 16 13:50:00
X3 flare, no III, strong fadeout followed by Type II
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2004 07 17 12:18:00
Sporadic E-layer ionization ducting in a TV station carrier from Pittsburgh at 50 MHz
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2004 07 17 16:48:00
Short-wave fade-out due to the effects of an M2 flare on the ionosphere.
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2004 07 22 11:01:00
Event with the Sun at elevation of 8 degrees at 11:05 UT, followed by ionospheric refraction of continuum
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2004 07 22 11:20:00
Ionospheric refraction of continuum emission after sunrise.
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2004 07 25 14:24:00
Emission in rise of event, very low frequency slow drift,
weak harmonics possible
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2004 07 30 23:10:00
Short sporadic E layer feature.
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2004 08 01 16:08:00
Another example of sporadic E layer amplifying the Pittsburgh TV carrier
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2004 10 15 13:33:00
Either peculiar interference or peculiar Type III
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2004 10 15 21:30:00
Interference or possibly multiple Type IIIs
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2004 10 30 13:09:00
Drifting feature, flare decay phase or non-flare
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2004 10 30 13:54:00
Emission with structure during period of multiple IIIs.
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2004 10 31 13:41:00
Non-flare fuzzy stuff, also seen by Nancay.
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2004 11 09 21:20:00
Ionospheric caustics in a Type IV just before sunset, power_line interference towards the end.
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2004 12 27 21:29:00
Huge outburst from soft gamma repeater 1806-20 took place at 21:30:26
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