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The detector should be sensitive to frequencies between 18 and 28 MHz. Those are commonly not used in shortwave-transmissions. The optimum is thought to be at just above 21MHz because
at 18MHz there's a lot of man-made radiotransmissions
at > 24MHz the intensity of the radiowaves drops
The goal if to detect jupiter bursts and have some working hardware to measure the magnetospheres of SUN and JUPITER.
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the receiver should be able to detect jupiter bursts (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetosphere_of_Jupiter)
The detector should be sensitive to frequencies between 18 and 28 MHz. Those are commonly not used in shortwave-transmissions. The optimum is thought to be at just above 21MHz because
The goal if to detect jupiter bursts and have some working hardware to measure the magnetospheres of SUN and JUPITER.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: