Kevin and Dave,

Well, I had a 50/50 chance of calling it New Madrid or Quebec since both 
are about 700 miles from here.  Actually, if I had checked the real time 
helicorder site at CERI I would have seen that they detected little.  I am 
using a restored WWSSN vertical and horizontal long period oriented NS.  If 
I had only gotten the other EW  unit installed, I suppose I could have 
distinguished them from the shape of the emerging wave shapes.  Next time.

Dave, thanks for directing me to the Canadian site.  Looks great and fast.

Dick



At 03:41 PM 01/01/2000 +0000, you wrote:
>Hi Dick
>I think the servers where shutdown at NEIC! :)
>
>I can not get Winquake on either a WIN95 or WINNT PC to read my SDR files
>even when changing the file save to floppy, so I can't say for sure just
>reading SDR. I even tried the new unregistered version of Winquake D/L'd and
>same results. I thought I would try to reload my old original version of SDR
>in another directory instead of SDRv2.7 next. Weird!
>
>But it looks like about the same time on SDR by changing the start time
>aligning the start with my time entered I start to see data at 11:28
>My guess would have to be New Madrid, between us? What do you think?
>
>I am in Leavenworth, Ks.
>
>Appears to be a relatively small event!
>
>I went into work checking PC's last night, and frankly not so much in the
>mood for more troubleshooting this morning. Probably something stupid, so
>am even ready for a "hey dummy it's...."
>
>
>At 10:11 AM 1/1/00 -0500, Dick Webb wrote:
> >Kevin,
> >
> >I can't answer your question but did see the event you mentioned.  It
> >arrived in Raleigh at 11:23:08 UTC and seemed to be about 710 miles
> >away.  When did you see it, where are you and what was your distance
>estimate?
> >
> >Thanks,
> >Dick
> >
> >
> >
> >At 03:02 PM 01/01/2000 +0000, you wrote:
> >>I was Ctrl R 'ing SDR from last night looking over last nights data and
> >>I seen a small event of some sort at 11:15z or so this morning. Nothing on
> >>NEIC.
> >>But...
> >>When I do a save it saves the file my network drive but when I use Winquake
> >>(v2.4)
> >>it shows the file with a comma in front and won't read the data.
> >>By going in and looking at the files and even trying to rename they show
> >>no comma at the start in DOS or WINNT, but they still end up showing a
> >>comma at the start of the filename in Winquake and naturally can't be read.
> >>I guess because it's not the right filename ,000101D.ks1
> >>I've been fooling with this for about an hour, maybe I'm just groggy from
> >>working last night, but any one know what gives? I'm giving up and will try
> >>again later.
> >>
> >>Kevin
> >>N0CWR
> >>
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