Barry,

Where are you seeing the USGS helicorders?
No visible traces of the event on my PS2 system - It's vertical and set very
low (boohoo).

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Subject: Re: Strong shock somewhere relatively nearby?


Hi all
  From the USGS helicorder it appears to be coming from South or central
america area since Galapagos is the first to receive and New mexico
second.
Regards
Barry


meredith lamb wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> Just getting strong P, or whatever waves here in Denver about
> UTC 17:46... now.  Appears to be relatively close by ~ afew
> hundred or thousand odd miles..... higher frequency, than a
> distant sample would show.  At 17:52, its still short period
> but strong.
>
> Any notes elsewhere?
>
> Meredith Lamb
>
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