Hi Folk,  I think I have found  my mystery earthquake.  It was the  M3.7 =
04/24/2007 04:24:09 utc from Alaska

This is what happen, "someone might learn from my mistake"  I adjust my =
clock manually, often it is off by many seconds, I advance the clock to =
the next minute, and when the times match I push "okay" to reset my =
computer clock, to the correct time.  Works fine unless I put in an =
extra minute.  So instead of an adjustment of + 4 second I adjusted +64 =
seconds.

I went to the second station, we are operating, at the Museum.  That =
station recorded the same event and the P and S were placed correctly.  =
I was sure my problem had to do with my equipment, and this event was =
surely the Alaska  M3.7

I made an clock adjustment of +64 seconds to my station and the P and S =
were right on.

The thing that fooled me was I could not believe a M 3.7 from Alaska =
4816km or 2992 miles from Boise was so pronounced.









Hi Folk,  I think I have =
found  my=20
mystery earthquake.  It was the  M3.7 04/24/2007 04:24:09 utc =
from=20
Alaska
 
This is what happen, "someone might =
learn from my=20
mistake"  I adjust my clock manually, often it is off by many =
seconds, I=20
advance the clock to the next minute, and when the times match I push =
"okay" to=20
reset my computer clock, to the correct time.  Works fine unless I =
put in=20
an extra minute.  So instead of an adjustment of + 4 second I =
adjusted +64=20
seconds.
 
I went to the second station, we are =
operating, at=20
the Museum.  That station recorded the same event and the P and S =
were=20
placed correctly.  I was sure my problem had to do with my =
equipment, and=20
this event was surely the Alaska  M3.7
 
I made an clock adjustment of +64 =
seconds to my=20
station and the P and S were right on.
 
The thing that fooled me was I could =
not believe a=20
M 3.7 from Alaska 4816km or 2992 miles from Boise was so=20
pronounced.
 
 
Thanks, for you advise.  =20
Ted