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Subject: Re: unusual frequency
From: "Geoff" gmvoeth@...........
Date: Sun, 2 Nov 2008 02:14:28 -0700


In my previous answer I made a mistake as follows.
"I had a s-p or s-L time"
Should have read as follows.
"I had a s-p or L-p time"
OOOPS !
geoff


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Bob Hancock" 
To: 
Sent: Saturday, November 01, 2008 8:16 PM
Subject: Re: unusual frequency


> This event appears to be consistent with other low magnitude events  
> that  have occurred to the Southwest of Tucson, AZ.  I have seen other  
> events that are similar, and no information was ever posted on them.   
> I noticed the event was visible across the lower 48 states, and  
> southern Alaska.  It is most likely less than M 4.0 as that is the  
> USGS minimum cutoff for display of information on international events.
> 
> Bob Hancock
> 
> 
> On Nov 1, 2008, at 2:53 PM, Geoff wrote:
> 
>> Hello Mr. Thomas Dick;
>> My Sensor located very close to 33.42138N  -111.57477W about  
>> 507Meters above mean sea level.
>> I saw that TUC near Tucson also saw this signal about 1336 to 1338  
>> on 31OCT2008 UTC.
>> I have not analyzed it to get an accurate and precise time simply  
>> because I can not
>> tell for sure it is in fact an Earthquake. If no one else is  
>> reporting it I do not trust
>> what I am looking at. In order for me to properly read a signal it  
>> takes extra effort
>> which translates to opportunity costs ( such as Battlefield 2142  
>> time ) so I will not
>> pursue more knowledge in detail if I can not verify the source  
>> beforehand.
>> The distance seems 600 miles to 700 miles from here maybe magnitude 4
>> but nothing seems to match that as of my last look.
>> Regards;
>> geoff
>>
>> -
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