After the big quakes in the South Pacific a couple weeks ago it seems to me
that the background noise was very high after the events and stayed that way
for many days. I had to lower the gain on my Lehman otherwise the display
would be a mess. But now things are back to normal and low noise and I can
crank up the gain again. There is always a chance that that the noise is
from the ocean, but I don't think so. Did you noticed a jump in noise after
the recent Big Ones. If so, is there any rule as to how long things take to
cool off.

Gary

 

 

 

 

Gary Lindgren

585 Lincoln Ave

Palo Alto CA 94301

 

650-326-0655

 

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After the big quakes in the South Pacific a couple =
weeks ago
it seems to me that the background noise was very high after the events =
and
stayed that way for many days. I had to lower the gain on my Lehman =
otherwise
the display would be a mess. But now things are back to normal and low =
noise
and I can crank up the gain again. There is always a chance that that =
the noise
is from the ocean, but I don’t think so. Did you noticed a jump in =
noise
after the recent Big Ones. If so, is there any rule as to how long =
things take
to cool off.

Gary

 

 

 

 

Gary Lindgren

585 Lincoln Ave

Palo Alto CA 94301

 

650-326-0655<=
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Check out Lastest Seismometer =
Reading

cymonsplace.blogspot.com =


dtvtransitioninfo.blogspot.com  =
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Information on how to cope with the transition =
to DTV