This morning, during the RV Service Net on 7191 kHz a strong (S9+20) station on 7195 kHz generated some audible splatter on the net audio as heard at my location. Below are two different displays I captured from my Flex-3000, showing the energy that was received below 7192 and above 7195.
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The above image is the panascope display with the 5 kHz receiver bandwidth setting. I added a green horizontal line for reference to the noise floor on vacant frequencies below 7189. I set the receiver to display the peak received signal at each frequency sample.
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This image is a capture of the waterfall display. The elapsed time from top to bottom is 30 seconds, for the window size (not full screen) that I was using. Splatter from the 7195 station is clearly visible above 7195 and below 7192.
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