IC7100 A to Z #24 Band Scope Pt 2

This is a link to the 1st video:
IC7100 A to Z #23 Band Scope
This is a follow-up to the last video showing a feature I missed: Continuous scans
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[@michaeljbrennan3728]

Every time I watch a video of yours on the 7100., it makes me want one even more.

[@catsquiltpatterns-up3tl]

Thank you Tom. I really appreciate you and all of your work to make these videos on these three great radios! I have learned so much and they are so helpful! 73, Cathy W9QKR

[@HamRadioA2Z]

Thank you for the kind words Cathy. I’m glad you find them helpful.

[@ronmolihan5503]

Thank you Tom, good info.

[@davidlee9299]

Thanks for the info !!! I will be putting mine thru the power test this weekend.. Hopefully I getting he 100 watts on ssb.. not the 60 alot of hams have said their radio is putting out... Not so sure I want to try the mod... I have not cracked the case yet to see how hard the soldering will be... ??? Hope for the best. And thanks again ☺️

[@manuelochoa343]

Hello Tom, I was watching one of your videos some time ago and a series of spikes ran across the scope. You mentioned what is was but I can 't remember. What causes that?

[@HamRadioA2Z]

Those are from an ionosonde. The U.S. government (and probably others) operate a number of these to probe the current ionospheric conditions. It is a transmitter that sends a group of pulses across a broad range of frequencies and a matching receiver that looks at the signal strength of return pulses. They can determine Maximum Usable Frequency (MUF) among other things.