The Skinwalker Spectrum: Visualisation · Signals from the Periphery

THE SKINWALKER SPECTRUM
Two large signals on a mesa, priced against their own neighborhood.
Six frequencies from Future Visions ch. 11, drawn back onto the band they fell in
every step is 3 MHz: the analyzer's recommended filter width
GPS, the report's one suspect: 58 dB under the marker line
of four big radars, one can see the ranch, on a path that breathes
tap the marks · turn the RBW dial · orbit the terrain

Evidence

fact ⇄ what kind of claim · live

The six frequencies, the two bands, the H/V note, the day-before absence

Future Visions ch. 11, verbatim · no independent record exists; attributed to the book throughout

REPORTED

The instrument and its settings: 3 MHz RBW recommended, 3 markers max, −70 dBm default

Aaronia V4 manual and datasheet · the unit named in the book as the field analyzer

REPORTED

The allocation rows and footnotes G56/G132, and NTIA's plain-language band notes

47 CFR 2.106 / NTIA Compendium · stable since WRC-2000; the book's sentence is the Federal column

REPORTED

The terrain, the four paths, the clearances, the one line of sight

AWS terrarium z=10, peak-preserving · verdicts reproduced on USGS 3DEP · 4/3-earth, k on a dial

MEASURED

The two-carrier reading, the GNSS power ledger, the link budget, the diffraction shading

IS-GPS-200H + ITU-R M.1463 parameters · stated as instrument-response and propagation models

MODELLED

Whether D2 is an interrupted identification or an unmatched transient

two verdicts at equal size · the bench prices; it does not vote

READING

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