Monthly Update
Multiple Anomaly Detection & Automated Recording
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: SEPTEMBER 2024 ISSUE


NEWEST MADAR SITES

ARKASAS - Node 143 was shut down at Jonesboro but was donated to Mark Wentz at Mena. The node number is 334.
NORWAY - Great news! The node 188 once stationed in Germany was reprogrammed and shipped to Hessdalen, the historic UFO sighting spot,


The MADAR Network continues to grow in the United States, and 11 countries including Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Japan, the Netherlands, Philippines, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and Norway. The MADAR Project currently has 222 sites, with 165 running and 57 in various stages. Presently, 66, or 29% are now DAS-equipped, which means the site teams can be alerted by an alarm system, go out and gather more data with selected equipment. Very soon anyone with a GMC-500 geiger counter will be able to plug this device into their MADAR and have readings logged right on their spreadsheets! And more surprises are in the works. The project has  275 members.

UPGRADE TO LEVEL II
If anyone wants to upgrade to a Level-II, all they have to do is add a DAS (about $20) and whatever additional equipment they can afford to take out during an alert.    
http://www.nicap.org/match/MADAR_101/00-60-Kit-PLL.htm
 
If you have any questions concerning the MADAR Project, always check here first
http://www.nicap.org/match/MADAR_101/

Fran Ridge
MADAR OPERATIONS CENTER
Newburgh, Indiana
812-490-0094
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