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This article describes the observations of a type III radio burst observed at 103 MHz simultaneously by the two radio telescopes situated at Rajkot (22.3°N, 70.7°E) and Thaltej (23°N, 72.4°E). This event occurred on September 30, 1993 at about 0430 UT and lasted for only half a minute. The event consisted of several sharp spikes in a group. The rise and fall time of these are comparable, however the peaks of individual spikes varied by a factor of four. The comparison of these observations with the data of solar radio spectrograph HiRAS indicates that this was a metric radio burst giving highest emission at about 103 MHz.
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Vats, H.O., Deshpande, M.R., Iyer, K.N. et al. Solar radio burst (type III). Astrophys Space Sci 243, 251–254 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00644064
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00644064