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Hi Brian I'm glad you have put your livestream back on with sound - this makes an amazing difference so that it can be playing in the background and gives an alert for us to look at/save any screens

Hello Folks You might like to pass on the following to any Astro Societies or individuals interested in Meteors. I attach the text as a .pdf to make that even easier to do. All the best Brian

Hello Folks I had promised to stream a receiver to YouTube during the period around the time of? Perseids. This is proving to be tedious in a development environment when bench space, PC, antenna

The live stream at https://ukmeteorbeacon.org/beaconclient/ is back ON. Around the date of the Perseids peak I will stream one receiver to the BATC streamer at https://batc.org.uk/live/gb3mba. This

Sorry to report that the Live streams from https://ukmeteorbeacon.org/beaconclient/ are not available at present. The Server is OK but we don't have a fix yet.? The beacon is operating

Hello Folks After a few hiccups the Live stream to YouTube is currently operating again.? Search for "GB3MBA Live Stream" on YouTube. It will not be operating 24/7 as the receiver hardware and PC

Thanks Tim Great stuff.? Brian

Feeding youtube audio to ARGO to display the events. Tim N4WLO

Fascinating! Well done Brian

Hi Brian i like it with the timing marks. We need to updated the channel description so people other than us know what they are looking at. John B

For the time being I have increased the displayed bandwidth to YouTube stream at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82S2FvYBylc to +/- 2.5KHz. This brings the timing pulses into view. These injected at

Hello Folks We are now testing the YouTube live stream from one of the UK Meteor beacon Project receivers. To view go to https://www.youtube.com/@GB3MBA/streams There are plenty of interesting

Yes two images captured while I was preparing the agenda for the next UK Meteor beacon team meeting. The first shows a tail echo seen at the Norman Lockyer Observatory (NLO) and NW? Hampshire

These screenshots show two events captured yesterday The first is of interest because the tail echo? was seen by all 5 receivers so was not directional? or linearly polarised? ... the beacon

TO MARCUS LEECH: Hi Marcus, Any chance I could ask for copy of this software from you? My email is andrew@...<mailto:andrew@...> Andy Sent: 02 July 2024 01:48 To: Society of

An 'off-the-chart' month for solar activity, and for the consequential consolidation and reporting work.? Many thanks to John Cook for his work on this! Paul Hyde

Would anyone like to interpret this interesting echo. Observed from NW Hampshire it is mainly horizontally polarised. Armagh sees the same echo with it's horizontally polarised antenna. The Norman

These dishes are looking rather nice. https://www.crowdsupply.com/krakenrf/discovery-dish/updates/latest-manufacturing-news Tony

Here are the same echo seen in NW Hampshire by the live stream and by another receiver at NW Hampshire running SDR Console with a greater bandwidth and faster waterfall. This illustrates the greater

Following Jack's talk (which I missed but saw on Youtube), there was a question about amateur VLBI. Is anyone in the UK working on that? Would rubidium clocks disciplined by GPS give sufficient