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Hi Andy, When you point straight up you will collect data for one declination only, it will be the same every day. So you will need to change position of your antenna. Same comment as in the other

Remarkable success there. Well done!

Can I ask what members of this group think is best way to record and display my data? I am hoping to collect data over 1 year. Do I need to vary position of array or would pointing straight up for the

Hi All, Wow! Success 2 days ago with Triffid array and SDR.- successfully detected galactic hydrogen as per attached radio spectrum. I am actually quite shocked as I am not used to my radio astronomy

Thanks to quick work by Nigel the GB3MBA beacon is back ON.

GB3MBA will be shut down on Saturday 9th September so that it can be moved to make way for building works at the Sherwood Observatory. I will post another message when it's back on. Brian G4NNS

I am on travels so I don't have details but you will find a very good configuration and conditional action script for Spectrum Lab if you Google Blackwater skies. You can run the fcdpp directly into

Hi Andrew, I use the same system and have done for a while it seems to work well. Visit www.popastro.com - the website for The Society for Popular Astronomy and navigate through to the meteor

Andrew, I think you should find useful guidance from Paul Hyde in the BAA RA section of the website. There should be many folk who use this method to further advise. You just need to make sure the FCD

I have successfully got meteor scatter.detection from Graves using my Yaesu FT-817 radio and audio into headphone socket on the PC. I would like to change over to using FunCube Dongle Pro+ but I cant

I have retuned the Hampshire Meteor RX that is normally tuned to GB3MBA on 50.408MHz to receive meteor echoes from BRAMs on 49.970MHz for the next few days. The video stream can be found at

Hello Folks To coincide with the International Meteor Conference in Belgium on the 31 st August and the radio workshop on the 30 th I plan to retune the Hampshire Receiver from GB3MBA to BRAMS on

Robert, No problem getting in touch, that’s why we have an interest group. Yes, my detector uses tubes like the SBM-20, mine are actually CTC-5. I should have some pictures, but can’t find them

Hi David, I do apologize Messaging you from an old post I am in the process of building my own Cosmic ray Muon Detector Using Geiger Muller SBM-20 Tubes, I was very interested with your description of

Hi all I have been trying and struggling to get some form of Radio MS detection system working. Its a bit of a mess. I am? using a RTL-SDR dongle with a broadband 2m preamp (no filter yet but it

Something to do with rotation of the earth and the position of graves relative to the dust lane delivering the meteors ? You do get more meteors when heading into the stream. Thanks for the info, glad

Dear Andy G0SFJ, You're wonderful! Thanks. Yes please! Can you email me on andrew@... or telephone me on 07770841767/WhatsApp/Text so I can arrange collection? Andy M6THO.

I have a large? array of dipoles from the Army? Ptarmigan/triffid system.? Array is designed to be mounted on a pole, its flat so will tilt to any angle with a bit of invention. Think it's their

Hi Phil Your data looks very similar to mine with two peaks, second not as high as first before dripping back down to baseline levels. I wonder if anyone knows why there are two close peaks? Andy

Hello Folks.? The live stream of my GB3MBA receiver screen is now OFF while we continue with the development of the Pi based receivers which will stream I/Q data via the UK meteor beacon web site.