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Radio Astronomy Section Zoom Monday the 13th May 2024 Python for Muons#4 by Rupert Powell Video is now on YouTube here ( https://youtu.be/wzoiOq0-Yc0 ) Github for the code used in the Python for Muons

Paul Nicholson ( in the UK ) has created a very capable set of tools called vlfrx-tools which run quite nicely on old PC's and Raspberry Pi's. Don't let the VLF of vlfrx-tools fool you - these tools

Thanks for all the reading material, I have a bit to digest before I ask for more help, but thanks for the offer Brian. :-)

Hello Simon Yes take a look at ukmeteorbeacon.org.? The live stream is supplied by receivers based on the SDR play RSPdx and a Raspberry Pi.? You'll find a block diagram On the Observing GB3MBA

For the video capture I fully recommend looking at the GMN pi based solution as it is pretty well automated, maintained and feeds into the global network so very well worth considering. Kind Regards

Thanks for the info Tracey, I'll investigate, it sounds promising:-) our visual meteor station is PC based and an old video camera, at some point we will rebuild this, but whilst it is working it is

Hello I believe that people are already successfully detecting meteors via radio backscatter using raspberry pi. I’ve attached some links to projects that I have followed.

Hi All, I had a brief conversation with John Cook at the BAA Winchester Weekend about the feasibility of using a Raspberry Pi, SDR dongle and appropriate software to detect meteors, he suggested I

Hello everyone - In case you're seeing online discussions regarding connections between the?recent geomagnetic storm and the HAARP May research campaign, University of Alaska Fairbanks has put out a

Roo has posted a link to Github for the code used in the Python for Muons course.? For those not?familiar with Github Roo will explain how to?access the code tonight.

Interesting stuff Brian and Martin. What was the timing and how long did it last? Mike German High Peak Hayfield

Sorry folks I got it all wrong regarding yesterday's image. It wasn't noise !? Because we are only looking at +/-100Hz on the live stream I didn't recognise this as a reflection of the beacon signal

This is the Zoom link.... Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85178814501?pwd=dXliM1I2T21qNDdRMjF6V1FQY0h1QT09 (

There's been a lot of meteor activity during the Eta Aquarid? but today's snap is of unusual high noise level being observed at three of the receiver sites. Associated with the solar activity ? Brian

Our established Receiver Live Stream is currently OFF while we move the processing to our new server and establish confidence in it. Today's screenshot is from the new server under test. Note that the

Hello Folks We are in the process of moving the receivers in our network to a new server. As they move they will disappear from the existing server an re appear on the new one. We will re-direct the

Radio Astronomy Section Zoom Friday the 3rd May 2024 SKA Precursors, the Zooniverse and some machine learning by Alexander Anderson Video is now on YouTube here ( https://youtu.be/DH4eRFxwFIY ) You

Radio Astronomy Section Zoom Monday the 06th May 2024 Python for Muons by Rupert Powell Video is now on YouTube here ( https://youtu.be/D0X1SwVd7g8 ) You can find links to previous meeting videos and

Rupert Powell is the teacher. Thanks Roo....? This will also cover the Python library's used in David Hardwick's project. Join Zoom Meeting

Hello Folks Despite my best and very prolonged efforts we have not found a site in Scotland for our third primary receiver. Before I give up can anyone help ? What is needed is a reasonably radio