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Hi, I've also purchased one of the solar cooker dishes for RA application and I saw of course you had to spray paint the mirror surface. A suggestion had been made to apply more spray paint. So how

Looks great, and am sure it works great :-) When I get more into my Radio Astronomy journey I will look into the details more, that might be a while though :-)

Hi Mark I have seen the same thing, its still roughly in the same direction. Trouble with secret transmitters, no information! Response to wrld events? Andrew

FTA2 which is normally on 20.9kHz seemed to have come back on air at 10:02 on 6th November. However, the centre of its modulation is now on 21.04kHz. Does anyone know if this is still FTA2 with a

We received news last night that?Dr. Noel Castro-Segura was involved in a car accident.? He is OK but unable to present tonight.? We will reschedule this RAZOOM for next year. We wish him a speedy

Hi All, Here is the new addition at LRO (Lichfield Radio Obaervatory, www.astronomy.network) - this radio telescope is built using a 1.5m solar cooker dish. These cost around ?50 plus postage. The

*BAA Radio Astronomy Section meeting.* *Binary Stars and Stellar Cannibalism* Dr. Noel Castro-Segura University of Warwick Astronomy and Astrophysics Group (

Hello John Thanks for the info.? I have only just joined the BAA and cannot yet log in ... that is being investigated.? Gamma rays, in addition to producing Muons have an effect on the ionosphere.

Hello Brian, ??? ??? You may remember from our Leicester meetings, that I write a monthly report (Radio Sky News). Originaly just covering VLF SIDs, it now includes magnetic and Muon reports.

Is there? anyone who logs significant muon events with date and time that I could use for comparison purposes. Brian

The attached screenshot? shows some interesting echoes of meteor events viewed from different directions and with different polarisations. Take a look for yourself

HAARP will be operating UTC evenings through UTC midnight on 15, 16 and 17 October. A set of three fixed frequencies will be used, so they should be easy to spot in your spectrograms. Please see the

See attached. Graves 143.048MHz - UKRAA 23.4KHz receiver @ LRO, Lichfield, UK. I can be contacted directly via contact me page on www.astronomy.me.uk for anyone who prefers to talk outside this

Hello Folks. While working on other things I have a second screen on my PC monitoring https://ukmeteorbeacon.org/beaconclient/? and if I see an interesting set of echoes I screen garb it using snipit

The flare was also noted on the magnetometer here in Coventry. Very sharp onset in the magnetic field change. Davd Farn G4HRY

I too saw the magnetic effect of this flare using a UKRAA MAgnetometer in Kent. I have been told that the sharp dip and recovery seen in the Inclination signal is called a magnetic crotchet due to its

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Hi Andy, I always get a weaker signal from the transmitters behind the lower two traces so there was nothing unusual in the smaller peaks. The blue one is from Cutler, Maine and it looks as

A pronounced? effect from the X9 flare yesterday seen my magnetometer: ?I saw no significant effect on muon or total counts. (Red - DHO 23.4 kHz, blue - total count, orange - muon count ) An

Hello, ??? ??? X9, that was a big one! There was also an SFE, and a CME. John Cook