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Pleas feel free to share, the wider the net is cast the better. Andrew

Is it ok to share this message with other astronomy groups or clubs. Cheers Keith Butterworth

My apologies that this post is a little off topic but the UK Radio Astronomy Association needs your help. We are a volunteer organisation which promotes all aspects of radio astronomy encourages

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Hi Andrew, The signal you are observing is most certainly not of astronomical origin. There is no spectral line from a known astronomical source at the frequency you mentioned. The sun is a broadband

I have been expreimenting with Radio Astronomy observing the hydrogen line using conical feedhorns using both gnuradio and sdrangel software. In the SDR angel software there is the star tracker which

Inspire works very well detecting lightning and I am in UK so they sent it internationally to me without problem. Only issue is it also picks up mains hum which can be quite loud......but if you can

Hi I have one of the Inspire kits that I ordered from the US ( into the UK ) approx 3 years ago. It took an afternoon to assemble and it seems to work very well. Regards 5

Hello Andrew, I'm interested in the fact you say it works well as this seems to be my best chance yet!! they still have the option on the website to order internationally. where did you see that it

While the beacon is operating OK after the week end storm the server providing the live stream is OFF.? A site visit is due at the end of the week so we hope to fix it then. Brian

My recording of lightning was just chance as I was really looking for SIDs, which of course the lightning obscured. I can't remember where the lightning was, but as I'm in the Midlands I think

Hello! Thank you this is quite interesting! I assume you specifically did this when there was a storm in your area, just curious what sort of distance were you from it? And yes I’ve seen a a lot of

I was interested and checked out the website. Inspire will not ship kits or the detector outside the USA. Andrew

Hi, The attached plots shows plenty of noise spikes at VLF caused by lightning. So the easiest way to record them is to do as I do and just use a PC with a multi-turn loop plugged into its

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Hi Andy Interesting do you use this standalone or do you contribute to https://www.blitzortung.org/ Kind Regards John B

NASA had project called INSPIRE which developed a receiver for picking up lightning. I have one of the receivers. Works well apart from terrible interference from power lines at 50

Hello. Take a look at https://www.blitzortung.org/ . I Googled "blitzortung receivers" and found lots of ideas there. When you start building I'm sure people on this group will have some stuff that is

Hello, so I am new to radio and am a student. I have a project to create a radio receiver that can detect lightning strikes. The idea sparked after my tutor mentioned how you could hear radio static

We see a lot of strange echoes at https://ukmeteorbeacon.org/beaconclient/ but this one is particularly hard to explain. The tail echo is? seen by NW H Vpol and the co-located test stream which