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Re: Calibration curve using RSP1B


 

Alfi
Your calibration looks great Alfi.? Raising the dB threshold to -140 makes senes as that matches the receiver noise floor.
Thanks.
Larry K4LED

On 5/20/2025 19:13:37, Chuck Higgins via groups.io <chuck.higgins@...> wrote:

Dear Alfi and Larry, and all,

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? Thanks for the great information. Alfi, your calibration curve looks excellent, and I will try

those settings for my backyard setup.

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? To be clear, calibration is a very useful way to make your data more scientific. It allows you to determine

a background level for your observing site (i.e., how radio quiet is your site). Also, your data can then be

directly compared with data from other observers. This is an advanced project, but a worthy one. We are

hear to help you, so please ask questions.

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? For those interested in a calibrator, we have plans to build-it-yourself. See the

Wiki page:? /g/radio-jove/wiki/36273. The Build-it-yourself Calibrator Manual is attached.

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Happy Observing!

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Chuck

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Chuck Higgins

The Radio JOVE Project

Middle Tennessee State University

1301 E. Main St., MTSU Box 412

Murfreesboro, TN ?37132

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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Alfi Hasan via groups.io
Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2025 9:16 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [EXTERNAL] Re: [Radio JOVE] Calibration curve using RSP1B

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I would also like to show the calibration results with RSP1B receiver and Jovecal 1, I think the results can be considered linear. Hopefully the settings I gave look correct.

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