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Of course! Attached, you'll find a photo of my weekend house in a small community of only 200 houses. As is typical with radio telescopes, it's located in a valley, so the neighbors can interfere my

I hope not. I've carefully built everything with a bunch of voltage stabilization ICs. I'll check everything as soon as I have time to go out. Sabine -- Germany Standard time: UTC +1 hour

Congratulations to your TP, Richard! I think it's important that you prove TPs, because after all this is a GRAY line phenomenon! :-)) At my location they were also very weak last night. Sabine --

Yes indeed, that's the idea. -- Dave

Hi Sabine, that's very helpful, thank you! I'll update this thread as the station progresses. Joe

"First of all: I've already had trouble deriving a stable calibration temperature from the measurements with the Noise Source Characterizer. I may have a malfunctioning noise source." Hi Sabine, That

When I look at the region of the TP in detail, I can see that the TP envelope is formed by the tops of streaks that I believe are caused by distant lightning.? I think that is what you suggested in

Yep, that's a couple of propagation teepees. -- Dave

Some weak solar today.? And, does the second show a "TP"? Richard

Hi Has anyone else seen these solar-like events??? Salvador

Thanks, Sabine!? I am looking out for TP's, but I haven't seen any yet (I don't think). I would love to see a photo of your Moxon antenna. Best wishes,? Richard

Carl. Excellent. Thanks for confirming. Regards Salvador

Salvador, Here are mine on the same event,I think.... [email protected]> wrote:

Great Catches Richard! Carl [email protected]> wrote:

Duane, Great Grabs! Here are my catches on yours, I believe.... Carl Wasilla, AK [email protected]> wrote:

That looks great, Duane! You also captured that fine striation, so clearly visible in Richard's observations. Sabine -- Germany Standard time: UTC +1 hour

Outstanding, Richard!! How about some stunning TPs? Sabine -- Germany Standard time: UTC +1 hour

Jim, I'll look into your question as soon as I can. My RJ station is operated remotely, and I'm waiting for a few warmer days to head out. First of all: I've already had trouble deriving a stable

Hi Joe, that's good to hear! I operate my RJ receiver remotely, like some others probably do. I initially considered using VNC or TeamViewer software for remote control and then decided to run a

Hi Solar events Today. Salvador