Yes — RF filters can significantly improve your ability to detect Jupiter’s radio emissions, depending on your setup and local RF environment. Here’s a breakdown of when and why they…
Short version: “Parallel” doesn’t help—and can make things worse. Here are the three ways people mean “parallel,” and what actually happens: If your goal is to move the −3 dB…
Short answer: not really. Mini-Circuits “DC–22 MHz” parts are fixed, 50 Ω-matched, sealed networks (usually elliptic/Chebyshev LC). To move the cutoff up by ~2 MHz you’d need to reduce the…
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The Orionid meteor shower is described by the Royal Museums Greenwich, London, website as: Orionids 22 October 2 Oct-7 Nov 15 Fast with fine trains. Associated with Comet Halley (https://www.rmg.co.uk/stories/space-astronomy/meteor-shower-guide-2025…
From SARA meeting 19/10/2025: Eduard Mol: Just found Joachim Köppens planet observations at 10 GHz, I believe he used a 7.2 metre dish: http://sat-bodenstation-roenne.uni-kiel.de/. Jupiter was only 0.015 dB! Saturn…
Generally, the bigger the better within practical limits. Consider its orientation (N-S or E-W), where it will be located, will it be moved, will the mount support the weight of…
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