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Astronomy observatory in Staffordshire, England.

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Radio observation in hydrogen line (1420MHz)

Lessons learnt regarding interferometer yesterday!

Admin January 14, 2024 No Comments

Interferometers need hardware bias tees for SAWBird H+ 1420MHz filters with cascaded amplifiers, (which they also need as AD8302 chip requires certain level power input on SMA connectors to work)…

Radio observation in hydrogen line (1420MHz)

Advice on how to progress with my interferometer based on AD8302 amplitude phase comparator board 8/1/2024

Admin January 8, 2024 No Comments

Correspondence with Jan Lustrup: Hi Andy…. You want to test changes of phase between the ports, not frequency! Use the same frequency generator to a 2 way power splitter. One…

Radio observation in hydrogen line (1420MHz)

Schematic of Ted Cline’s Additive Interferometer Nov 2023

Admin January 7, 2024 No Comments

Click below to view a schematic of Ted Cline’s Additive Interferometer. Andy http://astronomy.me.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Schematic-of-Ted-Clines-Additive-Interferometer-Nov-2023.pdf

Solar

Some of My Best Solar Images up to 6/1/2024

Admin January 6, 2024 No Comments

I particularly enjoy photographing the Sun. For this I use following: ZWO 174MM camera. Sky Watcher Equinox 100mm OTA. HEQ5 Pro Mount. Hinode Solar Guider. Daystar Quark Filters = usually…

Meteor detection by radio

Quadrantids peak at midday Universal Time (8pm Malaysian Time) on 4th January 2024 according to LRO meteor scatter data 143.050MHz

Admin January 5, 2024 No Comments
Meteor detection by radio

LRO Radio Meteor Scatter Experiment shows rise in meteor count with Quandrantid Meteor Shower 4/1/2024

Admin January 4, 2024 No Comments

Demonstrating the apparatus works, which I am glad to hear! The RMOB upload below (LRO data) shows clear increasing meteor detection count from Graves 143.050MHz USB over last 24 hours…

Radio observation in hydrogen line (1420MHz)

Demonstrating likely presence of dark matter in Milky Way at LRO

Admin December 30, 2023 No Comments

The two slides below show velocity and mass distribution of Milky Way from LRO data 30/12/2023. Andy

Observing Night Sky

Telescope storage boxes sold at B&M in UK

Admin December 30, 2023 No Comments

aka Christmas Tree storage box – made by Really Useful Box.

Radio observation in hydrogen line (1420MHz)

Schematic LRO AD8302-based Radio Interferometer 26/12/23

Admin December 27, 2023 No Comments
Muon Detection

Am I getting correct muon counts with my two muon detectors at LRO in coincidence mode? Do other sources of muons affect the detectors from the ground and do we need to take account of these?

Admin December 23, 2023 No Comments

Dr Jonathan Lister: We do get upward directed muons their source being radioactivity from soil, rocks and building materials and once the gamma rays enter the scintillator they interact with…

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  • KrakenRF Discovery Hydrogen Line feed is a sophisticated shaped near‑field reflector that completes the beam‑forming illumination environment for the PCB radiator.
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Why do sharks fin patterns of SIDs go up for some observers and down for others?

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Rubidium frequency standard arrives from China (purchased on Aliexpress).

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KrakenRF Discovery Hydrogen Line feed is a sophisticated shaped near‑field reflector that completes the beam‑forming illumination environment for the PCB radiator.

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