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My Question: Hi, Basic question- say I save 2dB here by changing coax and 2dB there by doing something else.

Visit to Astronomical Observatory of Mansfield & Sutton, Nottinghamshire, December 2024 with Angella and Alan Rodgers

The following picture shows the theoretical improvement from making this change.

My son and I have changed the coaxial cable on my 1.5m parabolic solar cooker radio telescope from 5m of

I have found that my installations default to desktop as storage location – however there seems to be something preventing

Having now mapped the Milky Way successfully using the Ptarmigan Array (LRO-H1) radio telescope over the last year, it is

Click on link below to download ZIP file of all viable Ptarmigan Array hydrogen data at LRO between 6 January

My data (LRO) indicates that the peak of the 2024 Geminids was around 4-6am on 14 December 2024 UTC, with

I have processed all the data I have collected so far using my new radio telescope made from a 1.5m