Scientific and Technical Amateur Radio
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Scientific and Technical Amateur Radio
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#2A bunch of interesting looking ipython notebooks here too: https://github.com/daniestevez/jupyter_notebooks
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#3I look forward to Escapade Blue and Gold returning, I plan to have a look at them with my X band setup. I'm running a 1.2m offset, which is significantly larger than the 60cm Daniel was using here.
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#4I look forward to Escapade Blue and Gold returning, I plan to have a look at them with my X band setup. I'm running a 1.2m offset, which is significantly larger than the 60cm Daniel was using here.
I believe he's using a 6m antenna at the Allen Telescope Array (ATA).
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#5How does one get readings from large antennas? Are the streams public?
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#6I look forward to Escapade Blue and Gold returning, I plan to have a look at them with my X band setup. I'm running a 1.2m offset, which is significantly larger than the 60cm Daniel was using here.
I believe he's using a 6m antenna at the Allen Telescope Array (ATA).
Oh dear, you're correct. the 60cm antennas are on the sats themselves. Still, I might be able to get enough signal to see carrier, and maybe more given they'll be coming at us instead of going away next time around.
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#7How does one get readings from large antennas? Are the streams public?
I don't think most of this data is published, but you might be able to get access to AMSAT-DL data from their 20m dish in Bochum.
https://amsat-dl.org/en/20-meter-antenna/