Hi,
Ready for the Leonids 2023 ?
I hope my station does not get nuts as in the last weeks..
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Re: Radio Meteor Observation
Hi,
Leonids seem to be over and it looks like there was some activity.
Below the result of the reference station in USA from Nelson and mine. There are just two RMO stations left in Mexico and those are Aguirre and mine, All other 3 or 4 stations I helped to set up went down the drain...
I am a little bit sceptic about my value of 461 signals...
Below a signal of a huge Leonid meteor I found in the ARGO software image. There are a few more but not that big.
Leonids seem to be over and it looks like there was some activity.
Below the result of the reference station in USA from Nelson and mine. There are just two RMO stations left in Mexico and those are Aguirre and mine, All other 3 or 4 stations I helped to set up went down the drain...
I am a little bit sceptic about my value of 461 signals...
Below a signal of a huge Leonid meteor I found in the ARGO software image. There are a few more but not that big.
regards Rainer
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Hi,
I just looked through some ARGO images. I save an image every 543 seconds so a iamge depicts a time span of 543 seconds or 9m3s.
Peak as predicted by e-zine meteor news was at 7:00 hours local time which is on my images now 13:00 hours UTC time. I changed the PC time in order to comply with the RMOB.ORG rules.
Attached a few nice signals
Below an imahe of how the waterfall of the SDR program looks. Just right now 3 nice signals visible as white dots
When I am sitting in the Obervatory I turn on the Loud speakers and it is nice to hear them "Ping" in a high pitched frequency
I just looked through some ARGO images. I save an image every 543 seconds so a iamge depicts a time span of 543 seconds or 9m3s.
Peak as predicted by e-zine meteor news was at 7:00 hours local time which is on my images now 13:00 hours UTC time. I changed the PC time in order to comply with the RMOB.ORG rules.
Attached a few nice signals
Below an imahe of how the waterfall of the SDR program looks. Just right now 3 nice signals visible as white dots
When I am sitting in the Obervatory I turn on the Loud speakers and it is nice to hear them "Ping" in a high pitched frequency
regards Rainer
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Re: Radio Meteor Observation
Well done Rainer and I am glad you are getting signals, it is a shame the other stations have stopped. I have listened to the pings live from a NASA site once and it was really cool. You are lucky as it was cloudy all weekend here so no chance of visual.
Alexandra
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Hi Alexandra,Montana wrote: ↑Mon Nov 20, 2023 10:19 am Well done Rainer and I am glad you are getting signals, it is a shame the other stations have stopped. I have listened to the pings live from a NASA site once and it was really cool. You are lucky as it was cloudy all weekend here so no chance of visual.
Alexandra
Clouds do not interfere with RMO observation.
Interesting are the results from today. Comparing Nelson USA and my station and looking at images there are a lot of signals today.
Again I am sceptic about my very high number compared to Nelson but looking at the images, yes there are a lot of impacts. Maybe my station is too sensitive?
and a big one from today morning at ~ 05:26 local time 11:26 UTC. I have seen a few more big ones. Later today I will post some more images.
regards Rainer
Observatorio Real de 14
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