Future SDR plans

[Analoguesat]

I shall have a go at AIS over the winter. Im moving to near the village of Kelso and will have decent LOS into the Cheviot mountains. AIUI Coastguard whirlybirds use AIS and they are often called in for rescues in the Cheviots.

Plus I will only be about 20 miles from the coast so I *may* have a chance of getting some ship traffic too. I see tinkering sessions in the garage there over the winter

 

[Analoguesat]

I shall be re-erecting my plane tracking system and carry on feeding 360-radar, and Ive also just realised I shall have almost direct LOS to the Border gliding club near Wooler so I will be investigating a FLARM system for gliders as well

 

[archive10]

I shall have a go at AIS over the winter. Im moving to near the village of Kelso

Much more important: What will happen to the, erhm, evolutionary dish farm??

 

[Analoguesat]

Ive no chance whatsoever of getting 9 dishes up there but Im pretty sure I can hide a couple behind the garage Watch this space for the Mk2 Borders dish farm - although I need to work out how tolerant the new landlord is before I go completely OTT.

I probably wont be completely demolishing the Mk1 dish farm immediately here simply because there is a chance we will move back here once this cottage has been refurbished. Some will be removed - if for no other reason I need at least 13E/19E for New Years Eve

Doping some poking around Ive also discovered there is a radiosonde launching point west of Newcastle. The Cheviots are in the way but as they are going up rather than across they will soon clear them....... So I shall have to have a go at that one too

 

[Mickha]

Are you likely to get a better broadband speed, in your new place?

 

[2cvbloke]

Ive also discovered there is a radiosonde launching point west of Newcastle.

Are you sure they're not just the warning buoys for when I've had a curry?

 

[Channel Hopper]

Are you adding Butterfly tracking ?

Butterfly swarm glitters on Denver radar