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Admin January 14, 2026 No Comments

The information provided on this website is provided for reference purposes only. It is my personal development blog, and is not intended to act as an educational or advisory tool…

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Website which let’s you look for ISS, CSS, and Hubble, along with Starlink trains

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This website agrees with the ISS tracker, but let’s you look for ISS, CSS, and Hubble, along with Starlink trains. You can look at the Sun, the Moon and the…

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Website for the UKRAA Central Server of PicoMuon data

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http://ukraa.com/muon

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What is the link equation (also known as the link budget equation) and how does it apply to amateur radio astronomy?

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When reading this post, also consider the comment made by Alex Pettit at the bottom of the post. The link equation can be written as: where: In free space, the…

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What is the link equation (also known as the link budget equation)?

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link equation In telecommunications, the link equation (or link budget) is a fundamental calculation used to determine whether a wireless signal will be received intelligibly. It evaluates signal strength by…

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Can I use the PicoMuon muon detector from UKRAA stand alone without attached computer and of so how do I do it?

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Yes. The UKRAA PicoMuon detector is designed to work as a completely standalone instrument and does not require a computer to detect or log events. The detector has its own…

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Attractions in London for amateurs with interest in science and astronomy.

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If you’re interested in science and astronomy in London, the two standout destinations are: 1. Science Museum Located in South Kensington, this is London’s premier science museum. Highlights include: The…

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What is probability of scattering of muons with lead?

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For relativistic muons, the RMS multiple-scattering angle in lead is approximately: theta0 = (13.6 MeV / beta pc) * sqrt(x/X0) * where: Example: a 3 GeV muon passing through 1…

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What % of muons survive to sea level?

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Muons are created high in the atmosphere, typically at altitudes of about 10-15 km. Their mean lifetime at rest is only about 2.2 microseconds, so without relativistic effects almost none…

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What is capacity of Lidl Supermarkets Ultimate speed jump starter with lithium ion power bank?

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The current Lidl ULTIMATE SPEED Portable Jump Starter With Power Bank battery specification is: For your PicoMuon, the important figure is the 6,650 mAh at 5 V, since that’s what…

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Maximum airline power bank capacity to USA

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For flights to the USA, the key limit is 100 watt-hours (Wh) per power bank without needing airline approval. Power banks between 101 Wh and 160 Wh usually require airline…

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  • What is the link equation (also known as the link budget equation) and how does it apply to amateur radio astronomy?
  • What is the link equation (also known as the link budget equation)?
  • Can I use the PicoMuon muon detector from UKRAA stand alone without attached computer and of so how do I do it?

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  1. Ultimate speed power bank with compressor UPK 10 H5 from Lidl Supermarket, UK – astronomy.me.uk The Website of Lichfield Radio Astronomy Observatory (LRO) on “Cubesat in a Box” – design development as of 15 June 2026
  2. “Cubesat in a Box” – design development as of 15 June 2026 – astronomy.me.uk The Website of Lichfield Radio Astronomy Observatory (LRO) on What are attachments for power banks that keep them always on called? I need an always on power bank to power my UKRAA PicoMuon muon detector during my trans-atlantic airflight of month for my altitude muon detection experiment
  3. “Cubesat in a Box” – design development as of 15 June 2026 – astronomy.me.uk The Website of Lichfield Radio Astronomy Observatory (LRO) on Ultimate speed power bank with compressor UPK 10 H5 from Lidl Supermarket, UK
  4. Admin on My 150cm LRO-H2 hydrogen line radio telescope is pointed azimuth 168 degrees, elevation 75 degrees, and collecting data by 24-hour transit scans. Which Milky Way parts does it pass through when trace shows one or two arms?
  5. Hugh Goodwin on My 150cm LRO-H2 hydrogen line radio telescope is pointed azimuth 168 degrees, elevation 75 degrees, and collecting data by 24-hour transit scans. Which Milky Way parts does it pass through when trace shows one or two arms?

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