Start Simply, Build Slowly – The Best Advice for Amateur Radio Astronomy
Drift scanning works well for hydrogen line work, even with small antennas or dishes and I would strongly recommend starting
Read moreastronomy.me.uk The Website of Lichfield Radio Astronomy Observatory (LRO)
Astronomy observatory in Staffordshire, England.
astronomy.me.uk The Website of Lichfield Radio Astronomy Observatory (LRO)
Astronomy observatory in Staffordshire, England.
Actions carried out to try and get ezCol.py working with USB Relay board 11/12/2025
Your ezCol.py does not start with a shebang (#!/usr/bin/env python3).Instead, the first line is just: ➜ That means Linux has no idea which Python interpreter
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If it’s a Python virtual environment created with venv or virtualenv, you open (activate) it with a single command—just make sure you’re in
Read moreHow about 6 x 7.5 inch can for hydrogen line? How does that compare with a can 160mm diameter x 165 mm height?
How about 6 x 7.5 inch can for hydrogen line? Short answer: you can use a 6″ × 7.5″ can-sized aperture, but
Read moreIs 145mm or 165mm better diameter for hydrogen line cantenna? Is a can that is 160mm diameter x 165 mm height a good choice for this?
Short answer: 165 mm is the better choice than 145mm can — it gives a larger aperture (higher gain / narrower beam)
Read moreHow to use Active@ Disc Imager to back up Linix Ubuntu computer
FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS AT YOUR OWN RISK. NO LIABILITY ACCEPTED FOR LOSS OF DATA FROM FOLLOWING THESE INSTRUCTIONS. Yes —
Read moreSuccessful use of hidusb-relay-cmd.exe from USB HID relay software v2.1 (latest 041225) (Win64): on 11/12/2025
Running Pavel-a hidusb-relay-cmd.exe from USB HID relay software v2.1 (latest 041225) (Win64): Download from releases on right side on screenshot
Read moreHow to use Active@ Disc Imager to back up Linux Ubuntu computer
FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS AT YOUR OWN RISK. NO LIABILITY ACCEPTED FOR LOSS OF DATA FROM FOLLOWING THESE INSTRUCTIONS. Yes —
Read moreHow to make a byte-for-byte (block-level) backup of a Linux Ubuntu machine remotely
Yes — you can absolutely make a byte-for-byte (block-level) backup of an Ubuntu machine remotely, provided you have either SSH terminal
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