astronomy.network The Website of Lichfield Radio Observatory (LRO)

This shows the repeated patterns of data emerging from the drift scans of LRO-H1(Ptarmigan) hydrogen line radio telescope at LRO

LRO-H3 1420MHz tuned aerial (Alex Pettit Plate Yagi) not showing difference between sky and ground. Why might this be? Handmade

This is the current batch file used with LRO-H1: REM NORMAL RESOLUTION (IE STANDARD SETTINGS) cd C:\cd C:\Data\ezRA_Program+Data\LRO\py ..\ezRA\ezCol.py -ezRAObsLat

Click on links to download the workflow: Workflow (PDF) – https://www.astronomy.me.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Andrew-Thornett-Astrophoto-Processing-Workflow-220125.pdf Workflow (.docx file) – https://www.astronomy.me.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Andrew-Thornett-Astrophoto-Processing-Workflow-220125.docx

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Detecting the hydrogen line at 1420.4058 MHz is a popular project among amateur radio astronomers, and several software-defined radios (SDRs)

Detecting the 21 cm hydrogen line (the characteristic emission from neutral hydrogen in the Milky Way) requires a radio antenna

This page has been created with the help of ChatGPT 11/1/2025. Compare performance and attenuation standard LMR-600 and flexible LMR-600