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SaberScorpX
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Stephen has been kind enough to give some links for those interested in Radio Astronomy. Folks, check them out and thanks for the info.
Rich (RLTYS) Your friendly moderator.
Primer and FAQ:
http://www.nrao.edu/whatisra/index.shtml
Related Links:
http://www.astrosurf.org/lombry/menu-radioastro.htm
http://www2.jpl.nasa.gov/radioastronomy/
http://radiosky.com/rsplinks.html
*additions welcome*
Stephen Saber
PAC/Astronomical League
http://www.geocities.com/saberscorpx/home.html
Edited by RLTYS (07/01/06 08:10 AM)
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Stephen, can you help me find people who are amature raduio astonomers who use this site? I have just joioned and am still finding my way around. I would be most gratefull.
Thanks David Morgan (radast)
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Paul Lannuier
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Loc: Waco, TX
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Amateur Radio Astronomy by John Fielding, ZS5JF
I haven't seen this book mentioned here (though admittedly I haven't looked back that far). It provides a modern look at radio astronomy for the amateur astronomer, much more up to date than a lot of older books I have on the subject. Fairly technical in terms of electronic design, but any radio geek with a solid background in electronics and homebrewing will benefit from it.
Paul (WW2PT)
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"But having dismissed earthly things, I applied myself to explorations of the heavens" - Galileo
Epistolae Astronomicae
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