UKHAS

On Fri 14 Nov Steve wrote: > The whole thing is a can of worms that I wish the RSGB had not >

Cross posting for completeness Steve G8KHW -------- Forwarded Message -------- Subject: Re: [GPSL]

dutch balloon in range of east coast UK PD3EGE

Thanks Ross - I hadn't seen that video. Looks like a rocketman chute. I'd seen some of the

Im using a Uctronics Gigabit poe splitter of amazon I have found you need to connect all to the pi

Hi! I suddenly received a lot of nodes from the UK this afternoon. I'm located near Ghent,

Hi, I agree with with John, looking at your pics it all seems to be setup correctly, so two things I

On Saturday, 27 September 2025 at 16:55:16 UTC+1 Roger M1CDQ wrote: Balloon SP2ROC-7 heading over uk

On Friday, 26 September 2025 at 10:21:10 UTC+1 Steve wrote: If its for personal recreational use and

I'll request my renewal tomorrow, and I'll let you know how that goes. My experience with

The Bolton & RSGB flights seem to have generated some interest. Whilst there's quite a body

I saw your reports . Showing good signal strength. I lost is around 2100ish but did pick up about

If you are re-flashing a radiosonde with a firmware that transmits Horus Binary telemetry, then use

Does anyone have any clues about the balloons circling over Guangzhou, Ganzhu and Nanchang (Chinese

On Sun 14 Sep Steve wrote: > The UKHAS wiki (https://ukhas.org.uk) seems to be down at the mo -

Sorry, not sure what the issue is here, and don't have the time to debug right now. Certainly

update. I now have 2 pi's running one a pi3 and the other a pi zero 2w both with the larger board

I've had some luck with the Si4432 and Horus Binary - you can get the chip for about $1.6 USD

These kinds of machines work well - https://www.amazon.com.au/Cutter-Styrofoam-Cutting-Machine-

Thanks for all the listeners - we are collating the reception reports for the 2m beacon - we had 6

Interesting. I asked about 434/868 because back when I started with these I set up a Tx/Rx pair with

Maybe he was Roj Blake? But only if the quarry was in Wales ... On Tuesday, 1 July 2025 at 22:21:01

Good flight, congratulations to the team . Ready for the next one... 73 Jean Paul F6ASP Le mar. 1

Yeah, an odd bug that's been in the system for a while. I was initially built in 2-3 hours, so

PS, some way have spotted that in the top third of the flight there were receivers on the north coast

Bonsoir, merci de diffuser et de recevoir la RS41 4FSK sur 434.775 MHz visible sur amateur.sondehub.

The Westminster school permission holder here! I can confirm it was quite a pain each launch to get

It was a 100g balloon probably a Pawan. Similar sized neck to the Hwoyee (much bigger than ToTex 100g

Oh and I should add the obvious: electrical heating is far more controllable. Steve G8KHW On 10/06/

To Mika: Thanks for the advice, I shall surely consider it. To Steve: Yes, sorry, actually I had