Screen recording for data collection from 150cm solar cooker radio telescope over 24 hours

[andrew....@googlemail.com]

Link below will pull up video showing ezCol data collection over 24 hours – to give folks who are new to the software an idea of what to expect to see on the screen.

 

This is the division display option – where signal is divided by reference sample.

 

https://www.astronomy.me.uk/recording-of-data-collection-on-lro-h2-solar-cooker-radio-telescope-28-12-2025

 

Andy

 

 

[andrew....@googlemail.com]

I forgot to mention that the reference is 3MHz offset frequency – I use 1417MHz rather than 1423MHz due to RFI.

Andy

[Conrad Cardano]

WOW!  That's really cool!  Maybe I should have built that solar cooker.

😀

Conrad

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[Robert Meade]

The solar cooker material cost using a Discovery Feed is about the same as for the Discovery Dish and you get 6 dB more gain and a 10 deg full beamwidth instead of closer to 20. You can absolutely build both :)

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