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Re: (meteorobs) Radio?
"Radio Science Observing, volume 1" by Joseph J. Carr
(http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0790611279/qid=935575136/sr=1-1/002-5555525-9021665)
has a chapter on listening to meteor reflections. This is something you
can do with a simple radio or television setup.
You don't have to have a ham license to do this. (Getting a ham license
is pretty easy and fun. Check out http://www.arrl.org/ for details.
There are a bunch of amateur built satellites you can talk through and
we are putting a ham station on the International Space Station at the
end of the year.)
Luis Gonzalez wrote:
>
> I need help doing radio and also i don't have a HAM radio so can you help me
> trying to listen to them>
>
> Luis Gonzalez
> emcomputer@hotmail.com
> Personal Astronomer
> Folsom, Ca 95630
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