Watched a presentation by Kevin VK4UH just the other night on Meteor Scatter. A very interesting mode of operation that I'd be keen to try. He did say for 2m about an 8 element beam is a good compromise between too much and not enough gain. Only seeing this now as TH-cam decided to put it in my recommended feed.
Peter there are over 26 meteor showers we enjoy during the year. Some are excellent with some high ZHR (zenith hour rates) which is another way of saying how many meteors we see within an hour period. The best times are between 0100am-0500am, this is due when the earth rotates into the path of the debris. Paul vk3da
Wonderful video mate! This is very well done. I’m looking for a video that will help beginners in ham radio because my podcast is about helping people to get into our hobby. I’d be honored to use this video for an upcoming show devoted to meteor scatter. I’ll Credit you and your channel in the description section so people can find your channel here on TH-cam. Please let me know if you have any problem with me using this video to share with others. Please let me know if there’s a problem using it on the show. I’ll make sure and credit your channel and put a link to it in the description section. Again mate, this is a wonderful video. I like the fact of how you described that using different bands can give you better results. That’s true and it’s something that many other videos don’t share. Well done on this one mate! All the best to you and yours, Larry de K7HN
Tnx Peter.... I might resemble that activity 😉
Watched a presentation by Kevin VK4UH just the other night on Meteor Scatter. A very interesting mode of operation that I'd be keen to try. He did say for 2m about an 8 element beam is a good compromise between too much and not enough gain. Only seeing this now as TH-cam decided to put it in my recommended feed.
Peter there are over 26 meteor showers we enjoy during the year. Some are excellent with some high ZHR (zenith hour rates) which is another way of saying how many meteors we see within an hour period. The best times are between 0100am-0500am, this is due when the earth rotates into the path of the debris. Paul vk3da
Wonderful video mate! This is very well done. I’m looking for a video that will help beginners in ham radio because my podcast is about helping people to get into our hobby.
I’d be honored to use this video for an upcoming show devoted to meteor scatter.
I’ll Credit you and your channel in the description section so people can find your channel here on TH-cam.
Please let me know if you have any problem with me using this video to share with others.
Please let me know if there’s a problem using it on the show. I’ll make sure and credit your channel and put a link to it in the description section.
Again mate, this is a wonderful video. I like the fact of how you described that using different bands can give you better results. That’s true and it’s something that many other videos don’t share. Well done on this one mate!
All the best to you and yours,
Larry
de K7HN
What's your podcast name? I'd like to give it a listen.
Great job Peter! I enjoy your videos! Esteban, KX4EZ
What about FM broadcast?
Another great article. Thanks Peter. Oh...and, by the way.....Will we see you at this year's Rosebud RadioFest? (Nov 17th Sunday) Cheers Mark. VK3PDG
what settings do you have 15 sec and F Tol
Cool