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26 minutes ago, Carl Reade said:
You could make one. It is just an RF choke and a capacitor. Nothing to them really.
If i may ask you for a bit details.
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1 hour ago, Carl Reade said:
Hi the dementions of the can stay the same no matter what dish size, however I use a biquad feed there is a link to it's calculator in earlier post.
http://www.setileague.org/hardware/feedchok.htm
The bias fee was from eBay as long as it's within the frequency range any will do. This one is 0.5 - 2000Mhz.
Thy,a lot,i saw many examples of feed horns,each was equally good,it is important that alu sheet must be galvanized.I saw one guy made it from a single PVC tube and alu tape which was wrapped inside the tube.But alu coffee can,or proper alu sheet is efficient.I will stick to the right thing...
Ckecked your Bias Tee by using pic,i hope it is the same you bought...It is quite expensive,i hope there is a bit cheaper one and also efficient...I can't do anything without it at all...
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Domestic vendors has no any of necessary parts which are needed for assembling in their stores.Therefore,i've just made my first offer via Ebay.Starting with two In Line Amplifiers.
Nice case for internal parts.Ok,which "feed" dimensions are best for 1m dish?And,you did not emphasized earlier anything about Bias tee,or i just missed to read about it! @Carl Reade
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12 hours ago, Carl Reade said:
Yes it's the same one should be fine. The satellite shop should have 20db line amps.
Have you thought about a feed for the dish?
Yes i was thinking about it last night,i have on my mind to visit an local tinsmith,he could make me an proper antenna feeder,i just need right "feed" measurements for 1m dish.If you any better idea just drop it.I know i can construct it for a less money,but professional touch could be a better and long lasting solution...
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@Carl Reade That vendor does not ship to Bosnia and Herzegovina,but i think this one could be equally good as previous.....I mean it is same.
But,i can also check in the local shop that also selling satelite and cable equipements.
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@Carl Reade Carl I would like to thx for all that suggestions....Link you gave me is a very usefull )going to add them on favs),i see that guy used can instead LNB,but is it possible to keep LNB on its place without changing it,if not ,let me know.I can get 55 x 60 dish for completely free from an guy,he offered it to me....So,with that i can be on the horse,therefore,i will save some extra money.
I can't wait to see your whole assembly proccess.Pls,do not forget to display it.I am trully appreciate your help.
PS:I want also to ask you about that Hydrogen 21 filter (LNA),whether the seller is reliable?Or is there any alternative i can buy on Ebay?
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@Carl Reade As you recommended,i hope i picked it properly....
I know i need a dish to nearly 1 meter (diameter),nothing bellow 96 cm...
1.LNA
2.Satelite line amplifier 20db
3.I need your sugesstion about these Filters in line....
4.Power suply will not be a problem...
5.SDR donngle...
or even this one.....
And best possible guide to assemble all tgoether...
I hope i am not too boring with endless questions...
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On 02/11/2018 at 00:04, Carl Reade said:
Hi what sort of observations are you wanting to do, Hydrogen line, sun moon?
You can make a basic radio telescope from the following,
A small dish 50cm.
A universal LNB
An analogue satellite meter
A 12 Volt power supply
This would enable you to take readings from the sun and moon to start with.
Hydrogen,strictly...
I just need useful details,so i am not wandering around.It could be easier for me to finaly start ordering all neccesary parts.
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Hy,i am looking to invest some money to construct my first radio telescope.And i am very serious with this!!!!!
I found many examples outhere from several sources,but still condused which is better for beginner like me.I just want to make things easier,bit complicated,to get into this stuff.
example....... https://www.haystack.mit.edu/edu/pcr/vsrt-ret/VSRT_Assembly_Summer2009.pdf
Pro and cons with this setup,and is there any simplier or bettre solution??I will take into account all suggestions..
All i need i just best solution with dish,which parts i need to assebmle into the one functional device i am planning to use.
Any help is welcome.
Anyone doing hydrogen line observing?
in Radio Astronomy and Spectroscopy
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Recommendation for an useful radio-astronomy book where i can find all necessary informations relating to the construction of an antenna that can read signals from non-organic hydrogen!!!