I'm really getting into the SETI Live project. Whenever I get a chance I go to the SETI Live page, log on, and classify a few signals. Today I was looking at the tech aspects of the antenna array. Very interesting, and very appealing to homebrewers. They are making use of dishes that were made for TV reception. And they are using software-defined receiver systems. All of this makes upgrades relatively easy.
Jill Tartar of "Contact" fame is running this project.
Check it out: http://www.seti.org/ata
So, I'll be I'll be using a big array to listen (watch really) for the REAL DX on .5 to 11.2 Gigahertz. I'll let you guys know if I hear any "new ones"!
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Re: NEAR-Fest Reports!
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Thanks, Dan, for the excellent pictures. It was great meeting you for the
first time, as well as a few other notable first-time-meets including Joe,
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