24 points | by N19PEDL2 3 hours ago
3 comments
I wonder how hard it'll be to capture some of these images yourself.
NOAA decommissioned it's last LRPT/APT capable satillites.
Russia has a couple open access 137MHz sats available Meteor M2-3 and M2-4 I believe they have become flakey with age, damage and other issues.
Those you could stand in your garden with a simple vdipole antenna and a cheap SDR to capture images.
Are the images made available in realtime anywhere?
https://view.eumetsat.int/productviewer?v=default
I wonder how hard it'll be to capture some of these images yourself.
NOAA decommissioned it's last LRPT/APT capable satillites.
Russia has a couple open access 137MHz sats available Meteor M2-3 and M2-4 I believe they have become flakey with age, damage and other issues.
Those you could stand in your garden with a simple vdipole antenna and a cheap SDR to capture images.
Are the images made available in realtime anywhere?
https://view.eumetsat.int/productviewer?v=default