DL1DBC

DL1DBC
Sabine Cremer
JO31oj
Feel free to contact me at sabine +++ dl1dbc . net

Listen to the last electromechanic transmitter in the world:
World Heritage Grimeton Radio (SAQ) on 17.2 kHz

*** 14.2 kHz transmission on 2020-09-12 by Warsaw University
The balloon reached a height of 29164 meters a. s. l. before it entered the re-entry phase. Its gondola landed and was successfully recovered with all of its equipment at 18.15 CEST / 16.15 UTC.
There were some unexpected issues during the launch procedure. The take-off location at the airport was chosen incorrectly by the airport authorities. This, combined with strong wind, caused the flight train to collide with a wind indicating mast. The balloon was finally launched, but the end of the antenna was teared off and left on ground.
For further information (updated!): click here!

Baseband VLF WebSDR by DL1DBC as part of the PA3FWM WebSDR project

VIRGO - tracking of meteor radiants
a JAVA sky view application for meteorscatter

VIRGO standalone application available now:
https://bitbucket.org/NoGy/virgo/downloads/
maintained by Bastian, DB1BM, and Alexander, DL8AAU
Please follow the installation hints!

	DL1DBC Sabine Cremer JO31oj Feel free to contact me at sabine +++ dl1dbc . net

	Listen to the last electromechanic transmitter in the world: World Heritage Grimeton Radio (SAQ) on 17.2 kHz

	* 14.2 kHz transmission on 2020-09-12** by Warsaw University The balloon reached a height of 29164 meters a. s. l. before it entered the re-entry phase. Its gondola landed and was successfully recovered with all of its equipment at 18.15 CEST / 16.15 UTC. There were some unexpected issues during the launch procedure. The take-off location at the airport was chosen incorrectly by the airport authorities. This, combined with strong wind, caused the flight train to collide with a wind indicating mast. The balloon was finally launched, but the end of the antenna was teared off and left on ground. For further information (updated!): click here!

	Baseband VLF WebSDR by DL1DBC as part of the PA3FWM WebSDR project

	VIRGO - tracking of meteor radiants a JAVA sky view application for meteorscatter
			VIRGO standalone application available now: https://bitbucket.org/NoGy/virgo/downloads/ maintained by Bastian, DB1BM, and Alexander, DL8AAU Please follow the installation hints!