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This is our three Radio Jove stations being monitored at the same time using Radio-Skypipe
4x4x1.5 Hole ready
The Makings of a Dish
Mitch and I placing the Radio Jovian Array into place.
The Link to the outside world via Satelite some 38,000 Kilometers in space.
Mihai and his Radio Jove Station (EDRO) at Officer
The Radio Jove Receiver and Noise Generator.
Removing the Dish from the support for repairs
All Hands on...mounting the Secondary Reflector
Mitch working on the Sub Relfector (Gregorian Feed)
Working on the 4.6 Meter at Officer
Lockie and Ash - Success! - we had just remounted the Dish to its support.
Looking up to the focal point of the 4.6 Meter Dish.
The Lads taking time out for a quick game of Cricket
Over head of LMRO LayoutThe Listener Radio Telescope.jpg
The Radio Jove Dipole Phased Array tuned to 20.1MHz
Jupiter Storm activity being recorded by LMRO
Picture 2
Works at the Radio Observatory
Ash, Steve and Mitch preparing for work on the Floor.
Steve and Ash look on as Mitch fits a copper reflector to the Horn
Sheet Metal being applied to the floor of the Container
A Full View at 20.1MHz spanning 19 hours at about 02:30 a Solar Flare is detected.
The Lads taking time out for a quick game of Cricket
concreting
Jessica the Cat keeping me company during late nights observing, see what I have to contend with!
A Close up of the Solar Flare recording a Sudden Ionospheric Disruption (SID)
Blackbody measurment of the Moon recorded during a Luna eclipse at 12GHz
Another Shot of the 4.6 meter Antenna
The 4.6 Meter Dish at Officer - could be re-located to LMRO
Fibreglass Struts
Horn Support Structure
28 foot Dish
Side View of HORN Antenna
Looking inside the HORN
The 1.420GHz Horn

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