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|    Leslie Given to Mitch Greive    |
|    Re: Telescope    |
|    05 Jun 16 15:58:10    |
      On 06/05/16, Mitch Greive said the following...                MG> Heyya my HAM friends, have any of you messed with setting up a radio        MG> telescope by chance??              I was a member of SARA (The Society of Amateur Radio Astronomers) in the mid       80's for 4-5 years. Also, around the same time had an article subitted and       published in The Practical Observer.. magazine. While a member of SARA, our       annual meeting where helded at Green Bank, West Virginia. This is my home       State. Its been so long seen i've messed with any Radio Astromony projests.              But i'll see if I can dig out (find) my old SARA books and manuals. I've been       a member of the Kankwha Vally Astromony society seen 1984, the years I get my       Clestron C-11 Visual Light Bucket (telescope). Most amateur Radio guys convert       Their 6 to 12 feet satellite dishes into Radio Telescopes. It one time, had a       analog ink and paper graph reader setup as a read out, with a bata-9 foot       dish. Amateurs have played a big part in finding gama ray burst sources.              --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A17 (Windows)        * Origin: flupH | fluph.darktech.org (1:275/91)    |
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