GEO Quarterly No 25

• Published Mid March •


GEO Q25
Rob Denton explains how he has halved his Internet expenses by opting for Mobile Internet rather than using a land-line.
Francis Breame provides a fascinating illustrated article detailing the early years of the Dundee Satellite receiving Station.
The Envi-Ham project aims to make imagery from ESA's Envisat available to amateur users. Francis Bell has been involved in initial trials and describes his early forays into this new field.
Marciano Righini compares the imagery from AVHRR (NOAA) and SEVIRI (Meteosat).
Francis Bell recently enjoyed a spell cruising in the South Atlantic. And of course, he took his portable APT kit along too. Francis details his experiences, accompanied by a number of images from this normally inaccessible part of the globe.
We have not heard of a Cubical Quad Antenna being used in APT reception before. But Mike Donnachie has been doing just that, with excellent results.
The Caspian Sea is effectively the largest lake on Earth. Les Hamilton has prepared an illustrated article describing this intriguing body of water.


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