Yes, I do exactly this for astronomy. You can get an excellent idea of cloud cover and now-casting for telescope use. I have noticed that some cloud is almost see-through. regards Lawrence Harris

--- In MSG-1@..., "Nahum Mendez Chazarra" <nahum_chazarra@y...> wrote: .... > > ERR:2004-02-05 20:42:12.726:Cannot join channel "DWDSAT": Missing > key 61953. > VRB:2004-02-05

Hello All, Triggered by an article about agricultural burnings: http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/NaturalHazards/natural_hazards_v2.php3? img_id=11876 and the full 500 m res. image

Hi to everybody from Spain, I have not used my receiving station of MSG-1 since August, but i have made a set up again of antenna and my receiver pc, and tellique tells me this: ERR:2004-02-05

It appears for the moment that there is no charge in France - according to the "Convention" (=licence). Best regards - Alan

Luca, In Spain and Germany, there seems be an annual charge, but not in UK, NL, I. Is there a charge in Belguim? Ciao, David

I'm jury-rigged for email now! Brilliant blue sky this morning; then a thin layer of cirrus, I was able to watch the build up of cloud on MSG-1, and in some cases identify individual clouds/cloud

Gerald, David, thanks for the reply, I'll use three years too then. wrote: no, there will be no charge in Belgium for our category. And looks like Italy will not have any charges too. I will send

through your last message prefixing it with [spam] and telling me that the attached message was likely to be spam! It would seem like they have gone a bit mad with their filters as this has happened

Hello David, It would seem that Yahoo has something against you David, it sent through your last message prefixing it with [spam] and telling me that the attached message was likely to be spam! It

--- In MSG-1@..., "Luca Bertagnolio" <lucaberta@y...> wrote: [] > The license paper needs to be completed in Article 7, Duration, with the beginning and end of the period required. And

hello luca in the draft license artical 7 from 2004 to 2007 bye gerald

Hi all, yesterday I had the pleasure to find an envelope from IRM/KMI, the Belgian Royal Met Office, with three copies of the "MSG Draft Licence 5 - Educational Use/Research Project" already filled

Given that we are now into routine Meteosat-8 operations, I wonder why the HRV section always seems to include the 'wrong' side of the illuminated earth, particularly in the evening? Currently, as at

"There is a discussion now in progress for German amateurs who are applying for licences from DWD to receive MSG-1 data, on the German HRPT group. You are welcome join our discussion at:

[] Viktor, please do not post off-topic messages on this list. Thanks you. David

Dear sirs! It is urgently necessary: - 1.7 ghz LNA kit (Sam Elsdon); - HRPT Receiver kit (Sam Elsdon); - Decoder C/HRPT (Rob Alblas). The original price for working kit - 1000 evro. Delivery in

--- In MSG-1@..., "seggins2000" <seggins@g...> wrote: [] > What I intended to ask was: > > In GeoSatSignal, is it possible to put maps on the viewed images. I have the "Show Country

wrote: as Thanks David, first problem solved. I am afraid I was not clear in my second question which iphrased badly. What I intendedto ask was: In GeoSatSignal, is it possible to put maps on the

all you experts out there will smile and "RTBM".... never changes, night or day. I shows the coast of Greenland just as it was on the first image I viewed. I appreciate that ch12 is chopped up but