'Welsh' have arrived too. Robert Quoting Douglas Deans <douglas@...>: ------------------------------ Professor Robert Moore Department of Sociology, Social Policy and Social

[] Timestep 20 licences in January. Eumetsat have offered ALL manufacturers 20 licences, however I will not be dealing in the Tellique software and eToken hardware. Why will I not be offering this

My licence for MSG Data arrived safely this morning so hopefully the other 'Scottish' ones should be arriving soon. Douglas.

From: Dave Cawley Timestep Dartmouth England e-mail Information@... Web site http://www.Time-step.com Tel. +44 (0)1803 833366 Fax. +44 (0)1803 839498 Good news indeed, and even better is

process which has been a recent topic of discussion within the group: Many thanks for the clarifications, Sally. I would guess that many UK users will want to take advantage of the credit card

Dear All I would like to confirm a few points concerning the licensing process which has been a recent topic of discussion within the group: 1. As Trial users you are now beginning to receive your

MSG-1 from hot bird 6 my question is my computer is only a AMD 1gig with 128 Mb ram will this be up to the job with the PCI card from time step If so what soft ware is needed I know i have to

I am receving the APT from noaa sats I would like to receve the MSG- 1 from hot bird 6 my question is my computer is only a AMD 1gig with 128 Mb ram will this be up to the job with the PCI card from

lawrence@... writes: Lawrence, How could you? Yes, APT from NOAA's will be with us till at least 2010 - all you need is a RIG RX2, a sound card and WXSAT. Can't get much cheaper

satellite@... writes: All, The Met. Office letter from Colin said - and I quote (in part): "What I will do: * Inform EUMETSAT that your signed license has been returned to me and ask

douglas@... writes: Hello Douglas, There is a covering letter with the two copies of License explaining the drill. Yes, you sign one copy and send it back to the Met. Office and

writes: Barry, C-band EUMETCast (MSG-1 data) is carried by Atlantic Bird-3 at 5 deg. W. In the (eastern) States you will need around a 2.4 - 3.8 m dish. There is a calculator on the EUMETSAT

also downloaded the 3.51 update, but not having the hardware I won't update until this arrives and is activated - or it is shown to be beneficial! > James, You remind me of one other point about

Thanks David, Yes I have the current CD with the 3.00 Alladin software - I have also downloaded the 3.51 update, but not having the hardware I won't update until this arrives and is activated - or it

EUMETSAT they would issue us with the decryption dongle for 40 EUR and the software for 60 EUR. What I am not clear on is whether the software specifically relates to the dongle or to the Tellique

can be seen between approx. 16° - 20° S latitude. A small blip in the SEVIRI or probably software. Yes, same here, Scanner or scan position sensor. Is this the region that was hammered by the

40Euros if you already have the Tellique software. Guy

In message <bs6j5g+i4r8@...>, David Taylor <david-taylor@...> writes David, just to let you and others know I have mailed my acceptance off today and have asked Colin if he would

over Africa or was this just part of my on going problem with segment loss. What do you mean, Ian. What pixel location or lat and lon? "Africa" covers a fair number of pixels! The only thing I