This may, or may not, be connected with your problem, but I recently experienced a similar situation after recent updates to a purchased AVG antivirus programme. This was despite applying scanning exc

I understand that asteroid TC4 should, weather permitting, be visible from the UK for a day or two from the 19th. inst. Is there any means to assess whether it may perhaps afford us a moon transit as

Thanks David, never let it be said that I cannot take a hint. I have uploaded a photo to an album under the name "Himawari Moon". Sadly, the full disk image is now of so low a resolution as to make it

Yes Hugo, I realised as soon as I sent it, and have already forwarded the file to your other address. ATB, Terence

Hugo, here is the complete 0330 file as a jpeg - with corrected moon. ATB, Terence

If you have been downloading the bracka.gif file from wettercentrale.de, alter the URL in Autoget to http://old.wetterzentrale.de/pics/bracka.gif http://old.wetterzentrale.de/pics/bracka.gif http://ol

Nigel, is Mersea Island close enough? Regards, Terence

Type: Planned Maintenance Ann Nr: 1846 Rev: 1 Start Time: 2016/05/11 08:00 End Time: 2016/05/11 18:00 Satellites: Subsystem: Component: Subject: ground-segment-maintenance Impact: risk-of-interruption

Nick, it looks rather as though it's a quite serious fire near the border. It shows up very well on the fire-monitoring animation. Regards, Terence

Or perhaps, if you have only been receiving RSS, the monthly maintenance offline period may be the cause?

One wonders what effects ash in the atmosphere may have upon signal strength and quality. Not to mention a coating on a dish. Terence Ian Deans wrote:

Ray, only if you do not already have channel 4 activated. Terence. raypurkis wrote:

Roland, yesterday's main fires in the East at 39.8N 0.47W, and a smaller one at 40.72N 0.66W thankfully appear to have been extinguished. However, a fresh one started centrally at 40.43N 6.39W at arou

Thank you Arne and Alan. I'll check the graphs first next time - very useful - and then look at the weather over the groundstation. Signal level this morning practically as good as it has ever been he

Signal lost here and no data received from 2237. Heavy rain, but signal returned at 2313. BBC World reception fine throughout. Perhaps someone would kindly confirm this break to have been general. Wis

David, and anyone for whom this might hold some significance, I do not believe that this is anything that should alarm anyone, and I am posting it more out of curiosity than anything else, suspecting

It was the same here Bernard; since the 01:30 data stopped in mid stream. A red T yes, but there was a red Server4PC icon too, so there has been no signal being received on this machine since that tim

David, have you actually re-booted since doing this? Terence David Tyler wrote:

Alan and David, thank you each for the detailed information. I now understand exactly what's what. Best regards, Terence. David J Taylor wrote:

Pete, thank you for the confirmation; another project for the future then. (Apologies for the tenuously relevant topic). Regards, Terence. Peter Green wrote: