The reply I got years ago did say that it would be an easy feature to add. I've asked in the past if the source code for Astrospy could be made available for others to add it. So far nothing. Daniel

Is there any chance of an update to Astrospy so that it would periodically log data to a csv file? Daniel Fox

You are definitely receiving Hydrogen line emissions from within this galaxy. Since M31 is moving relative to us I would think you would need to look about 3 MHz higher or lower to see Hydrogen line e

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How about a plug-in that could automatically average the spectrum over a settable time period and periodically write the values to a csv file. Daniel Fox

Any chance there will be an update to Astro Spy that does periodic logging, or the possibility of making the source code public so others could work on an update?

I would love to see the Astrospy program have a feature to periodically log data to a file with a a timestamp. It would be such an obvious feature to add. Dan

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Any chance of an upgrade to the Astrospy program? Dan

I too have requested the same feature for Astrospy. Has I understand it, it would be an easily added feature. Dan

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You could try modifying the Astrospy.exe.config file, in particular this line: <add key="core.centerFrequency" value="1420000000" /> I would love it if a feature was added to Astrospy to do periodic l

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I too have asked if Astrospy could be modified to do this. Just the modification for logging to the csv file would be enough, a plot could be made from that. Dan

I’ve been hoping that an upgrade of the astrospy program would be released that would regularly write the spectrum to a csv file. Daniel Fox

How are you logging data from your radio telescope? I’ve been hoping for some time that there will be an upgrade to the astrospy software that would periodically log the averaged spectrum to a csv fil

I would like to see the Astrospy software to be able to periodically log the averaged spectrum to a csv file. A couple of other things on my wish list, but this would be a good start.

Here is a picture of the dish and the feedhorn. Dan

BTW, I noticed I mislabeled one plot, the declination should be -20°. I will try and get out and take some photos of the dish. I should point out it is a fixed and only has a limited elevation range.

Here is a plot of some data that was imported into Excel. Usually the most interesting data is when the dish is pointed along the plane of the galaxy since one can see emissions from different arms of

It looks like Yahoo is being a bit flaky since it took a while for my posts to show up. I have a Radio Astronomy Supplies preamp at the dish. Another preamp (satellite TV) before feeding the heliax ru

I'll try again since my earlier attempt to post screen captures for some reason didn't work. Attached are two different scans of Sagittarius A. Astrospy does a better averaged scan and the data can be

I don't know if this will get posted, but I've tried three times to post attachments of screen captures from my radio telescope. The messages haven't shown up.