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This curious receiver has experienced a few pile-ups in the past few days. Single E-field antenna, must get around to building the H-field antenna out of copper brake pipe. Edinburgh West, Blitzortung station 1816. ⚡️ ... See MoreSee Less

This curious receiver has experienced a few pile-ups in the past few days. Single E-field antenna, must get around to building the H-field antenna out of copper brake pipe. Edinburgh West, Blitzortung station 1816. ⚡️

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Bring it on 👍👍 love a bit of lightning

So do i..

It’s a belter of a storm !

I watched it, very cool.

.... And there's more! 😁

It's non-stop!

Glenrothes, flashes every 5-10 seconds. Had some amazing thunders claps too. Real window shakers earlier. Still going now.

Haven't seen a storm like that in years. Fantastic.

Still going !!!

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Bob Cambell and anyone else in Port Seton or surrounding area did you hear the thunder? Not seen any lightning yet! ... See MoreSee Less

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Just unplugged mine

Heard it just now. Antennas disconnected 😕

There is very heavy rain following the coast of East Lothian and it is very narrow. I have lightening detection on and it doesn't show that there were any in the last hour. Some though in West Lothian. Oh the band is moving north

A year to the day since the floods and the end of the Chinese restaurant... Although that was probably for the best

Heard some thunder, then heavy rain for a few minutes, no lightning though

We herd it at our house 😁😁

www.lightningmaps.org/?lang=en

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2 days ago

A mate is on Holiday on Tiree would this be a recognizable location to some of you ... See MoreSee Less

A mate is on Holiday on Tiree would this be a recognizable location to some of you

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Looks familiar indeed

Everything looks different when you're sober though.

2 days ago

Would anyone like to take my satellite TV system off me, free-of-charge? I haven't used it for a while so I'm happy to part with it. Slightly off-topic perhaps, but think of it as a receiver for the 3cm band!
It's a complete setup for receiving satellite TV (minus the TV) - dish, mount, wall screws, LNB, cabling, decoder and HDMI cable. The mount is a bit bent but this can be compensated for at installation.
The box is a Technomate TM5402HD ...in good condition but does have a small crack in the front panel. Also makes a funny noise for a couple of minutes after being switched on. All working fine the last time I used it. With this setup I've managed to view channels on satellites as far West as HISPASAT 30W and as far East as AZERSPACE-1 46E.

Collect more or less any time for Gracemount if you're interested.. though be warned the dish is very large - 111cm diameter at the narrowest! ... See MoreSee Less

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