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New RMOB Search Engine implemented - by Pierre Terrier 2009/12/26 @ 19:11

An new RMOB Search Engine is currently implemented using PhpDig

All RMOB Bulletin full TEXT format is in our database

new web site and server for www.rmob.org - by Pierre Terrier 2009/04/03 @ 23:27

www.rmob.org as moved on a new server for a most performances and HD wide for our data.

We hare very grateful to Infosat company for the help to hosting RMOB on these Linux server.


 

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Colorgramme v 2.2 update - by Pierre Terrier 2008/04/21 @ 10:39

Update of Colorgramme Lab v 2.2 is available in download area.

Download and unzip EXE file in your Colorgramme Lab directory and replace old EXE file then run.

FIX some problems of FTP transfer protocol.

Colorgramme RMOB Lab V 2.1 announcement - by Pierre Terrier 2008/02/26 @ 23:00

Latest version of Colorgramme Lab is on line.

See download area.

Radio Perseids 2005 - by ChrisSteyaert 2005/08/13 @ 20:40

The maximum of the Perseids 2005 has taken place o­n August 12, around 18h UT, as predicted.
Many observations can be seen o­n
http://radio.data.free.fr/main.php3

The European observers have not  the highest counts at that moment. This is because the (geometrical) observing conditions (radiant elevation and azimuth) is not very favorable for them. 
Aroung 6 - 7 am local time the radiant is very high, which is also an unfavorable situation (this is quite different from visual observations).

Increases in the afternoon counts of European observers are an equally good indicator of Perseid activity.

Jeff Brower got the most luck, because the true maximum coincided with good radio observing conditions for him.

'Stay tuned' for the next days, it is not yet over
smile

    Chris


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