Competition 2000

Email Paul Hayes

Well here we are near the end of a millennium think of all the scientific breakthroughs in just this century! what would somebody living 100 years ago thought if you were to tell them that manmade satellites would one day be orbiting the earth and taking pictures? Imagine telling that to somebody a 1000 years ago!

I think we should all give praise to all those that made it possible and thank the present governments throughout the world for allowing us access to the information.

Thanks to Dave Cawley for starting the competitions and Julian Moss for starting the RIG-L list and of course the RIG (Remote Imaging Group)

And finally a big thanks to UKonline for giving me the web space for these competitions

Merry Christmas and sincere best wishes for the new millennium.

Paul Hayes

I certainly don't envy Dave in having to judge these! I would be proud to have taken any one of them.

Milan Konecny

10 element Jbeam Tracked

 

 Gerald Ihninger

QFH +Preamp

 

 

 Les Hamilton

 

 

 

 Julian Moss

Turnstile

 
Peter Tanner

QFH (Sykes & Coby)

 

 Paul Telco QFH Eugene Buck / Chris van Lint  preamp Scanmaster SP-55
 Dave Cawley

Jay Beam crossed dipole, NOAA 9 1987 signal saved on audio tape and later processed using modern software

 

 Paul Hayes

QFH NOAA 15 a couple of days after launch at this time the satellite antenna had not unfurled properly
George Newport

PHQFH

 

 Dale Ireland

QFH

 

 

 Roger Ray

TimeStep turnstile

 

 

 Alan Jarvis

Loft mounted RIG turnstile

 

 
Martin Ellis

Turnstile, Summer 1993

 

 

 Ronnie Holman

Quorum 137 QFH

 

 

 Keith Atherton

PHQFH no preamp

 Brian Dudman

Loft mounted Rig turnstile

June 1995

Chris Etchells

QFH Chris van lint

Pauli Nunez 

NOAA 15         Turnstile no preamp

Paul Holder 

Turnstile + TimeStep Preamp

John Boyer 

Loft mounted Homemade QFH

 Lawrence Harris

NOAA 13

 

David Taylor

Noaa 15 

RIG turnstile

 

    

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