RadSat's (Geoff's) blog http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/index.html What goes on at RadSat HQ....... en admin@fortunecity.com Copyright 2008 Pivot Pivot - 1.30 RC: 'Rippersnapper' Thu, 20 Nov 2008 12:13:16 -0800 60 Website update news...... http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/entry34.html http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/entry34.html#comm Hello everyone....

As you can see, the satfeedcams have been inop for a while. I hope to rectify this soon.  The 2008 event page is filling up well and capture of video stills for this page has been working well using Webcam32 and the Dazzle DVC100 interface.

Geoff@ RadSat HQ

]]> 34@http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/ default Thu, 20 Nov 2008 20:13:00 -0800 We're on Facebook! http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/entry33.html http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/entry33.html#comm It's been a while since the last entry.  What's new? RadSat is now on Facebook under the webmaster's name.  There has been a new computer and Monitor installed...well second hand actually. A second Technisat card has been installed in the "new" computer. The Skystar 2 card is used mainly for 4.2.2 feeds and is more stable than the Skystar 1....otherwise it's been business as usual.

regards...Geoff Boyce     Webmaster of the RadSat websites.

]]> 33@http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/ default Thu, 25 Sep 2008 19:47:00 -0800 RadSat's website news.... http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/entry32.html http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/entry32.html#comm NEWS>>>>   if you haven't already noticed the aviation website has been updated with photos from the Kemble Air Day 2008.

]]> 32@http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/ default Tue, 08 Jul 2008 22:20:00 -0800 SatFeedCam 1 operational... http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/entry31.html http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/entry31.html#comm ...as stated the SatFeedCam channel 1 is now working.  The problem was due to software upgrade.


Geoff@RadSat HQ

]]> 31@http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/ default Sun, 18 May 2008 19:41:00 -0800 SatFeedCam troubles again... http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/entry30.html http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/entry30.html#comm Due to computer problems only the one satfeedcam will be working until further notice.


Geoff@RadSat HQ

]]> 30@http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/ default Fri, 02 May 2008 22:35:00 -0800 SatFeedCams sorted.... http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/entry29.html http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/entry29.html#comm Using EarthCam I have managed to get LIVE streaming video online.  See the cams at www.mycampage.com/satfeedcamch1 OR www.mycampage.com/satfeedcamch2 .... have a look and tell me what you think.


Geoff@RadSat HQ.

]]> 29@http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/ default Sat, 12 Apr 2008 00:10:00 -0800 SatFeedCam troubles.... http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/entry28.html http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/entry28.html#comm I still can't get the satfeedcam to work properly so please be patient and I will try and resolve this problem.


Geoff@RadSat HQ

]]> 28@http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/ default Thu, 10 Apr 2008 22:46:00 -0800 More website news.... http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/entry27.html http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/entry27.html#comm The NEW IMPROVED website is running... but the aviation and photography sites still need upgrading. This will be done in due course.  I hope you like the new look...


Geoff@RadSat HQ

]]> 27@http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/ default Sun, 06 Apr 2008 17:19:00 -0800 Site news...so far.... http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/entry26.html http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/entry26.html#comm Well things are going ok at present but I am having a few problems with the satfeedcam.  I was hoping to place it within the same folder as the rest of the files but webcam32 couldn't find it... otherwise the site is ready.  I have started the radio subsite but needs more.


Geoff@RadSat HQ ]]> 26@http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/ default Sun, 06 Apr 2008 13:55:00 -0800 Sir Arthur C. Clarke....R.I.P. http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/entry25.html http://radsat.fortunecity.co.uk/blog/entry25.html#comm As well as being a writer of many fine sci-fi novels..  Sir Arthur C. Clarke will be remembered by me for predicting the orbit altitude for placing a satellite in geostationary orbit...IE: a satellite turning with the earth while keeping above one given point of the earth at an altitude of 36,000 km.  As all satellite tv enthusiasts call it... The Clarke Belt.


Rest in peace sir...  you will not be forgotten.

Geoff@RadSat HQ

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