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<blockquote data-quote="Analoguesat" data-source="post: 990190" data-attributes="member: 176362">The homebrew co-linear is what Im running as well.I dont get quite such impressive ranges as Chris but Im in a deep valley so my range is quite restricted in some directions. A win7 setup is dead easy to get going. Ive also experimented with a raspberry pi3 and whilst Ive had success getting it actually going (eventually) Ive failed miserably at getting it to feed any results to the tracking sites. Putting the feeder in ALWAYS breaks something! I shall try again over the winter when Ive got some time.However Im getting a respectable range north east &amp; south - this is my current splat diagram (Rings are at 20 mile intervals)[ATTACH=full]99137[/ATTACH]Have a go bm - its fun &amp; interesting - after a few days observations you get a sense of the regular flight - eg Saturday mornings sees an Air Tahiti go over here from Paris to Los Angeles to Papeete.Plenty of help here on the forum if you need it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Analoguesat, post: 990190, member: 176362"] The homebrew co-linear is what Im running as well. I dont get quite such impressive ranges as Chris but Im in a deep valley so my range is quite restricted in some directions. A win7 setup is dead easy to get going. Ive also experimented with a raspberry pi3 and whilst Ive had success getting it actually going (eventually) Ive failed miserably at getting it to feed any results to the tracking sites. Putting the feeder in ALWAYS breaks something! I shall try again over the winter when Ive got some time. However Im getting a respectable range north east & south - this is my current splat diagram (Rings are at 20 mile intervals) [ATTACH=full]99137[/ATTACH] Have a go bm - its fun & interesting - after a few days observations you get a sense of the regular flight - eg Saturday mornings sees an Air Tahiti go over here from Paris to Los Angeles to Papeete. Plenty of help here on the forum if you need it. [/QUOTE]

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