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A video streaming facility on this web site which enables repeaters and individual members to be seen worldwide. An annual Convention held in the UK where you can meet other members, visit demonstrations and listen to lectures. Mobile BATC & AMSAT-UK Qatar OSCAR-100 (Es'hail-2) Narrowband WebSDR QO-100 Mobile NB WebSDR Tuning is different from the normal WebSDR: Drag the waterfall, not the yellow filter curve. 23/02/2021 17/02/2021 Unusually for a BATC Project, the Ryde software has been released long before it has been finished. The early releases had very limited functionality but were so useful that it was decided that they should be released.

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batc.org.uk The British Amateur Television Club ( BATC ) is the world's largest television technology club; it has members in the UK and all around the world and is a non-profit making club run by an elected committee of volunteers for the benefit of its members. batc.org.uk is hosted in London, London, City of, United Kingdom. Website IP is 88.80.184.32 (2) Please make the cheque payable to BATC in UK pounds drawn on a UK bank. (3) Mark your call sign or name on the back of the cheque and send the membership form and cheque to. The BATC Membership Secretary 3 Barnsite Gardens Rustington West Sussex BN16 3QG UK. For shop purchases by cheque: We accept cheques drawn on a UK bank and made payable Reset Password Callsign Submit The Contest Manager can be contacted on contests@batc.tv. UK ATV DX records. A list of historical and current ATV DX records can be found at the BATC wiki on this page.

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RSGB is recognised as one of the leading organisations in the world in the field of amateur www.batc.org.uk/cq-tv/ for details of CQ-TV magazine and archive of past copies. Camsecure CCTV Camsecure are Bristol based providers of CCTV equipment, 22 Oct 2020 BATC CAT20. On Saturday (24 Oct) the British Amateur Television Club is for free which will be streamed live at https://batc.org.uk/live/cat20 British Amateur Radio Teledata Group (BARTG): http://bartg.org.uk/wp/. British Amateur Television Club (BATC): https://batc.org.uk/.

batc.org.uk is hosted in London, London, City of, United Kingdom. Website IP is 88.80.184.32

It complements this Wiki by providing a discussion area. For details on how to join the BATC, the member's shop and CQ-TV archive and download visit the BATC website https://batc.org.uk/ This is your site, developed by the BATC for use by the worldwide ATV community - any information which you feel is of use to others can be put on the Wiki but please observe any copyright restrictions on your material you use.

Wouter Weggelaar PA3WEG has retrieved videos of talks given at AMSAT-UK Colloquium 2008-2012 and made them available on YouTube.. The videos were made by members of the British Amateur Television Club (BATC) and stored on the club’s streaming site. The BATC Ryde DATV Receiver Build For the RPi 4. The Ryde is a DVB-S and DVB-S2 digital television receiver based on the Raspberry Pi 4. The core of the system was written by Heather M0HMO and the control software is written by Tim MW0RUD.

The BATC Members' Forum is a place for discussion about all aspects of Amateur Television. It complements this Wiki by providing a discussion area. Online help is available at the dxspot.tv forum at BATC Forums Or you can email Phil at phil@philcrump.co.uk Map key Station Icons: Green = logged in and radio active Yellow = logged in but just watching - set by tick box in "Edit my station" White = Not logged in but spotted on a Dx contact Cyan = Operational repeater VHF Goonhilly WebSDR - by AMSAT-UK & BATC This WebSDR, hosted at Goonhilly Earth Station in Cornwall, enables you to listen to the 144-146MHz VHF Band. This WebSDR is located at 50.0524°, -5.1823° (IO70JB). Mobile BATC & AMSAT-UK Qatar OSCAR-100 (Es'hail-2) Narrowband WebSDR QO-100 Mobile NB WebSDR Tuning is different from the normal WebSDR: Drag the waterfall, not the yellow filter curve. ↳ BATC DTX1 ↳ The Langstone Microwave Transceiver; Adverts ↳ For Sale ↳ Wanted ↳ BATC Shop; ATV Repeaters ↳ UK ATV Repeaters ↳ UK Repeater Details Moving to the BATC Wiki ↳ UK ATV Repeater News and Discussion ↳ GB3BH ↳ GB3CZ ↳ GB3DK ↳ GB3EN ↳ GB3ET ↳ GB3EY ↳ GB3FB ↳ GB3FT ↳ GB3FY ↳ GB3GG ↳ GB3GV QO-100 / Es'hail-2 Dish Pointing Calculator - by BATC & AMSAT-UK.

This page was last edited on 8 October 2018, at 18:30 (UTC). Text is available under the An annual Convention held in the UK where you can meet other members, visit demonstrations and listen to lectures. The BATC is the largest such specialist organization in the world with 15% of our members living outside the UK and is run by its members for its members on a voluntary basis. The BATC organises conventions known as CAT (Convention for Amateur Television) at locations around the UK. CAT 20 was held Saturday 24 October 2020 but due to COVID 19, it was an online event. Videos of all the talks are now available on the BATC Youtube channel. 0 - BATC Memberships (10) 1 - Portsdown transmitter (11) 2 - DATV receivers (10) 4 - BATC shirts and Badges (2) 6 - CQ-TV back issues (1) 7 - Donations to BATC (3) The BATC runs a number of on-line services for the benefit of our members and the worldwide ATV community. DXSpot.TV is a chat room and DXspot facility specifically for ATV operators.

Now at https://dxspot.batc.org.uk/ 19 Topics 37 Posts The "new" BATC website went live on May 27th 2018 and includes a website, BATC shop and integrated streamer - all these will all be accessed using a single log in. Navigation is by the top navigation bar and the site should be intuitive and easy to use but this guide provides information on the following areas: BATC FORUM. The BATC Members' Forum is a place for discussion about all aspects of Amateur Television. It complements this Wiki by providing a discussion area. Online help is available at the dxspot.tv forum at BATC Forums Or you can email Phil at phil@philcrump.co.uk Map key Station Icons: Green = logged in and radio active Yellow = logged in but just watching - set by tick box in "Edit my station" White = Not logged in but spotted on a Dx contact Cyan = Operational repeater VHF Goonhilly WebSDR - by AMSAT-UK & BATC This WebSDR, hosted at Goonhilly Earth Station in Cornwall, enables you to listen to the 144-146MHz VHF Band. This WebSDR is located at 50.0524°, -5.1823° (IO70JB). Mobile BATC & AMSAT-UK Qatar OSCAR-100 (Es'hail-2) Narrowband WebSDR QO-100 Mobile NB WebSDR Tuning is different from the normal WebSDR: Drag the waterfall, not the yellow filter curve.

June 2013 Introduction This response is a joint one to the above Ofcom document from the Radio Society of Great Britain (RSGB, www.rsgb.org.uk) and its national affiliates who have microwave spectrum interests - Amsat-UK (www.uk.amsat.org), UK Microwave Group (UKuG, www.microwavers.org), and the BATC Job Opportunities Please check back soon for more job opportunities. Competition # 0120-61 BATC Inc Community Health Coordinator One (1) Full Time Permanent Position .

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↳ BATC DTX1 ↳ The Langstone Microwave Transceiver; Adverts ↳ For Sale ↳ Wanted ↳ BATC Shop; ATV Repeaters ↳ UK ATV Repeaters ↳ UK Repeater Details Moving to the BATC Wiki ↳ UK ATV Repeater News and Discussion ↳ GB3BH ↳ GB3CZ ↳ GB3DK ↳ GB3EN ↳ GB3ET ↳ GB3EY ↳ GB3FB ↳ GB3FT ↳ GB3FY ↳ GB3GG ↳ GB3GV

New features are being released in updates about every 2 weeks. The Portsdown 2019 DATV system has been designed to provide an easy way to “get on air” with Digital ATV at a relatively low cost, covering all of the commonly used modes, thus enabling it to be used not only on ATV repeaters but also for RB-TV DX working. BATC FORUM. The BATC Members' Forum is a place for discussion about all aspects of Amateur Television. It complements this Wiki by providing a discussion area. For details on how to join the BATC, the member's shop and CQ-TV archive and download visit the BATC website https://batc.org.uk/ This is your site, developed by the BATC for use by the worldwide ATV community - any information which you feel is of use to others can be put on the Wiki but please observe any copyright restrictions on your material you use. VHF Goonhilly WebSDR - by AMSAT-UK & BATC This WebSDR, hosted at Goonhilly Earth Station in Cornwall, enables you to listen to the 144-146MHz VHF Band.