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January 12th 04, 02:35 AM
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radio receivers for radio astronomy
I've been asked to help with setting up an amateur radio telescope but the
books I have are for amateur radio. I wonder if anyone knows the requirements of a receiver to receive bursts from planets like Jupiter. Would a 20Mhz RX with bandwidth of 10kHz work or should it be more? NS 
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