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Post by BillW on Nov 18, 2014 22:30:11 GMT
Hi,
As is typical, tonight is much clearer than last night. However looking at my radio data it seems as if there was barely anything yesterday!
The hourly rates look entirely nominal.
Anyway just checked my system and I've caught a nice one at 215105 this evening, 18th Nov 2014. Down to my SE, distinctive as it was quite a slow one. William/Alex, anything on your north facing cameras?
cheers,
Bill.
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Post by arp on Nov 19, 2014 0:22:03 GMT
Hi Bill,
99% cloud cover here - nothing recorded from Leeds.
Cheers,
Alex.
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Post by BillW on Nov 19, 2014 7:04:11 GMT
Hi,
Thanks Alex.
There was another much brighter at 041112 this morning (19th Nov) low to my SE.
These were recorded with a camera that had no grating. Few Leonids, they seem to have been poor this year.
cheers,
Bill.
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Post by stewartw on Nov 19, 2014 10:29:28 GMT
Hi Bill, Lots of cloud recently but have had clear spells last night and the night before ... have yet to perform an analysis but there was a reasonable haul of meteors detected during the night of 17th/18th November - an average of circa 35 per camera. Will check for detections at your stated times as soon as I'm back home. Did you detect anything (either visually or via radio) at 20141118_172704 ... potential fireball over Northern Ireland - David picked it up but (so far) no one else recorded it on video ... provisional details at www.nemetode.orgBest regards William |
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Post by BillW on Nov 19, 2014 21:12:44 GMT
Hi, I saw something on twitter and went to check. My first detection was at 1731, nothing before. Davids' video looks great. As far as I can tell the leonids just didn't happen (so far...) Even on the radio it looked low. Be interesting to see if other reports bear this out. I had one camera with a normal lens ~6mm @f1. Recorded 38 meteors with that but only 5 I would assign as Leonids. The bright one at 0411 was through some cloud. 6 spectra from the other cameras. With 2 being "Bill's Classification Index" of "nice"  This was the brightest.  Cheers, Bill. |
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Post by stewartw on Nov 20, 2014 7:59:08 GMT
Hi Bill, I detected a meteor at 20141118_215106 (ie within 1s of your detection) - image attached, will PM with .csv file. No detections at the other times you've mentioned. Best regards William  |
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