Several Amateur Radio Receiver projects are located at Goonhilly Earth Station, run and funded by the British Amateur Television Club (BATC) and Amateur Satellites - United Kingdom (AMSAT-UK).
Narrowband WebSDR for reception of SSB, CW, and narrowband data modes.
Direct link: eshail.batc.org.uk/nb
Wideband Spectrum Monitor and Chat for coordination of DVB-S2 and other wideband data modes on the QO-100 transponder.
Direct link: eshail.batc.org.uk/wb
Narrowband WebSDR for the 2m, 70cm, 23cm and 13cm and 23cm bands.
Direct link: vhf-goonhilly.batc.org.uk
We host a SatNOGS ground station using a Raspberry Pi 4 and an nesdr RTL-SDR connected to the same UHF turnstile antenna as the uWave WebSDR.
The current status of the ground station and upcoming observations can be seen at: https://network.satnogs.org/stations/4255/
The galmon.eu project monitors the major GNSS constellations using more than 50 receivers worldwide.
We host a u-blox F9P high-precision L1/L2 GNSS receiver, providing a high quality monitoring station from the south-western tip of the UK. You can see the current data from this receiver at galmon.eu/observer.html?observer=29
The NTP Pool Project is a large cluster of more than 5000 NTP servers worldwide.
We host a LeoBodnar GPS NTP Server to provide a high quality Stratum 1 NTP Server as part of the approx. 300 NTP Pool servers in the UK, serving more than 200,000 time synchronisation requests every hour.
You can see the current traffic statistics at eshail.batc.org.uk/point
We host an ADS-B receiver feeding a number of open-source feeds/aggregators.
The equipment used is a 12dBi 1090MHz Collinear at 3m AGL, Uputronics ADSB-Pro LNA, and an RTL-SDR.
You can view the current aircraft being received from Goonhilly at goonhilly.batc.org.uk/adsb
We host the data collation and processing server for the Meteor Beacon Project. You can find out more about this project at ukmeteorbeacon.org
The current spectrograms being processing in real-time can be viewed at: http://185.83.169.27:7682/
We host a 4-antenna+receiver installation for UHF 434MHz (CTT LifeTag) wildlife radio tags. This receiver is part of the Cornwall Motus project studying migrant bird species with 4 receiver locations across Cornwall.
Tag detections by this receiver station can be seen at: motus.org/data/receiverDeploymentDetections?id=11723. Detections are not expected often at this location.
