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Self-sufficient station on the most beautiful island in Norway
My self-sufficient station for recording weather satellites and for other radio applications on the island Hamnøya in northern Norway. The energy for the station is obtained purely from natural resources such as wind and sun. Another special feature of this location is that images of Noaa and Meteor are received up to the North Pole and beyond. You see this very rarely.
The island Hamnøya is part of the Vevelstad Kummune. Further information can be found under the following links:
https://www.vevelstad.kommune.no/
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vevelstad
Self-sufficient station
Location: JP65EQ North Norway Sør-Helgeland
New News!
The news has already spread to the USA that fantastic weather satellite images are received from the island of Hamnøya to the north pole with an environmentally friendly ground station. These are very rare satellite images that are very rare to find. See the article by Carl Reinemann
https://usradioguy.com/science/off-grid-apt-lrpt-satellite-ground-station/
Another report from RTL SDR Blog.com about the self-sufficient station
All current weather satellite images from my self-sufficient station on Hamnöya can be viewed on my Twitter account. Furthermore, I provide an archive here where all recordings can be viewed or downloaded
It is important to know that only the pictures with the location number JP65EQ on Twitter come from the self-sufficiency station on Hamnøya . The other pictures with the location number JN49LW come from my second station in Germany. For a full view of the current images, click on my Twitter account.