02:25:39	Jonathan:	https://fireballs.nz/
02:31:59	Michael Camilleri:	Planes and helicopters in my meteor camera
02:43:01	Michael Camilleri:	Shield
02:44:34	Pete Graham:	Replying to "To Pete Graham — on ..."

Thanks BIl
02:46:16	Alex (UKoccultations):	Running RMS on a Raspberry Pi and IMX291 sensor has a latency of about 2.4s. This delay isn't too relevant for meteor radiant work, so GMN apply a correction to their datasets. Running RMS on a Linux box can give a smaller latency of about 1s. GPS time  embedded at source (in the camera) is good solution.
02:46:37	Alex (UKoccultations):	Lengthy discussion herehttps://globalmeteornetwork.groups.io/g/main/message/1139
02:47:10	murray forbes:	Thx everyone. I'll pass comments on to Murray when he's done.
02:48:32	Pete Graham:	Replying to "what is the sharpcap..."

Thanks Jonathan
02:51:42	Peter Litwiniuk:	Could we see the links pages again?
02:52:26	Jonathan:	Opportunities for serendipitous occultation observerving?
02:52:30	Michael Camilleri:	I can help out with rolling shutter camera timing, NTP and GPS timing.
02:52:43	Timothy Holt:	Does this link in with the Desert Fireball Network here in Australia?
02:53:56	Peter Litwiniuk:	Reacted to "Could we see the lin..." with 👍
02:54:38	Michael Camilleri:	Should be able to observer fainter events when the duration is seconds to tens of seconds.