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Originally Posted by renormalised
....it's a little bit more expensive to start off in than optical astronomy, but it's not prohibitively expensive and you can get results for a lot less than you'd believe. If you wanted to setup a decent rig, you could do it for $5000, maybe less. .
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That is not true. You can do a lot with very small amount of money.
However, radioastronomy requires skills associated with electronics: design, testing, soldering, building (circuitry and antennas).. And interpreting the results is impossible without basic knowledge about electronics.. unless someone enjoys listening to the noise
