Radiation monitoring drones or UFO's?

I'm not sure if the lat/lon submission actually works, if it was disabled for some reason, or if it never got finished. I'd have to have a look under the hood. That said, if memory serves me correctly, the reason for submitting lat/lon along with the cpm was for mobile stations, or those that moved from time to time could update their map position in realtime. It isn't needed at all for static stations, just set once in the control panel.

I'm also not up on APRS. Dan (mw0uzo) is the man for that. There is an implementation of APRS in the radlog software. Could you have the same device that submits to radmon.org submit the APRS info?

Just driving home from work now I saw something in the sky over Blackpool, UK. All I saw were lights, red and green ones. No white lights at all, just flashing red and green. It was moving fast too and by the time I had chance to pull over it had gone. Its hard to describe the lights. There were either two, or four. One to the left, and one to the right, or two left and two right. If you can imagine a car's rear lights, red on both sides, then they change to green, then red, then green and so on. I have no idea what it is/was. It didn't have a standard FAA light pattern, and was dark, so all I saw were the lights, and they were really bright too. Much brighter than I have seen on regular planes. We have an airport in Blackpool, so seeing planes and helicopters in the sky is really common around here, but that is the first time I have ever seen that kind of light pattern. All very bizarre. I may have some footage on dashcam. I'll have to check.

Hmm, sadly I don't have it on dashcam. You can only see a tiny glint of light, so not much point in posting it and I think I really need to clean my dashcam lens!