Hi Les,
... AMSAT Journal (March/April 2013). Can anyone tell me if a later
issue has shipped yet ...
The AMSAT Journal comes out 6 times a year. The schedule is
January/February, March/April, May/June, July/August,
September/October, and November/December.
The May/June issue was at the
I just received my FunCube Dongle Pro in the mails, and am interested in
incorporating it into my station for both weak-signal VHF/UHF reception
and satellite work. I'd be
interested in hearing from others who have already used this nifty device.
My questions are as follows:
1.) What would be
Hi Les,
Here is a quick follow up to your earlier question:
... SignaLink interface, through Packet Engine Pro and UISS ...
... provide other suggestions on how to improve my ability to
communicate through the ISS?
Replies from others to your question offered alternatives to using
AGWPE and
Hi Les,
I have an FCD (not Pro) that I use pretty often for satellites and a TS2000
for the main rig Given that the T and R bands are always different, and
given that the TS2000 has separate inputs for U and V bands, I use a coax
switch on each antenna (type N for UHF). One output of each coax
The Summer issue of OSCAR News is now available for download by AMSAT-UK
members. It contains a very informative article - D-STAR digital amateur
communications in space with OUFTI-1 CubeSat.
See http://amsat-uk.org/2013/06/12/summer-issue-of-oscar-news/
73 Trevor M5AKA
Three CubeSats from Santa Clara University plan to launch this year on three
different launch vehicles.
One of them Lambdasat is apparently planning to use the Iridium sat phone
system which struck me as odd given that TechEdSat had to have it's Satphone
facility disabled due to regulatory
Answer: go to www.heavens-above.com
put in your location, click on Daily Predictions for Brighter Satellites.
Depending on how dark your sky is, dozens can be visible. Always fun to see
and identify.
Craig
N6RSX
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From: amsat-bb-boun...@amsat.org
Also, there is a back track function that will let you look back a few days.
Look for a link near the top that says previous I'll take you back a day.
Bear in mind you see the results using the current keps, so the further back
you go, the less accurate your results will be. It is useful for
Hello,
Do anyone know of any satellite ground stations that have downloaded scientific
data from Cubesats on non-amateur frequencies? If so please reply to me
off-reflector at w1...@snet.net - thanks!
Tom Davis W1TFD
http://discoverymuseum.org/ed/programs/nasa.html
JoAnne,
I'm sure we've all heard the phrase, You're the Man!---well clearly
that does not apply in your case, but for your extraordinary help in my
ventures to make contacts through the ISS, you're the woman!
Coming over from the weak signal side of the world above 50 MHz, it's
great to meet
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