Hi,
AMSAT has announced two great tours for the 2013 Symposium: The Battleship
Texas, and the NASA
Johnson Space Center. Both tours are open to all Symposium participants.
However, due to the
requirement for additional information for the JSC tour, the methods of booking
tours are
The filter has been sold. Thanks for all the interest. 73
On Sep 7, 2013, at 2:40 PM, W7TYN wrote:
I have the following item for sale. Please respond to me off list if you
are interested or need photo documentation:
1 ea. Original OSCAR Mode J Desense Filter . $20.00 $12.00 USPS
Thanks to all who answered my newbie question involving how to change
the transmitted PL tone for SO-50. I got several great responses,
including at least one person who sent me their edited file for my use.
The amateur spirit is alive, well, and living on the birds!
I've got a similar
Lee,
Look in the DOPPLER.SQF file where you specify frequencies, modes, etc. You
have the option of FM, or
FMN for FM-Narrow. I used a Yaesu which also has a FMN mode, and it worked
fine. You can select it
for uplink, downlink or both. There are detailed notes at the bottom of the
file on
for more info on this award look me up wa4hfnon qrz.com
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Uauu Eric, this setup is very similar to mine.
I've found that the vpa system antenna works well, the only complain is
that it's very robust but at the same time a little bit heavy.
So hear you soon on the satellite, hoping more birds in the future.
73 de in3aqk
On Sat, Sep 7, 2013 at 1:59 PM,
Thanks to all who've addressed this question too. Changed the
DOPPLER.SQF file just before the 18:30 pass, and it worked fine. All the
help is certainly appreciated by this new satellite operator. I'm up to
71 grids worked now, and hoping for more.
My latest foray is into the exciting world
I have business tomorrow afternoon in Panama City, so if there is interest I
will be in EL79 from approximately 1400Z to 1700Z, and probably again in the
evening. Look for me, most likely on SO-50 and FO-29, if you need the grid. On
FO-29 I will be 20-30 Khz above the middle.
Next week puts me
i remember an article posted a few months back about using the raspberry pi for
satellite work. just noticed it on sale at newegg.com for $55.99. do not know
if it is a good price or not. thought i would pass the info
I'm trying to get a system set up so that I can do some sensor programming
as well.
If anybody does have an interest in one, there is tons of info available at
this site.
http://www.element14.com/community/groups/raspberry-pi#raspbelow
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From:
Even though we have only one FM bird active at the moment (two if you
could ISS), I'd still like to get a good performing FM duplex
transceiver for the truck, along with a good magnet mount antenna to use
while in motion. My reasons for this are many but briefly:
1.) Can't invest in a full
Wow, they use to cost 35$ for the high-end version (the one with built-in
ethernet). I guess a lot happens in a year :-) For the price, I would
suggest looking into the BeagleBone to see if it meets your needs.
Joe
On Sun, Sep 8, 2013 at 3:34 PM, Bruce kk...@arrl.net wrote:
i remember an
Yes they are still $35 from adafruit.com that's where I bought both of mine.
Also got a fancy case and wifi dongle real cheap.
73
Craig, W1MSG
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