Hello Nadar, Ken, and Kevin.
If you cold send me a text file of your settings, I could take a look to
see what is happening.
There is a command that you need to set from 'newbie' mode to 'expert'
for the KPC-9612 to accept and keep the settings that you change. I am
not near my KPC-9612 manual,
as
long as it doesn't interfere with EME work and can survive the harsh
environment there. That would be a TOTALLY separate discussion in itself
alone.
James W8ISS
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On Tue, 2013-02-19 at 10:12 -0500, James French wrote:
What are the possibilities of building a satellite that uses a Linksys
What are the possibilities of building a satellite that uses a Linksys
WRT54GL router with a modified DD-wrt or HSMM-Mesh software as a store
and forward BBS, to route a received request from one station to another
station, or even to connect to a on board networked camera to receive
images?
What
Wondering if this is still available, Rick?
Please reply direct to me.
James W8ISS
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Was wondering if there is going to be any video offered later on on the AMSAT
web site from the Symposium?
What I am most interested in is the following:
Saturday, October 9
1500 - 1520 Stephen Turner K3HPA, 100 Watt VHF/UHF Amplifier
Looks like I will have to get a copy of the proceedings in
Hello Joe and the list.
If I can explain a little about how bulk mailing works, it might help explain
some issues that people have with getting the journal. I work for a printer
that does bulk mailings also and this is how they do things. AMSAT's printer
may do it a totally different way than
Trying to get a hold of Doug KA8QCU to ask him some questions about past
events done together.
Last known email bounces back...:(
Thanks,
James W8ISS
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Hello Everyone.
A group of Amateur Radio clubs here in the Detroit area are going to be
hosting a couple of outside booths at the first annual Detroit Maker Faire this
weekend - July 31 and August 1.
We have procured the special event call sign of N8M for usage during event
times of 9:30 am
Currently there are 9 licensed American Amateur Radio operators on the ISS
currently going by the list that is at the ARISS site on RAC.org.
Is this the most hams in space to date or has there been more before this
shuttle-ISS mission?
James W8ISS
Wondering if anyone has a need for a Yaesu FIF-232c interface
box?
I have had one laying around here for the past couple of years and
wondering if anyone needs one. Asking 75 dollars plus shipping from
48146 area code or best offer.
Have no idea if it even works other than the LED for power
Eric,
What 'flavor' (version of Linux are you running?
I am running Ubuntu 8.04 amd64 here.
I run the following:
FLDIGI - psk
gMFSK - psk
Gnome PREDICT - Satellite Tracking
WSJT - Meteor scatter/EME
xLog - Logging for VHF+ contests
GRIG - Radio control - Icom IC-820/910/275h/575h/1275/375h
I
The thing is we have 'discussed' this a FEW times in the past and
the ideas get better each time plus the technical discussion gets
more information input each time.
Maybe this time things will progress beyond the talking and more
into the planning/design phase.
James W8ISS
On Thu, 2009-07-02 at 10:52 -0500, tosca...@umn.edu wrote:
As far as the dreaming goes, wouldn't an L/S transponder be better than a
V/U or U/V transponder? Granted, the path loss is greater, but the antenna
gain is easier to produce...
Miles,
Why not use a L/s, U/L. or a U/s transponder
We will be trying to access the birds but I won't promise anything as
the past few years have not met with great success at another FD site.
Plus we will give a 'try' at 23cm EME this year. Only using a 5 foot
dish with a three element WA5VJB pc board yagi
Will any of these receive the NOAA Polar Orbital Satellites in the
137MHz range without modifications? I see the receivers do have a
Wide FM (W-FM) mode but is it wide enough? My PCR-100 can be set at
50khz wide bandwidth to receive without modifying.
James W8ISS
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On Mon, 2009-06-08 at 17:22
The first launch I got to see was from roughly 150 miles away in
Labelle, Florida, which is thirty miles east of Fort Myers. Was in my
senior year of high school and was watching on the TV and the teacher
said to go out and take a look. Some did and that was a sight to see
the cloud of gases
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