On Thu, August 27, 2009 06:20, David Wing wrote:
Hi David and others,
Anyone have any word on what's up with FO-29 ?
Nothing heard on the 27-Aug 21:00 UTC Europe pass
No, nothing just like the signals from FO-29 :))
I have no idea if there is a groundstation for FO-29 and how
to contact
A trouble occurs on FO-29 CW and Transponder now.
The control station tries for restoration hard.
They say as follows.
We plan the next test use until Monday.
28 Aug, 12:03 UTC
28 Aug, 22:10 UTC
29 Aug, 21:15 UTC
30 Aug, 22:05 UTC
We may not turn on a transmitter by the influence such as
On Thu, August 27, 2009 09:41, Mineo Wakita wrote:
Hi Mineo,
FO-29 doubles with a receiver for communication without being equipped
with the receiver for exclusive use of the command.
When many stations do uplink during command work, please understand it
because it takes many time when we
Hi, you wrote:
Is there a place where amateurs can have a look at what the status is of
the planned actions?
Sorry,
this examination of FO-29 operate only over Japan.
I will announce it again if this examination for restoration succeeds.
JE9PEL, Mineo Wakita
Hi guyz. In private e-mails a couple of folks have indicated that they need
grid EM94 in South Carolina. I'm going to get a very early start on
Saturday, 08/29/09, so as to be in EM94 to try to hit the AO-51 pass @ about
11:19Z. I think it'll work. (Yea, I know that's *really* early, but the
I guess the Post Office doesn't work quite as quickly down here
(difference of two weeks!) but thanks Patrick!
And Al, your card for the V/S contact arrived yesterday and mine to you
will be in the mail today!
73
David
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David
KG4ZLB
www.kg4zlb.com
Allen Vinegar wrote:
Thanks Patrick,
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If you have the money the AlphaSpid is a very strong and well engineered unit.
Probably last for many years.
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Thanks to Bob for starting an interesting thread.
On boeard electrolysis of water to produce Hydrogen/Oxygen rocket fuel.
An most interesting paper on the subject at
https://e-reports-ext.llnl.gov/pdf/236614.pdf
It does work in space.
Could it get us from LEO to MEO?
Since Bob is a can do
On Aug 27, 2009, at 10:48 AM, John Heath wrote:
On boeard electrolysis of water to produce Hydrogen/Oxygen rocket
fuel.
An most interesting paper on the subject at
https://e-reports-ext.llnl.gov/pdf/236614.pdf
It does work in space.
Well, using a URFC for the electrolytic separation
Hi,
I still haven't returned my ballot for the AMSAT Board of
Directors election, in part because I don't feel that I
have really good information on which to make a decision.
I would like to vote for a Board that will be effective and
strengthen the organization. It is particularly important
to
Tim and all,
This is an interesting post and - with no disrespect intended - one that should
have been made when you first received your ballot.
It's interesting because I suspect you or I would get as many answers as the
number of people we asked about what it will take to strengthen AMSAT. I
Hey everyone,
Can someone who is or was involved with ARISS during the 25th Anniversary event
please contact me off the BB?
I was excited to recive my 25th Anniversary Certificate today - until I opened
it.
It confirms an SWL report, and I submitted proof of a 2-way contact with
another
Timothy,
You bring up some good points. Anyone can be on the ballot by following the
rules of nomination. If you feel strongly about all this, change comes from
within. I think you should personally attend one of the BOD meetings and/or
a membership meeting as is held at the Symposium on a
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