For Sale : G-5500 Controller, purchased as a spare but never used.
This the controller ONLY (not the rotors).
$150.00
- Paul KW7Y
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Can someone direct me to the location of the Doppler.SQF file in V8?
I cannot find the file in the SatPC32V8 directory.
In fact I cannot find any of the SQF files that are plentiful in V7.
I wanted to add the freqs for DO64 and SO67 and cannot seem to pull it off
Thanks in advance
> - Original Message -
> From: "David Wing"
> To:
> Sent: Tuesday, November 10, 2009 7:09 PM
> Subject: [amsat-bb] Yagi balance point
>
>
> > I have two yagis that I need to mount a little off center and wanted to
> put
> > a little weight on the back of the antenna as a counter balan
On 10 Nov 2009 at 22:39, Peter Guelzow wrote:
Date sent: Tue, 10 Nov 2009 22:39:39 +0100
From: Peter Guelzow
Subject:[amsat-bb] Re: So is P3E essentially dead at this point?
To: apbid...@mailaps.org
Copies to: 'Amsat
http://www.spaceflightnow.com/news/n0911/10solarsails/
neat visually...wonder if the telemetry is in the ham bands?
Robert WB5MZO
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Very nice to hear. I do apologize for my earlier characterization of a
"a poor dead bird". Reading it over, it came out a bit harsher than I
meant. I hope I didn't offend anyone. Thank you very much for your hard
work and effort.
73,
Michael
Peter Guelzow wrote:
> Hi Michael and Alan,
>
> I ca
Hi Peter,
I can indeed confirm that Oscar News no 187 does include a good number of
captioned fotos of P3E and her current location and environment.
ON187 is due to be sent to AMSAT-UK members within the next 10 days.
It is possible to join AMSAT-UK using our online application form which can
There was a demonstration of data transfer between the engineering model of the
Integrated Housekeeping Unit, IHU-3, and a laptop via the 400 bit/s PSK
interface at the recent AMSAT-DL AGM
See EGM report in Google English at
http://www.tinyurl.com/AMSAT-DL
73 Trevor M5AKA
--- On Tue, 10/11/09
Hi Michael and Alan,
I can only repeat what Alan already said...
Work on P3-E is continuing and we are busy looking for launch
possibilities and other ways for financing it, i.e. on coat-tails of the
P5 Mars Mission.
This is our top priority at the moment and that's why you may not have
heard so
I appreciate the answer Alan. I wasn't hearing anything about it and
that does get discouraging. It would indeed be tragic for it never to
see space after all the work that was put into it.
As I said, I do support the AMSAT NA board in what they are now trying
to do. I think we should take any o
Thanks for all the inquiries.
John W2FS
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- Original Message -
From: "David Wing"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, November 10, 2009 7:09 PM
Subject: [amsat-bb] Yagi balance point
> I have two yagis that I need to mount a little off center and wanted to
put
> a little weight on the back of the antenna as a counter balance.
>
>
> Assuming the
What "pain in the butt factor"?
Remove the rear element, fit the ballast, refit the rear element.
If the elements are not removable from the boom and the beam isn't already
reasonably balanced then perhaps it was a
lousy choice of antenna.
David Wing wrote:
> Inside the boom is a great idea but
Inside the boom is a great idea but unfortunately I think it would be a bit
difficult as the rearmost reflector is only 1 inch from the end of the boom
and it goes right through the boom.
It could be done but I don't think the wind loading reduction would out
weight the "pain in the butt" factor
I don't believe that this web-page has been noted on amsat-bb
http://codec2.org/
Besides pointing out some serious problems with using the proprietary
codec that is currently built into DStar, it has the great idea of
hacking out the digital voice daughterboard in an ICOM DSTAR radio and
ploppin
How about putting them inside the boom?
Joe Fitzgerald wrote:
>
> As a practical matter, I'd use the fishing weights tucked in as close to
> the boom as possible to keep the additional wind load down. In fact if
> the boom is hollow, you could stick the weights inside and not increase
> the wind
As a practical matter, I'd use the fishing weights tucked in as close to
the boom as possible to keep the additional wind load down. In fact if
the boom is hollow, you could stick the weights inside and not increase
the wind load at all. As long as the metallic counterbalance is not
actually to
I have two yagis that I need to mount a little off center and wanted to put
a little weight on the back of the antenna as a counter balance.
Assuming the counterbalance will need to go in front of the rearmost
reflector, does it matter if the counter balance is metallic (i.e. some
fishing weigh
I will be out of the office on Wednesday, November 11th (Veterans' Day) and
Thursday, November 12th. I will be on Friday. Office hours are 10:00AM ET
- 6:00 PM ET.
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Hi,
My Java source is a port of the original Predic C source and I honored
the GPLv2 that John Magliacane used for that.
It's been changed since then to increase performance when doing
predictions for multiple sats over a one day schedule, for multiple
gound-stations, as we need in Genso.
- Dave
Ok, I should have looked for IARU links a lot earlier. Even in S21 we had a
lot of help, interaction for amateur radio service by the IARU, and without
them the Bangladesh Amateur Radio League (any amsat folks also BARL members,
I am also S21X) could not have opened up the ham radio license process
A set of Yaesu 5400B Az-El Rotators for Sale. Tested yesterday and found to
work FB. There is a place in the vicinity of West where the indicator
needle fluctuates as the rotator turns. This is probably the result of a
dirty pot. The package includes a custom made heavy duty L bracket with
side
Actually...if you follow the development of his website, it looks like
Robert, W0LMD, may have chosen to go "Off the Grid."
Roger
WA1KAT
- Original Message -
From: "Rodney Waln"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, November 10, 2009 1:22 AM
Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: ultimatecharger website
hi, this is th
What happened when you e-mailad him to ask?
Pete Norris, K1HZU wrote:
> Does W0LMD still maintain the "ultimatecharger" website, or has it been
> changed? I have been on this website in the past, but I can no longer bring
> it up.
> Thanks,
> Pete, K1HZU
Michael,
AMSAT-DL, with the occasional support of other AMSAT organizations, is still
working on getting it launched. I expect that it will find a ride, probably
unexpectedly, as is often the case. It would be a tragedy to someday find
the launch article in a museum somewhere. However, it is cl
JoAnne covered a lot of ground. We are also working at having presences at
CubeSat and related meetings where many graduate and undergraduate students
are present. W5DID's initiative to institute a reduced rate for students in
AMSAT membership is a recognition of the need to attract, and keep, ne
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