Hi John and the group,
Your welcome and I'm glad you like the compilation. Just don't tell the XYL
why your taking her on a second vacation. :)
I will have to second your motion about working portable stations, HT stations
or new operator to show their effort wasn't in vein. I would also
The mode change occurred at about 1045Z 16 November. Power output is
2.14 watts. Uplink to the BBS is 1268.700. Reports and copies of the
latest WOD files are welcome to ko...@amsat.org.
73, Drew KO4MA
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How does one add SO-67 to the SatPC32 sqf,files to make the software track and
control the radio for doppler. I found SO-67 in the Wisat32 and up it in the
available Sats to use and I copy/pasted and edited a file for this Sat in the
SatPC32 sqf.doppler files and it shows up as avialble and
Ladies Gentlemen,
Here's the main thing to think about ITAR. ITAR regulates OUTFLOW of
information, it doesn't care about INFLOW of information. If you build
or design it by a non-US Person (Citizen or Legal Permanent Resident)
and you bring it INTO the US, ITAR does not care. So AMSAT-NA can
... How do I set my FT-60R up for SO-67?? Its only one freq isn't
it? -- Jerry - NR5A -
Jerry - Watch the sat's operating schedule for updates ...
http://www.amsatsa.org.za/
This past weekend, they had a cross-band repeater set up for many.
Uplink: 145.875MHz
Downlink: 435.345MHz
CTCSS 233.6
Tks for collecting and assembling all the data, Jeff.
I've got a trip lined up to Texas in January with DL88 as the primary
target. Your list confirms what I'd already expected to see, and I'll do
what I can to put a dent in those numbers by operating from a bunch of
grids on your list in DL,
Unfortunately, I heard one of us report last week that PocketSat
isn't really popular any more, with the demise of the Palm computing
platform ...
That's woefully incorrect on many fronts.
Palm users are plentiful, and Jim is still supporting us. PocketSat+
is still the best Palm-platform
Alex,
A good post. We are indeed adapting to the Brave New World of ITAR, and we
are not alone in that. At a recent SmallSat meeting I attended, there was
even a tutorial for companies large and small, large being the size of
Boeing. It was about how to work with and around ITAR if you are
Can anyone who is running a Uni_Trac 2000 or 2003 zip me up your .sat files
and send them to me by chance? My directory seems to be missing these and I
can¹t get it to create even one for an example. I¹m working on it, but the
easy solution would be if someone can send me the files they use.
Alex et. al, I would like to add in a comment that according to the latest
SBIR release from DoD (many organizations), ITAR compliant persons who are
not US Citizens can also be included in DoD funded commercial research
projects, as long as they are correctly registered and supervised under the
When attempting to make a contact on the sats one of the customs is to add
handheld, portable, etc. to your announced call. Would it make sense to
start a new custom of adding Roving or Grid Expedition or something similar
when transmitting from a rare grid. This could alert everyone to let
Probably not.
Adding some descriptive term to your call is likely to be acted upon only by
those interested in, or with an
understanding of, your term. It just wastes time.
Add roving to your call and my response will likely be so what?
KK4AK wrote:
When attempting to make a contact on the
Don't know if anyone will port the app over to the new palm os , but the
Palm Pre for example can run most of the older palm/os apps via an
emulator
On Nov 16, 2009, at 5:54 PM, Ronald Nutter wrote:
Clint:
I am probably the one you are talking about. There appears to be a
, version of virus
signature database 4610 (20091115) __
The message was checked by ESET NOD32 Antivirus.
http://www.eset.com
__ Information from ESET NOD32 Antivirus, version of virus signature
database 4613 (20091116) __
The message was checked by ESET NOD32
Interesting stuff Alex.
I'm currently working on an FM satellite station as that's all I can
afford at present but I hope some of the NextGen birds will carry linear
transponders too. At any rate, it all sounds very exciting.
73,
Michael W4HIJ
Alex, N3SQ wrote:
For those following what was
... please the wonderful document on amsat website that give a lot
of hint and trick ...
It was that seven-year-old document - in addition to a couple others -
that made me update things with the four-page tutorial at ...
http://www.work-sat.com
Clint Bradford, K6LCS
909-241-7666
Resent from AMSAT address to AMSAT-BB list.. sorry if this is a duplicate
posting. Could someone confirm directly if I posted twice? 73 de N3RDX
-- Forwarded message --
From: Samudra Haque
Date: Mon, Nov 16, 2009 at 1:50 PM
Subject: Re: [amsat-bb] AMSAT, ITAR, More AMSAT-NA
PocketSat+ also runs very nicely in the Garnet Virtual Machine on my Nokia N810
(better, actually, than on my Palm!). My only concern is the longevity of the
Garnet VM; it's supposed to expire in a couple of weeks, and their website
has no update posted. (Not to steal the thread, but anyone
Hi Michael,
When the display dies, does the rest of the box keep working? If the whole
thing dies, then I'd suspect the 7805 (5v) power supply. Does the 7805 get
hot? If so, that's the problem; they have a built-in thermal shutdown for
over-temp and/or over-current. What sort of heat sink
After several years of activating Eagle Harbor Lighthouse (EN57) without HTs or
an Arrow antenna, we were asked by the local hams in upper Michigan why we
don't operate on the satellites anymore. We are now planning on bringing our
sat gear in August 2010 to activate at least EN57 and EN67.
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