Hello Starr,
Perhaps you can first try an update to the radio firmware. There was an early
fix specifically for issues when the PC updates the frequencies while
transmitting.
http://www.kenwood.com/i/products/info/amateur/pop_ts2000.html
You only need to update the most current version,
Hi
The referred to article is mine: http://www.pa3guo.com/pll_unlock.html
When then the radio shows dots .. and you hear a U
in morse code it is the (rara) PLL unlock issue.
Firmware update does not help
ps: Yahoo TS2000 groups have lot of info also
Henk PA3GUO (loves his TS2000)
Andrew Glasbrenner wrote:
Date: Sat, 16 Jan 2010 20:11:46 -0500
From: Andrew Glasbrenner glasbren...@mindspring.com
Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: AO-7 feat!
To: Vince Fiscus, KB7ADL vlfis...@mcn.net
Cc: amsat-bb@amsat.org
Vince Fiscus, KB7ADL wrote:
Well, it certainly wasn't on FM. Why
Thanks to all who expressed an interest in the qso between WC7V and
RN1NW on ao7b. I have hoped to make this contact for over 30 years. The
fact that it happened is thanks to Oscar 7 and Ted, RN1NW was 559 even as
ao7 approached his horizon. The satellite was ascending at my qth and
Hey Kerry,
I couldn't agree with you more about AO-7 contacts. I feel very fortunate to
have discovered the current fleet of amateur satellites in time to enjoy the
Grand Old Girl. Congratulations on the wonderful contact. Here's to many
more like it!
73,
Tim - N3TL
-Original Message-
Same here Tim, since I've only been on the satellites since June 9, 2009 with
Glenn AA5PK being my first contact, starting with homebrew antennas, old mobile
dualbander. Now I have graduated into the linears where it is a different
mindset compared to single channel birds. After almost 55 years
At 12:03 PM 1/17/2010, Glen Zook wrote:
...
Based on the consumer price index, the $50 that I spent for my life
membership back around 1970 is today the equivalent of right at
$3300! That is 66 times in absolute dollars. Compare that to the
present life membership fee of $880. That means
To All:
I have had many replies to my query concerning logging software that supports
accurate transfer of log data to LoTW and eQsl in the ADI format. To keep the
traffic low on the BBS, I have answered each of you via your own E addresses.
In a public way I want to say thanks to each person
Glen. while I might quibble with some numbers, the sentiments you expressed
are right on.
The pejorative statements that a few made about life members (old etc)
as well as the claim that people who are life members are making claims
which are never stated, by saying that they are life
Probably a method more personal to one's finances is compare your
paycheck at the time getting the life membership with what one is
paid, today. If I do that for 1985 vs 2009 I get 92K/15K = 6.13 Of
course It will not do for me to use 2010 pay as that is only
Unemployment ;-) I still pay my
Glen,
When I use your calculator, I get Tony's results ($277.17). The following is
copied directly from the web page results using initial year 1970, initial
amount 50.00, and desired year 2009:
Current data is only available till 2008. In 2008, $50.00 from 1970 is worth:
$277.17 using
I did the calculations twice and got the same $3300 figure! However, I just
redid the calculations and got the much lower figure! I did use 1970 and 2009
as the years. Frankly, I have no idea as to why the different figures!
Glen, K9STH
Website: http://k9sth.com
--- On Sun, 1/17/10, Glen
... my $50 membership thirty years ago is worth $1,000,000 in 2010 dollars
...
All moot, of course. Your fifty bucks contributed years ago was exactly that -
and nothing else - period. It was used back then - and any comparison to what
it is worth today is valueless.
What have you done for
Had not members contributed to AMSAT back in the early to mid 1970s there would
probably not even be an AMSAT today! So soon people forget their roots!
As for what I have personally contributed to AMSAT lately? Obviously you
haven't read the September/October 2009 issue of the AMSAT Journal!
Clint Bradford wrote:
... my $50 membership thirty years ago is worth $1,000,000 in 2010 dollars
...
All moot, of course. Your fifty bucks contributed years ago was exactly that
- and nothing else - period. It was used back then - and any comparison to
what it is worth today is
Hello,
I would like to share an experience and ask this board if others have the
same?
I have used Ham Radio Deluxe for two years but have recently switched to
SatPC32. The reason is that the Doppler correction of HRD with my
Yaesu FT-847 always gave problems. It was a constant battle to stay
What have you done for AMSAT recently? - is a much more appropriate
discussion.
Clint Bradford, K6LCS
AMSAT President's Club member - for each of the past few years
AMSAT benefactor
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Sent via amsat...@amsat.org. Opinions expressed are
Congratulations Bob. You and Fedor managed to work a good distance via AO-7.
73,
Piraja, PS8RF
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Congratulations Bob. You and Fedor managed to work a good distance via AO-7.
73,
Piraja, PS8RF
_
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como!
... As for what I have personally contributed to AMSAT lately? Obviously
you haven't read the September/October 2009 issue of the AMSAT Journal!
No, I have. And you are to be lauded for your contributions to AMSAT. I am
sorry if I inferred that monetary contributions were the only positive
Hi Jan,
I have had consistently good success with the Doppler correction in HRD. I
use it to guide either two FT-817NDs, or one 817 and a FT-857D. However, I
have encountered issues with what I believe to be the load on the Atom
processor in the Acer netbook I use.
Even though Simon has noted
All,
With all the MATH wizards coming out of the closet, Do we have any
calculations required to further the next satellite project? This thread
seemed doomed from the start. We all gave the life membership at the time
we thought AMSAT needed the extra monetary boost.
Now if we can find
Hi,
SatPc32 works perfectly for doppler correction also on my
Kenwood TS-790E and Yaesu FT-736R.
Thank you to Erich DK1TB, great job !
73 Frank IW4DVZ
-Messaggio originale-
Da: amsat-bb-boun...@amsat.org [mailto:amsat-bb-boun...@amsat.org] Per conto di
PE0SAT
Inviato: domenica 17
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