Thanks David !
My vertical did not pick up AO51 at all, so the experiment
could not be done here. Using my beams all was fine of course.
Funny, I knew this stacked vertical dual band only picks up
signals at low elevation (<10 degrees), at many cubesats (70cm)
and ISS (2 mtrs). But I never experi
Hi!
I will be in north-central Arizona on Saturday, 12 June, and
should be able to park along the DM34/DM35 grid boundary for
passes in the late afternoon and early evening on 3 satellites:
AO-51, FO-29, SO-50. I should be at the grid boundary around
2300 UTC, in advance of an AO-51 pass at 2336
Hi!
Last weekend was a busy weekend. Starting with a 3-hour drive
from Phoenix to Show Low in eastern Arizona on Friday (4 June)
evening, a hamfest in Show Low on Saturday (5 June) followed by
operating from a nearby grid boundary, to a longer drive north
with a 5-hour drive home on Sunday (6 J
Hi,
The sensitivity is -117 dBm for 10 to 12 dB SINAD.
73 OZ1MY
Ib
- Original Message -
From: "Andrew Glasbrenner"
To: "Robin Theunis"
Cc:
Sent: Thursday, June 10, 2010 12:43 AM
Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: Technical question AO-51
> Robin Theunis wrote:
> > 1) In V/S mode What is the aver
Traveling north to upper BC and on into Alaska. Can anyone send me information
on how to use the ISS for APRS positioning and for packet communications. Also
any info on the other other Leo's that I can work with? I think I need the path
and callsigns for APRS and for straight packet work. I hav
Robin Theunis wrote:
> 1) In V/S mode What is the average output power?
>
About 1.5 watts.
> 2) What kind of antenna is used on 2.4GHz and 1.3Ghz?
>
A dual band antenna built by Stan Wood WA4NFY.
http://n4hy.smugmug.com/AMSAT/AO-51-ECHO/Antennas/
> 3) What is the sensitivity of the 1.3Ghz re
Hey fellow sat-hams,
I have a few technical question about AO-51.
1) In V/S mode What is the average output power?
2) What kind of antenna is used on 2.4GHz and 1.3Ghz?
3) What is the sensitivity of the 1.3Ghz receiver?
4) Some where I reeded that AO-51 has an HF receiver? If it true, for
what is
It works fine.
Used a TS2000E via a MX2000 tri-plexer to a co-linear both u/v and v/u with
no problems. Worked the States and Canada this way via F0-29.
Also used a Create CLP5130 log periodic connected in the same way.
Just keep the TX power as low as is needed to hear your own signal and no
m
There's probably less desence than using two antennas without diplexers/filters.
On 09-Jun-10 19:36, PA3GUO wrote:
> Hi John
> Let me try tomorrow and report back, I have never tested this.
> Henk, PA3GUO
>
>
> Has anyone on the list tried using a Kenwood TS2000 on full duplex satellite
> operatat
Hi John
Let me try tomorrow and report back, I have never tested this.
Henk, PA3GUO
Has anyone on the list tried using a Kenwood TS2000 on full duplex satellite
operatation using a dualband VHF/UHF antenna and a diplexer? Is it possible or
is there too much desensitization thru the diplexer to
On 09/06/2010 12:22 AM, Ollie Eisman wrote:
> Has anyone used "Stuf" from Cross Devices to waterproof RF connectors (with
> or without with coax seal)? It seems like a good idea but I wonder how well
> it works in real life.
Not that brand but something similar. Used it on TV satellite, and
H
For those interested, and that haven't gotten their spacetrack account yet...
DRAGON/FALCON 9 R/B
1 36595U 10026A 10159.93658060 +.00296804 +40515-4 +32671-3 0 00193
2 36595 034.4967 011.8853 0020394 257.4860 102.3599 16.08080735000679
73, Drew KO4MA
_
Has anyone on the list tried using a Kenwood TS2000 on full duplex satellite
operatation using a dualband VHF/UHF antenna and a diplexer? Is it possible or
is there too much desensitization thru the diplexer to make full duplex work?
73s John AA5JG
Bill. there are none now. The vehicle was powered in total by batteries
(second stage and the Dragon mockup) and they have expired. The vehicle is
essentially inert now. Decay is expected about 21 June give or take. Next
launch with a full up Dragon is this summer. They have some roll cont
Speaking of pannel
I try to get info's on a square patch antenna made by California Amplifier
described as "sich planar antenna/converter" PCS/WCS filtered
radar immune. There is a part number NO: 2240/020 Google search does not return
anything just a clue as it seems to be in the MMDS or
sate
> Does anyone have any idea if there are any signals to track?
>
> Regards...Bill - N6GHz
>
> B J wrote:
> > http://www.n2yo.com/?s=36595
> >
> > 73s
> >
> > Bernhard VA6BMJ @ DO33FL
> >
> >
> >
Did any one have the KEPS or a way to derive them?
"-"
Luc Leblanc VE2DWE
Skype VE2DWE
www
Ollie,
I have used Stuf since the 90's when I was doing Satellite TV installations ie.
BUD dishes. It works very well. The only thing the paste is very slippery like
Teflon, so once a connector is filled with Stuf and tightened, one must wipe
off the excess with a towel or paper towel otherwise
Look for the youtube video shot from the roof of the VAB. You can hear the
countdown in the background, and it is perfect. SpaceX must have had some lag
in their audio feed.
http://www.youtube.com/user/spacearium#p/a/u/0/Ah2NPfGR4dA
73, Drew KO4MA
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