Hi European Satellit users.
SO-67 is planned to be active as follows:
14 August 2010 UTC
Europe (UTC) Turn on times:
08:12
09:46
17:26
I saw the first pas too late :-)
You can find the information on:
http://www.amsatsa.org.za/
Then you do not have to rely on me !
Just another nag that the AMSAT election for members of the Board of
Directors is in progress. The end of the summer, and the start of school is
upon us. Still, if you haven't gotten around to it, take a few minutes to
vote. The deadline will be here in a month. Obviously it is important as a
John Neeley expunged (w6...@att.net):
First Mike, you are in EN81gq, per QRZ.com, and second you dont need the last
2
I would avoid using QRZ.com *if you want your 6 digit grid locator*
I discovered they use the geographical center of your zip code, or some other
method that isn't
Hi!
WD9EWK will be on a few passes over the next couple of hours, starting
with AO51 @ 2325 UTC and including an FO29 pass around 2350 UTC. I am north
of the AZ72/AZ95 junction, southeast of Parker in La Paz County AZ. See my
QTH at http://aprs.fi/WD9EWK-7 if you are curious. I should be here
Or look at yuor GPS.
On 14-Aug-10 22:49, Steve Meuse wrote:
John Neeley expunged (w6...@att.net):
First Mike, you are in EN81gq, per QRZ.com, and second you dont need the
last 2
I would avoid using QRZ.com *if you want your 6 digit grid locator*
I discovered they use the geographical
The following is planned:
Europe
07:54
09:28
17:07
18:39
Have a nice weekend.
73 OZ1MY
Ib
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Hi!
WD9EWK will be on 2 more passes from DM23vx/DM24va - AO51 @ 0105-0118
UTC, followed by FO29 @ 0135-0155 UTC, before heading back home. Warm here,
but coping. APRS in this VX-8GR HT I picked up in Dayton is nice. With
digipeaters on mountaintops out here, most of Arizona is covered,
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This is our first night in a motel with internet access
since we left Sault Ste Marie, MI 9 days ago. We have
traveled 2300 miles and operated in at least 18 grids and
have made 888 contacts on 65 passes. We have been camping in our tent
for the last 9 nights but tonight it is windy and raining
