Hi Everyone,
Still getting used to working the sats and was curious if someone happened
to be recording the latest AO-51 pass over North America. For me AOS
started at around 1140Z. If you do have a recording, would you mind sharing
with me? Curious to see how I sound on the other end.
73
AO-7 has now operated longer this second time around ... (compared to the first
time from the 1974 era).
Details on the AO-7 Resource Page.
73 John. la2...@amsat.org
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Folks
I am searching for hardware to interface my laptop to the Yaesu rotor
G-5500 or G-550. I use SatPC32 software. What is the latest and greatest
hardware to do this? I know that the KCT unit is no longer made.
Regards
Tom
KC2DTQ
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I am copying the BB on this as well (I am performing a test with this
message).
Matt - I do have the recording. Let me get it onto the PC and I will get it
off to you.
73,
Zack
KD8KSN
EN80sd
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From: Matt Patterson mattp...@1starnet.com
Sent:
John, LA2QAA
That was an interesting message you posted to
the -bb this morning. It has many true observations; however there is
one serious mistake, an unforgivable error.
Quote:
. particularly by the newcomers - who
Hi Tom,
The LVB Tracker Box designed by Howard Long has a very good reputation
and will work well with SatPC32 and other software.
It is available in kit form in various options or ready built from Amsat.
It also has either a serial port or USB
port option. You will need to download a
Tom,
you can get the LVB tracker as plug-and-play ready assembled unit from the
Amsat US store:
http://www.amsat-na.com/store/item.php?id=100151
I use mine with SatPC32 and a G5500. I could not be happier.
73,
Andreas, N6NU
On Aug 25, 2010, at 6:30 AM, Tom Jones wrote:
Folks
I am
If you're going to post an ad, you should at least provide the proper
contact info like web-site etc. so that we can take a look at your
products - don't leave us hanging.
Jeff Moore -- KE7ACY
CN94
- Original Message - From: Spectrum International, Inc
spectrum.ma.ultra...@rcn.com
A group of 4 operators will be operating as AO1EME from IN70qk on 2-5
september.
The main goal will be EME on 144 MHz, but we'll also have a 70cm. 20 el.
cross yagi and we'll be operating the satellite when there is no Moon and
time permits.
For more information, operation status, on-line
Bob -
Yes, the TRANSIT satellite appears to be designed for a low speed broadcast
style service.
An Internet entry/access page would permit an ease of UI for the creation of
the
message to be properly encoded, upilnked and then broadcast on the downlink.
Application would
Which two Transit series satellites did you say it might be? There seems a
choice of several.
On 25-Aug-10 16:27, Robert Bruninga wrote:
Possible new AMSAT Application?
We may have access to two old TRANSIT navigation satellites
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Hi Steve,
I wonder how that would work with multiple languages:)
73
Graham G3VZV
- Original Message -
From: STeve Andre' and...@msu.edu
To: amsat-bb@amsat.org
Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2010 10:24 PM
Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: New Satellite Downlink?
On Wednesday 25 August 2010
Heh. One of the escape sequences could be which language to use,
so with the 16-bit scheme here, you could have 64K possible ones
to choose from. Just have a 65,000 word table for each one.
You'd send out messages one language at a time.
On Wednesday 25 August 2010 17:55:09 Graham Shirville
That's OSCAR 23 and OSCAR 25.
Arn't they both Korean sats?
On 25-Aug-10 21:54, Robert Bruninga wrote:
Which two Transit series satellites did you say it might be?
There seems a choice of several.
The only two that are working I think. #23 and #25.
They are object numbers. 19070 and 19419
With increasing solar activity and new awareness of the possible
detrimental effects worldwide of solar storms, combined with the time
delay for a solar event to reach Earth (2-3 days) I believe that a
possible rebroadcast of Solar Weather ala WWV style, could be a useful
educational tool as
If you have a parallel port FODTrack is probably the cheapest. I've used it
for quite a while.
73,
Joe kk0sd
-Original Message-
From: amsat-bb-boun...@amsat.org [mailto:amsat-bb-boun...@amsat.org] On
Behalf Of Tom Jones
Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2010 8:30 AM
To: AMSAT-BB@amsat.org
I am forwarding this from the TAPR mailing list in case any Amsat people can
help with this effort.
Dan Schultz N8FGV
The TAPR Office received a telephone inquiry today about the use of Packet
Radio for relief
Was listening for the SO-50 pass @ 22:58Z and didn't hear anything. A check
of the Oscar status website reveals that it was active a couple hours ago.
Did anyone else hear it during the latest pass? I finally got setup to
start recording the birds with my computer and was going to use SO-50 as a
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