I have been working toward getting worked all states over the satellites. Well
i am down to only two states HI and AK. I am working with several people in AK
to get that state on the worked list. Now i need some help with HI. Is anyone
in HI on any of the satellites? I am in Iowa so it will
Thanks to all who replied. Got it fixed, just a bad wire.
On Jun 18, 2011, at 3:53, i8cvs domenico.i8...@tin.it wrote:
Hi Bill, NZ5N
I hope you have the schematic diagram with you.The Azimuth meter M-1
has a terminal connected to the ground and the other one is connected to
R3 and C-10 on
Hi All,
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The answers spanned across five email replies.
1) Mark L Hammond N8MH writes: It's Dr. Tom :) I don't know the dog...
2)W4ART Arthur Feller writes:
A Technician class friend of mine and I would like to ragchew between
His QTH in Lindale, TX (32.495164 N, 95.513233 W) and My QTH in
Phelan, CA (34.436400 N, 117.468649 W) with the exception of oscar 0
is anything flying that would enable this on a frequency above 50MHZ?
Thanks,
Eric
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Any sat will make the distance, but you will not be able to 'Ragchew' on an
FM satellite as you are sharing a limited resource.- Only one QSO at a
time.
Best approach for a chat is a linear transponder which will support several
QSOs at once. Try FO-29 or AO-7
Even so, you will be
