Oscar,
I did a make install and everything worked. Let me know if you run into any
issues. Here's a screenshot!
Joseph Armbruster
On Nov 2, 2011, at 8:31 PM, Joseph Armbruster wrote:
Oscar,
After reading the posts today I figured I would go home and take a quick stab
at it. Here
Hi folks,
The Celestrak web site has some great in depth stuff on keps and tracking.
I think most people just drop onto the site to get the keps, but its certainly
worth a more detailed look.
A big thank you to Dr. Kelso for a great site.
73 John G7HIA
Hello Geoff,
The doppler method was used in the early days
of the space age, (and maybe still is). It's a
neat bit of detective work. Monitor the frequency
of the satellite, and determine the time of closest
approach. From that you can determine the
speed and altitude. Build up enough data
Did anyone hear signals from ARISSat-1 on the last pass, (16:53 Z Cincinnati) ?
I did not hear anything on 2 m or the transponder. Will listen and try both 2 m
and also Tx thru the transponder ,Rx approx 145.930 +/- doppler.
Farrell Winder, W8ZCF
Hi Farrell,
Did anyone hear signals from ARISSat-1 on the last pass
I copied ARISSat-1 on that pass. I was only tuned to 145.950 so just heard
the FM stuff. The SSTV pictures were live shots. Signals were nominal.
--
73 de JoAnne K9JKM
k9...@amsat.org
Yes, 50 telemetry frames received from North Carolina.
Mark N8MH
At 01:43 PM 11/3/2011 -0400, Farrell Winder wrote:
Did anyone hear signals from ARISSat-1 on the last pass, (16:53 Z Cincinnati)
?
I did not hear anything on 2 m or the transponder. Will listen and try both 2
m and also Tx
JoAnne,
Thanks,
Signals OK last pass, Nov3, 18:29 Cincinnati. 2 m loud and clear, heard
Bob K9OIM approx 145.930 thru the transponder for a few seconds at
beginning of pass. Trying to connect with someone next pass 20:06 Z.
Farrell, W8ZCF, Cincinnati
Try next pass at
Surplus KCT
I have at my QTH a Kansas City Tracker board with a printed manual and a
copy of the KCT.ZIP file. The owner of the board, George-WA5KBH, would like
to find it a home. To acquire it contact me (Al-N7EQF) directly by email.
The cost of acquiring the item is to pay for the
Since it has been a while since these have been up on the list, I want to
remind folks that this requires an early early early generation slot,
called an ISA slot. The drivers for the card are STRICTLY DOS 6.2 and
earlier interrupt handlers and are zero likely to work on a modern windows
machine.
WISP is another Windows program that controlled the Kansas City Tracker ISA
based card very nicely, if you want to use it in a Windows 95/98
environment.
Tim - N8DEU
- Original Message -
From: Robert McGwier rwmcgw...@gmail.com
To: Al Ozias aloz...@copper.net
Cc: AMSAT-BB
Thanks Dave and everyone else who responded, both personally and on the
board. To comment on a couple of comments: I certainly expect to hook up
computer control of the doppler comp etc, but was trying to do it manually
at first just to understand better. Re my problems inside: The shingles
on
I have my original PacardBell P100 desktop with win95 which has been
gathering dust on a shelf. It has ISA slots and parallel port which
would probably be ideal for running KC Tracker. I offer it for sale
for $50-OBO (as-is with keyboard and mouse but no monitor) plus
shipping (best to go
I still use my KCT card with SatPS32 under windows XP. I bought an updated
ISA slot motherboard for somewhat more then I would of paid for a comparable
performance Mobo for the same money. That was about 3 years ago. All is
still working well. I tried to upgrade to Win7 a year ago but gave up
All,
Does anyone have any recommendations on high quality mast-mounted preamps
for UHF? We're using the Icom AG-35 and not happy with the noise figure.
We're going to try an adjustment described here
http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/6116.
We are looking at the amps from ARR and SSB. Any
The difficulty with mast mounted preamplifiers is that they have to be
selected for a
specific electromagnetic environment.
If your environment is hot with a lot of ham activity, local pagers
and FAA stations,
the preamp may not be able to handle all of the RF, unless it is
suitably narrow
I also have an old Motherboard with an ISA slot. Just the motherboard,
processor (1ghz, I think), and memory. I do not have anything that needs the
ISA slot anymore, so it's up for grabs. No reasonable offer will be refused.
My wife insists... :-)
Greg KO6TH
Date: Thu, 3 Nov 2011
Here you go:
http://www.hf-berg.de/HFC/vorverstaerker_vox_mast.htm
Excellent products, quick shipment from Germany, good communication.
Stefan, VE4NSA
On Thu, Nov 3, 2011 at 8:18 PM, James Cutler jwcut...@gmail.com wrote:
All,
Does anyone have any recommendations on high quality
Hi Jamie
In a separate email I have sent to you an article that I write for Radio
Rivista 9/1993 describing with schematic diagrams and mechanical
drawings my low noise GaAsFET high dinamic range and high
selectivity cavity preamplifier for 435 MHz with NF=0,43 dB and
gain G = 20 dB
I am using
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