I have a Flex 5000 with the u/v option. I would like to work through the
FAST sat with packet . What software does the group recommend to do this
using a software tnc?
Thanks
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Just wanted to double check I didn't overlook anything, are there any mode
L (23cm) birds operational in any voice mode?
Regardless, anyone know why I can purchase a 23cm circular pol antenna?
thanks
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Hi Miles,
Did you mean why, or where?
Bob W7LRD may have a few ideas where.
A helix isn't hard to build, I did a big one for 23cm without serious
injury! It's actually 1/4 of the VE3NPC array, you can find the details
on my website http://n0jy.org under the satellite antennas tab.
73,
With AO-51 inoperative, there are no voice L uplinks left that I know of.
Kiwisat will have voice L uplinks when launched, and CO-65 has a L/U 9k6
digipeater that is available on many weekends.
73, Drew KO4MA
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From: myles l myles.landst...@gmail.com
Sent: Dec 6, 2011
Just recently I have been having troubles with a neighbor while I am working
the FM satellites(SO-50 and AO-27). The setup I am currently using is my mobile
setup because I am unable to put a base station up for many reasons. I am using
a FT8900 with 50 watts out into a 1/4 wave or
Hi Wyatt,
How far away is your neighbor?
I TVI myself when I transmit on two meters, I have a Winlink station
running 50W into a J-pole about 20 feet away from my TV antenna, in the
attic. We are on the fringe of the OTA TV coverage, so I have a high
gain TV antenna with a preamp. I also
It is your neighbor's sub-par electronics that are not properly
filtered/insulated. But no one wants to hear that they need to purchase
a new audio-visual system so a neighbor can play with amateur radio ... (grin)
This is one of our greatest public relations problems with the hobby:
Educating
