http://moonandback.com/2012/03/23/the-edoardo-amaldi-supply-ship-on-way-to-space-station-video/
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Shopping for new rig:
Does the 9100 do Classic mode A 2m up 10 M down? Received two answers from
ICOM Yes and No! It seems to me that it will but I want to be sure.
The recent review in QST said that the BA1 didn't support Satellite operation,
is that true?
Any one try it on EME?
Thanks in
Hi Tom,
Yep, the 9100 does classic a mode with SatPC32.
73 de Angelo / N5UXT
Happy owner of a ICOM IC-9100 Rig.
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Date: Fri, 23 Mar 2012 09:13:52 -0400
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Hello Everyone,
Here is one news item which is more timely at the moment rather than waiting
for the weekend ANS news cycle. (We'll post a reminder in the ANS).
Interested stations on the USA East Coast may wish to follow this flight on
VHF. The HF beacon may likely be heard with wider coverage:
John,
Thanks for mentioning this. I had missed his update. This makes SATPC32
unique in providing this support.
There is an article in the July/August 2010 issue of the AMSAT Journal
called Bringing the One True Rule of Doppler Tuning into the 21st Century.
It explains in some detail the
http://www.americaspace.org/?p=16277
73s
Bernhard VA6BMJ @ DO33FL
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On an AO-27 pass this afternoon, I worked three stations: N7GWB, WC7V and
N5UXT. Nothing unusual about that, but I should mention that I was using a
garden-variety FM radio, an FT-7800, and my KISS antenna, a 19-inch dual-band
magmount. One more easy way to get on the birds.
For more info,
Attention old timers: anyone solve the 16-bit compatibility problem?
I like this program for the Mutual Visibility feature and would like to have it
available in my laptop.
73,
Jerry, K5OE
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Hi All,
I will be at the SPLIT-ROCK Ham fest in Succasunna, NJ tomorrow.
3/24/2012
If you have questions about AMSAT, and or satellite operations, please
stop by the table and
Get up to date information.
I will be demonstrating SATPC32 Software that controls your equipment
and gives you doppler
At 11:00 AM 3/24/2012, K5OE wrote:
Attention old timers: anyone solve the 16-bit compatibility problem?
I presume you're using a 64 bit system. Only way I can see around it
is using one of the many virtual machines and running a 16 (Windows
3.x anyone?) or 32 bit Windows version inside.
Windows 7 doesn't do 16 bit programs. If you have XP mode
(http://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtual-pc/download.aspx) , it might
work in there.
Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32
On 3/23/2012 8:00 PM, K5OE wrote:
Attention old timers: anyone solve the
If you are just trying to run a 16bit app on a 64bit Win OS. If its an
MS-DOS application you can try DOSBox. If not then your options for running
on windows are to install a 32bit version of windows, as already noted this
can be accomplished with a virtual machine, or as a dual-boot. If you have
JAXA announced launch of two H-II rocket. They are carrying amateur
satellites.
H-IIA #21
Launch date: 1639-1642z 17 May, 2012
Payload: GCOM-W1 (Global Changing Observation Mission 1st - Water) or SHIZUKU
KOMPSat3 (Korean Multi-purpose Satellite 3)
SDS4 (Small Demonstration
People always mention XP Mode, which can only be installed on Win 7 Pro,
Ulitimate, or Enterprise, but if you have an installation disk for XP
available, you can install run XP on lower versions of Win 7.
Simply download install the standalone version of Virtual PC from
Microsoft (free),
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