I use/am happy with
Locator for finding my grid square
HamSatDroid for tracking
HamGPS and Compass for a compass
Callsign DB and QRZDroid for callsign lookups
Catch as a voice recorder
73
Jerry
N0JY
On 12/17/2012 9:26 PM, Clint Bradford wrote:
What apps for the Android platform are you pleased
I have one of the very first Funcube dongles (No.4 from the first batch
released - I was lucky ;) )!!
Using this with a few bits of different software (HDSDR) and Simon Brown's
excellent SDRConsole V1.5 -
http://sdr-radio.com/
I have had some good results with both bits of software copying t
I use Hamsatdroid and I also found ISS detector.
ISS Detector let's you add remove ads for a small fee and also add Amateur
satellites for a small fee. It has a nice compass, overhead map and does
Iridium flares too.
I only have had it for a few days and have not played much with it as of yet.
Hi Clint,
In line with what the other guys use, they're really good apps, another one
I enjoy playing with is Satellite AR
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.agi.android.augmentedreality&hl=en
It will even show potentially visible objects.
Regards
Matty
MD0MAN
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On 12/18/12, Trevor . wrote:
> The BBC quotes an SSTL engineer as saying It was too early to say that the
> satellite was dead. He stressed that any spacecraft would be unstable
> immediately after launch, and that North Korea could be trying to rectify
> the problem.
But that would depend upon w
> where is the contact?
> that just shows that both were able to copy each other.
But they exchanged a QSL and both got the original exchange info from each
other.
On a shared single channel resource, we should be concerned with contact
efficiency.
This takes 16 packets for 8x8 or a total of 64 co
Hi Clint
On 18 December 2012 03:26, Clint Bradford wrote:
> What apps for the Android platform are you pleased with? Satellite
> prediction, compass,
> anything satellite-related that comes to mind.
>
I've been using the following for portable sat ops using only my Nexus 7 &
Nexus One.
- HamSa
The satellite might have failed and is now inactive:
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/18/world/asia/north-korean-satellite.html
More information is available at:
http://www.planet4589.org/space/jsr/jsr.html
http://planet4589.org/space/jsr/latest.html
73s
Bernhard VA6BMJ @ DO33FL
On 12/18/12, B
This evenings Houston AMSAT Net will be the last one for 2012. We will
resume our regularly scheduled transmissions on January 8, 2013. We hope
that you and yours have a Happy Holiday Season and may all the good DX
come your way.
73...bruce
--
Bruce Paige, KK5DO
AMSAT D
It seems the catalog number of the North Korean satellite is 39026 and
the International Designator is 12072A, so according to
https://www.space-track.org/perl/id_query.pl
the latest TLE is
KYS-3
1 39026U 12072A 12353.24685568 .2596 0-0 16246-3 0 333
2 39026 097.4049 041.9729 0060
Using a Samsung Galaxy SIII
Hamsatdroid - tracking
HamGPS - 10 digit grid squares
ZP Dashboard - Using the camera phone with HUD for checking position of
the pass (AZ/EL)
---
73,
Mike, N1JEZ
"A closed mouth gathers no feet"
On Tue, 18 Dec 2012 08:31:50 -0700, Patrick STODDARD (WD9EWK/VA7EWK)
Hi Clint!
> What apps for the Android platform are you pleased with?
> Satellite prediction, compass,
> anything satellite-related that comes to mind.
I'm a recent convert to Android, buying a Nexus 4 mobile phone
and a Nexus 7 tablet in the past month or so. For satellite pass
predictions, I us
Hi Dave,
AO-7 switched from Mode B to Mode A at 1037z earlier today right after I
finished
a contact. The bird just went silent on Mode B. It caught me off guard
even knowing
it was due to change any minute.
Very early in the morning here, but it was worth it...
73 all,
Rick WA4NV
Good Day BB;
this morning during the 1035UTC pass of AO7 over the USA AO7 switched
from Mode B to Mode A at 1037UTC according to my station clock.
Due to the fact that something cause the satellite to "shift" the switch
time to begin with it cannot be said that this switch time will remain
c
Frank K4FEG has narrowed it down to sometime between 1010 and 1042 UTC
currently in mode A I believe
Dave W0DHB
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