Hi,
I just had an email from Google Play support and I can't issue 0.9 as it
needs the original authors signing key.
I am (with the approval of AMSAT) going to move it to AmsatDroid 1.0 as
a fund raising app.
73
- Dave
On 29/05/13 00:01, Clayton Coleman wrote:
Dave,
I appreciate your
HI all,
I am using Kenwood ts2000 for data reciecving purposes from the satellite.
'But i am not able to set it up accordingly kindly help.
Regards,
Aayush Yadav,
Pratham- Student Satellite,
Indian institute of Technology Bombay.
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Pavel,
Field Day is June 22-33 this year. See: http://www.arrl.org/field-day
I know one year I heard some voice activity during FD. If there is no voice
activity, then perhaps we can use it to make a packet contact.
The Motorola Solutions Amateur Radio club will be operating K9MOT from EN52.
In preparation for WRC-15 the IARU has announced its position on Resolution 757
(WRC-12) and other agenda items relating to the Amateur Satellite Service, see
http://amsat-uk.org/2013/05/29/iaru-nanosats-and-cubesats-resolution-757/
Also on the website:
UK Amateur Radio Consultations
CUSAT-1/2 are planning a SpaceX launch currently slated for July 9, 2013, along
with Cassiope and Dande, from Vandenberg into a 1500 by 325 km 80 degree
inclination orbit. The satellite has a 2 watt packet radio transmitter and
carries Pulse Plasma Thrusters (PPT) which can raise or lower the
Hi Adrian, thanks for the date and link,
I will be from time to time in the ISS packet passes, will be more often
as we approaching the FD date.
I will be mainly in non-work hours (from aprox 2000Z-2300Z to 0040Z) and
weekends, is anyone want to tests his setup with me prior to FD just
drop
Hello BB's
I have a question for any of the fine satellite operators of New Zealand
and Australia. Does any one in those areas monitor AO7 as it enters
into the Eclipse as it nears the coast of Antarctica?
The pass that is flying over right now has an eclipse period duration of
9:40. I was
Les,
I have never seen or heard of this problem, so I am shooting in the dark and
have no idea WHY this
happened. However, have you tried to assign some satellites to your group? Go
to Satellites, select
AMATEUR.TXT or NASA.ALL depending on your preference as source, click on the
ones you
Les,
Quick thoughts--
If the name of the satellite is different between the Keps file and
Doppler.SQF, you're going to have troubles (AmsatNames.txt file helps with
that, but adds a layer or potentional problems, too). They have to
match...UNLESS you use AmsatNames.txt (read about it. It's
Please see http://ww2.amsat.org/?p=655 for news of the June 1 N5BPS
balloon launch from Galveston, Texas. This flight includes a 70 cm to
10 meter transponder capable of SSB, CW, and FM modes.
--
73 de JoAnne K9JKM
k9...@amsat.org
Editor, AMSAT Journal
Yes Domenico.
That's why I write From my modest EIRP calculation, becouse there is a
few variables that are unknown to me...
Never the less, that eve more huge power... hi hi hi ...
73
El 29/05/13 14:44, i8cvs escribió:
Hi Pavel ,CO7WT
From info received belove by Trevor M5AKA we know
Mark you are a genius--and T-H-E M-A-N!
Shhh! We was keepin' that secret!
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There is no provision or equipment for the job on board.
There is a FM repeater in U/V mode, but last time on for it back a years
from now (2008?)
That time I read in some place of the internet that the FM repeater was
a power hungry device onboard, and that's why it was turned off...
They
Yes,
there is (potentially). It requires thinking outside of the box and
involving ISS partners outside of NA.
Jaxa has the exposed facility (Terrace) outside of the Kibo module for all
kinds of experiments. A fantastic opportunity to maybe, and again I say
maybe work with our Japanese friends
Bit of a shame that the people in charge at NASA decide its worth flying an
accoustic guitar to the ISS so some astronaut can have his 5 minutes of fame,
but dont spend $ 2000 on a tiny FM repeater which 10.000+ hams worldwide would
enjoy in many years to come, let alone the educational impact.
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