Can you hear it on the AM broadcast band?
If so use the ferrite rod antenna to get directions of it and have
yourself a fox hunt.
Joe WB9SBD
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On 8/2/2013 9:40 PM, Greg D wrote:
Hi Dave,
If the noise came and
CO-65 (CUTE1.7+APDII) Digi-ON
Saturday, August 3rd, 2013 by JA0CAW
01:07 UTC UP 1267.6056Mhz+3K DL 437.475Mhz
01:12 JA5BLZ/JQ1YTC*CQUI,?,F0 (9600 baud)::ALL :GM via CO-65
01:14 JA5BLZ/JQ1YTC*CQUI,?,F0 (9600 baud):=3336.80N/13340.72E-73′ Via
Satellite {UISS52}
JE9PEL, Mineo Wakita
Had a similar problem once. Got a friend to listen in the shack while I
walked around the neighborhood with a sledgehammer. Every time I came
to a utility pole i gave it a good whack. One particular pole, when
ever I whacked it, there was a blip in the noise. Took the number of
the pole,
Dave,
I had a similar problem on 80 meters at my QTH. The power company
couldn't find it. I finally did. I drove the entire area mobile with my
706, trying different bands. Having 2 meter and 70 cm fox hunt antennas,
equipment and attenuators helped me a lot too.
The QRN signal on 80 was
HTV-4 carry the ISS HamTV transmitter and a number of CubeSats is expected to
launch at 4:48:46 a.m. on August 4, 2013 (JST.)
http://www.jaxa.jp/projects/rockets/htv/index_e.html
On AMSAT-UK site
http://amsat-uk.org/2013/08/02/first-anniversary-of-mars-rover-curiosity/
Radio Ham’s Leaky
Hi all,
The first step to having HAM TV on board the ISS has taken place.
The Japanese HTV-4 has successfully been launched on its way to the ISS
with the HAM TV transmitter on board, at 12:48 PDT (4:48 JST). Docking
with the ISS planned for next Friday.
Regards...Bill - N6GHz
Hi all,
The first step to having HAM TV on board the ISS has taken place.
The Japanese HTV-4 has successfully been launched on its way to the ISS
with the HAM TV transmitter on board, at 12:48 PDT (4:48 JST). Docking
with the ISS planned for next Friday.
Regards...Bill - N6GHz
Hi Ernie, W8EH
I agree with your diagnosys and this is why I writes to Dave N6CO
the following information.
To find out from where the noise come out you need a MFJ-852
Meter A/C Line Noise Meter visible in the following internet address:
Good Afternoon all
Tomorrow morning I will be doing a demo at the CVARC hamfest located in Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. I will try to be on the following passes.
VO-52 1306utc
FO-29 1402utc
FO-29 1547utc
If you could work me to show the activity on the sats that would be great!
73 Wyatt
AC0RA
I succeeded in digipeating via CO-65 9k6 today after an interval of
several months.
Uplink 1267.600 MHz
Downlink 437.475 MHz, 9600bps GMSK
This system of CO-65 should be able to operate when it's not in range
of Japan.
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/hamradio/je9pel/30804c65.png
JAXA announced CubeSats of PicoDragon, ArduSat-1, ArduSat-X, TechEdSat-3
to deploy from KIBO in ISS. Deployment is planed from October 2013
to March 2014. Please see below for more details.
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/hamradio/je9pel/iss_pico.htm
JE9PEL, Mineo Wakita
Interestingly, it looks like it's still in Mode B based on status reports,
and hasn't switched to Mode A at all despite being in full illumination for
more than 48 hours at this point.
Even though it's not fully eclipsed at any point in it's orbit now, maybe
it's still not receiving enough
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