Eric,
AO-7, FO-29, VO-52 should all work fine for that. I'm just southwest of
Fort Worth and they give me California at least a couple of times a day
(usually more) for 10-20 minutes per pass.
73,
Jerry
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On 6/18/2011 6:05 PM, Eric Fort wrote:
A Technician class friend of mine and I
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Best approach for a chat is a linear transponder which will support
several
QSOs at once. Try FO-29 or AO-7
73
David
Happy father's day to all
I think it all depends on the size of the footprint and therefore the altitude
of the bird? I don't believe the FM sats have that kind of altitude.
Not that I want to start the HEO vs. LEO argument on fathers day.
73 Jeff WB2SYK FN13XC
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... ragchew ... between TX and Phelan, CA ...
No birds. How about Echolink?
If you both have Apple iPhones or iPod touch units, iPTT is a fun app.
Clint, K6LCS
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Not an
Any sat will make the distance, but you will not be able to 'Ragchew' on an
FM satellite as you are sharing a limited resource.- Only one QSO at a
time.
Best approach for a chat is a linear transponder which will support several
QSOs at once. Try FO-29 or AO-7
Even so, you will be
