Greetings from the North Shore of Kauai, Today I was able to test that all my sat gear made the trip from California in working order. Contacts were made via FO-29 & AO-27 as far away as Montana & Colorado using a dual FT-817 setup with an Arrow antenna and ARR 440 preamp.
I am fortunate to be here until Friday 9/14 and will try for more sat contacts. My wife is busy setting up plans for us and her parents, to celebrate her parents 60th wedding anniversary. So, my sat operating time is very limited, at least this week. Here are passes I'll try to operate thru Friday 9/7. Tuesday 9/4/12 FO-29 2220-2225Z 12:20-12:25 HAST AO-27 2325-2330Z 13:25-13:30 HAST Wednesday 9/5/12 FO-29 2126-2133Z 11:26-11:33 HAST AO-27 2251-2254Z 12:51-12:54 HAST SO-50 0024-0032Z 14:24-14:32 HAST Friday 9/7/12 FO-29 2121-2127Z 11:21-11:27 HAST SO-50 2341-2346Z 13:41-13:46 HAST These are subject to change as there are frequent short rains and I don't have a weather-proof setup. Later I'll try to post more times for this weekend and next week. 73's - KA6SIP/P in BL02 Tom Deeble - KA6SIP Mt. Diablo Amateur Radio Club Membership Chairman ka6...@aol.com PACIFICON - ARRL National Convention October 12-14 _______________________________________________ Sent via AMSAT-BB@amsat.org. Opinions expressed are those of the author. Not an AMSAT-NA member? Join now to support the amateur satellite program! Subscription settings: http://amsat.org/mailman/listinfo/amsat-bb
