[amsat-bb] Re: 70cm preamp

[Elan Portnoy]

Look at SSB or ARR  -- both good but SSB has slightly better reports from  
folks I know using them.


--- On Thu, 11/26/09, Michael Chen  wrote:

> From: Michael Chen 
> Subject: [amsat-bb]  70cm preamp
> To: "amsat-bb" 
> Date: Thursday, November 26, 2009, 1:03 PM
> HI, All,
> 
> I am looking for a good 70cm preamp for satellite
> operation. Kind of
> urgent. Recommendations and sale are welcome.
> 
> 
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[amsat-bb] Re: ISS

[jeffk13057]

106.94 miles.

73 Jeff WB2SYK
FN13
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Sent: Nov 26, 2009 20:19

Hi all,

Just has the opportunity to view the ISS and shuttle, tagging along over Las 
Vegas, NV.  The shuttle was trailing approximately 22 seconds behind the 
ISS.  Now to calculate the distance. ;-)


73,

Jeff  WB3JFS

 


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[amsat-bb] ISS

[Jeff Yanko]

Hi all,

Just has the opportunity to view the ISS and shuttle, tagging along over Las 
Vegas, NV.  The shuttle was trailing approximately 22 seconds behind the 
ISS.  Now to calculate the distance. ;-)


73,

Jeff  WB3JFS

 


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[amsat-bb] Re: 70cm preamp

[Glen Zook]

Ramsey actually has a pretty good low noise preamp for 70 cm and those are 
cheap.  Takes about 15 minutes to assemble the kit.  I do recommend replacing 
the fixed capacitor across the coil with a variable.  That way you don't have 
to "fiddle" with bending the coil to tune it.  You just "set" the coil and then 
use the variable to adjust the actual frequency.

I bought one of the 70 cm kits and one of the 222 MHz kits several months ago.  
Both of them work very well.  The 222 MHz has a slug tuned coil but the 70 cm 
is fixed and you are supposedly to tune it by moving the turns around.  But, 
MUCH easier to adjust if you replace the fixed capacitor with a variable.

I am almost sure that they ship internationally.  The kits are less than $15 
U.S.

Glen, K9STH

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I am looking for a good 70cm preamp for satellite operation. Kind of urgent. 
Recommendations and sale are welcome.


  
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[amsat-bb] Re: 70cm preamp

[Mark Spencer]

I'm also happy with ARR.  I have not tried other typical "amateur" brands 
including MFJ.

Regards
Mark VE7AFZ



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Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: 70cm preamp

Personal experience with ARR, they are superb.  Tried MFJ, not too happy
with the result there


Mark Lunday
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Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: 70cm preamp

Hard to beat ARR

http://www.advancedreceiver.com/page10.html


73,
Joe kk0sd

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HI, All,

I am looking for a good 70cm preamp for satellite operation. Kind of
urgent. Recommendations and sale are welcome.


Michael Chen, BD5RV/4
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[amsat-bb] ISS - Shuttle sighting

[David H. Jordan]

Just had great view of Shuttle and ISS during the 23:39 utc pass.  Incredible1

Dave, AA4KN

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[amsat-bb] Re: 70cm preamp

[Mark Lunday]

Personal experience with ARR, they are superb.  Tried MFJ, not too happy
with the result there


Mark Lunday
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Behalf Of Gary "Joe" Mayfield
Sent: Thursday, November 26, 2009 2:46 PM
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Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: 70cm preamp

Hard to beat ARR

http://www.advancedreceiver.com/page10.html


73,
Joe kk0sd

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Subject: [amsat-bb] 70cm preamp

HI, All,

I am looking for a good 70cm preamp for satellite operation. Kind of
urgent. Recommendations and sale are welcome.


Michael Chen, BD5RV/4
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[amsat-bb] Re: re UO-11 heard

[Jeff KB2M]

I've been collecting telemetry from UO-11 for the last week or so. If anyone
is interested in decoding any, I will gladly send you the files I've
collected. 

73 Jeff kb2m


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Heard UO-11 today on my 1732 utc pass.  Was nice and strong.  Been 
awhile since it was last heard here.

Mark, Ku7z
DN41
Ogden, Northern UT (NUT)


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[amsat-bb] re UO-11 heard

[Peter Wilson]

Hello all,

UO-11 heard in the UK on the 09:20 pass.

I have a recording of the middle one minute of the pass (6 minutes after AOS). 
It's not brilliant but someone might be able to decode it.

Let me know if you want the wav file.

Peter G8KEK
AMSAT-UK 6897
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[amsat-bb] re UO-11 heard

[Mark Ku7z]

Heard UO-11 today on my 1732 utc pass.  Was nice and strong.  Been 
awhile since it was last heard here.

Mark, Ku7z
DN41
Ogden, Northern UT (NUT)

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[amsat-bb] Re: [sarex] A letter to myself...

[Louis McFadin]

Luc,
The ARISS VHF/UHF antennas were funded entirely by AMSAT-NA and some 
volunteers. Would you you like to join the ranks of those who contributed? If 
so you know how to contact Martha.
What are you implying here?
Of course you seemed to miss the part about the V and U antennas and the "and 
volunteers" as opposed to the L& S antennas which were a separate project 
conducted by the ARISS Europe team. The L & S antennas were especially 
difficult since they had to withstand the launch environment of the Shuttle 
payload bay. I think the ARISS Europe team overcame very difficult obstacles 
including technical and financial. They are to be commended for their work and 
tenacity. The operative thing here is performance and achievement rather than 
talk.



On Nov 26, 2009, at 5:21 AM, Luc Leblanc wrote:

> On 25 Nov 2009 at 23:50, Bob- W7LRD wrote:
> 
> Date sent:Wed, 25 Nov 2009 23:50:37 + (UTC)
> From: Bob- W7LRD 
> Subject:  [amsat-bb]  Iceland!!
> To:   amsat-bb@amsat.org
> 
>> 
>> 
>> Hello all AO-7 fans 
>> 
>> I just recently worked Ari-TF3ARI.  After several emails and a few false 
>> starts we connected on old AO-7.  
> The footprint from TF will cover most of the U.S.!  Another good reason to 
> get on old AO-7! 
>> I'm sure he will eventually get to meet most of the "regulars". 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 73 Bob W7LRD 
>> Washington State AMSAT area coordinator 
>>  
> Hi Bob
> 
> i'm asking myself a couple of questions that i will share with you all.
> 
> We can all deduct from your experience that a higher orbit increased the 
> earth footprint. Adding more and more low orbit sat will not help 
> any US continental operator to extend their contact zone beyond North America 
> condemning them to continental QSO'S.
> 
> When AMSAT-NA Says "We're Going Back to Space  to add to the popular 
> low-earth orbit FM transponder fleet" are they misleading their 
> membership or are they using the wrong words? as the definition of "popular" 
> is something favoured by an individual or limited group does 
> not implies it is so popular for the vast majority of another group.
> 
> If this "Going back to space" is only mean "allowing hams to continue to use 
> their existing handheld and portable antenna systems" 
> regardless of their communication range. It should also be stated clearly.  
> As it was written on the AMSAT-NA web page "This also continues 
> the accessible entry path for new satellite operators to get started." it 
> should also be clearly stated it will be not only an accessible 
> entry path but the only one path for them condemning them in an "entry class" 
> forever when they are used to world-wide contacts on HF and 
> or DSTAR.
> 
> If the attraction pole is only focused on an entry class satellite and on the 
> the replacement of the existing FM satellites fleet who are 
> starting to show their age.  can we say it is a poor man choice? Yes it's fun 
> to chase grids and roving along the roads making them 
> available but fox hunting can be as rewarded too as geo caching is!  What is 
> the next step after the "entry class"? The void?
> 
> Any short term vision can only lead to short term endeavour, it's a way to 
> buy some time making by analogy a bunch of people playing in 
> their small backyard where there is only one 2 places swing set. It is a 
> disaster recipe in a small backyard full of children developing 
> more frustration than the playing benefits. Can we extend this analogy to 
> this "Going back to space"  IMHO a bad choice of words.
> 
> Again it is only my own questioning triggered by an already existing 
> world-wide class satellite project called P3E. There is no mention of 
> it in this AMSAT-NA going back to space new deal as if they are in a closed 
> shell or as they are shrinking on themselves. It is a sign of 
> the time it is so nice in our lazy boy the easy way some will probably says 
> the only one way depending of their state on mind and will.
> 
> BAD WORDS CHOICES...
> 
> Speaking of bad words choices what about the new  Ham Antenna Installed on 
> the ISS Columbus Module quote "Lou congratulated the team, "This 
> is an example of what can be achieved by volunteer hams working closely with 
> a space agency. This antenna project was funded entirely by 
> AMSAT-NA"
> 
> That's fine but i remember sending some $$ in 2007 as donations where 
> urgently Needed to Get ISS Columbus Module Amateur Radio-Ready. At 
> the time they called for money quote "The total project cost is 80,000 Euros 
> (approximately $106,500). Amateur Radio on the International 
> Space Station (ARISS) Vice Chairman Gaston Bertels, ON4WF, says a payment of 
> 9000 Euros (approximately $12,000) is due this month. ARISS-
> Europe remains 4000 Euros (approximately $5330) shy of that goal, however, 
> and time is short to have it in place. 
> 
> You can read the whole article on: 
> http://www.arrl.org/news/stories/2007/03/21/100/?nc

[amsat-bb] Re: Distance records for LEO's.

[i8cvs]

Hi John, LA2QAA

For distance record on AO-7 look also at

http://sv1bsx.50webs.com/oscardx/ao7-dx.html

73" de

i8CVS Domenico

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Subject: [amsat-bb] Distance records for LEO's.



Kevin,

My personal best on an LEO is Norway to Japan - (FO-20 in 1997).

Depending whether you classsify AO-7 as a LEO bird - (with an orbital height
of 1400Km) - the current record there
is 7500 - 7700Km, by several stations.

You may have been only interested in FM satellites, to9 which I have no
idea.

Hope that helps somewhat.

73 John. EU-Amsat founder/moderator.

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[amsat-bb] Re: 70cm preamp

[i8cvs]

Hi Michael Chen, BD5RV/4

Look here

http://www.kuhne-electronic.de/en/3_Startpage


http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/4156

73" de

i8CVS Domenico

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Subject: [amsat-bb] 70cm preamp


> HI, All,
>
> I am looking for a good 70cm preamp for satellite operation. Kind of
> urgent. Recommendations and sale are welcome.
>
>
> Michael Chen, BD5RV/4
> Email: michael.bd...@gmail.com
> MSN: bd...@jsdxc.org
> Skype: michael-bd5rv



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[amsat-bb] Re: 70cm preamp

[Gary "Joe" Mayfield]

Hard to beat ARR

http://www.advancedreceiver.com/page10.html


73,
Joe kk0sd

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Subject: [amsat-bb] 70cm preamp

HI, All,

I am looking for a good 70cm preamp for satellite operation. Kind of
urgent. Recommendations and sale are welcome.


Michael Chen, BD5RV/4
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[amsat-bb] Re: 70cm preamp

[Mark Lunday]

Michael - check out eham.net for reviews on latest models


Mark Lunday
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Subject: [amsat-bb] 70cm preamp

HI, All,

I am looking for a good 70cm preamp for satellite operation. Kind of
urgent. Recommendations and sale are welcome.


Michael Chen, BD5RV/4
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[amsat-bb] 70cm preamp

[Michael Chen]

HI, All,

I am looking for a good 70cm preamp for satellite operation. Kind of
urgent. Recommendations and sale are welcome.


Michael Chen, BD5RV/4
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[amsat-bb] The Shuttle and ISS last evening

[Lee Ernstrom]

Hi Sat folks,

Last evening at 0045 to 0054 UTC just right after dark here in Utah
there was a pass of the ISS and the space shuttle that was spectacular
to watch.  The two were separated and the shuttle was trailing the ISS
in orbit probably by several hundred miles.  The sight was just awesome!

WA7HQD
Lee Ernstrom
Syracuse, Utah DN31xa
 



 

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[amsat-bb] Distance records for LEO's.

[john hackett]

Kevin,
 My personal best on an LEO is Norway to Japan - (FO-20 in 1997).

Depending whether you classsify AO-7 as a LEO bird - (with an orbital height of 
1400Km) - the current record there 
is 7500 - 7700Km, by several stations.

You may have been only interested in FM satellites, to9 which I have no idea.

Hope that helps somewhat.
 
73 John. EU-Amsat founder/moderator. 

Homepage:   

...

>I was searching through the net to try to find out QSO distance records for
>some of the LEO sats such as AO-27, AO-51, SO-50, etc.  Anyone know where
>that info may be found or does anyone have a personal record of your
>>furthest contact?  I was looking through my HRD logbook and so far, KL4E on
>AO51 in BP51fh (Alaska) to my QTH in EM12hv (Texas) is my personal record at
>3016 miles.  It just got me thinking.
 
>Kevin 
 
>N9EME
 
>EM12hv
 
>Fort Worth, Texas, USA
 
  
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[amsat-bb] Re: New Ham antenna to be installed on the ISS Columbus module

[Dave Taylor]

We plan to use the V/U antenna with the Ericsson HTs (VHF and UHF)  
that were the original ham equipment aboard ISS.  However, power  
hookups in Columbus differ from other parts of ISS and the Ericssons  
won't be operational until we can design, build, and fly a new power  
distribution box.  Work is underway for this.

The L and S band antennas were managed from Europe and I haven't heard  
how equipment for them is coming along.

-- Dave, W8AAS
ARISS factotum


On Nov 26, 2009, at 2:44 AM, g0...@aol.com wrote:

>
> Hi all.
>
> The plans for the antennas on Columbus have clearly been a great  
> success. Lou and AMSAT-NA have done a wonderful job with the VHF/UHF  
> and
> ARISS in general have manged to get permission / fund raise and  
> purchase / fit patches for L and S band. - Great job everyone.
>
> A couple of weeks ago I was at a UK microwave event and was asked "  
> Now we have the antennas, when will the hardware be launched?"
> -Rapidly followed by: "What is being launched?"
>
> I'm not often stuck for an answer on satellite topics, but I was on  
> this occassion.
>
> Does anyone know:
>
> Is there a plan
> Is there any hardware being built / purchased
> Is there a committee sitting somewhere creating a specification so  
> they can say - Who can build us this for us?
>
> Currently within AMSAT there is a lot of work going on designing  
> modules for space. HF VHF UHF together with L S and C Band are all  
> being assembled in various parts of the world.
> We collectively have the designs / people and ability to make this  
> happen.
>
> I just hope it is all happening, but 'under the radar'
>
> Thanks
>
> David
>
>
>
>
>
> On this photo you see the new 2&70cm ham radio antenna which was
> unded by AMSAT-NA and made by volunteers.
> ttp://iss.ontwikkel.nl/ISSPICS/newhamantennebig.jpg
> On this photo you see an ISS crew member installing the
> IS (Automatic Information System) ship tracking antenna.
> ttp://iss.ontwikkel.nl/ISSPICS/isscolumbusbig.jpg
> Both antenna's areinstalled on the ISS Columbus module.
> Thanks to Lou McFadin (W5DID), Amsat-NA, ESA and all the
> eople who worked on this project.
> 73's Cor PD0RKC
> am Radio In Space:
> ttp://iss.ontwikkel.nl
>
>
>
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Cor 
> To: amsat-bb@amsat.org
> Sent: Tue, 24 Nov 2009 23:43
> Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: New Ham antenna to be installed on the ISS  
> Columbusmodule tomorrow,
>
>
>
> n this photo you see the new 2&70cm ham radio antenna which was
> unded by AMSAT-NA and made by volunteers.
> ttp://iss.ontwikkel.nl/ISSPICS/newhamantennebig.jpg
> On this photo you see an ISS crew member installing the
> IS (Automatic Information System) ship tracking antenna.
> ttp://iss.ontwikkel.nl/ISSPICS/isscolumbusbig.jpg
> Both antenna's areinstalled on the ISS Columbus module.
> Thanks to Lou McFadin (W5DID), Amsat-NA, ESA and all the
> eople who worked on this project.
> 73's Cor PD0RKC
> am Radio In Space:
> ttp://iss.ontwikkel.nl
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