And this is how it looks like in the dark, in passes when it is dark
outside,
but when ISS is still 'flying' in sunligth: you hear & see ISS on your THD7
!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSFVTN2KKog
(best seen in HD, as ISS is a bright, yet tiny little dot moving in the sky)
Henk, PA3GUO
>> Which APRS satellites are active and may be reached
>> with a Kenwood THD-72? I'm trying to get some people
>> interested in our hobby.
> Well, the easiest and best is the ISS. Your normal terrestrial APRS
>settings should work just fine.
>
>Just listen on 145.825 during mid-day in the Northern Hemisphere and you
>can't miss it. I hear it every day. Of course it is moving earlier about
>20 minutes a day, so use your tracking program to give you exact times.
>
>Bob, WB4APR
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