On 20/01/11 04:25, Andrew Glasbrenner wrote:
> Unfortunately no beacon and no transponder heard on the 0420z pass here.
Nothing heard on the 2043z 20th Jan pass over the UK either, despite it
being a long and high 20 minute pass. Would have been great to road
test my Gnuradio SDR CW receiver as webb, but next time :)
-May- have spotted something on the waterfall like it's CW beacon, but
very very weak, where as last night it was very very strong with me.
I don't think it was unless it was extremley week, didnt even show up
until well after 45 degrees elevation, where as last night, I could
spot the beacon from AOS to LOS
Did have to realign the antennas earlier, but AO-51 popped up at the
right time, in the right place with two passes earlier, so I think
they are close enough
73s
Iain
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