Hi All,
aprstlm (A unix/linux ncurses APRS [ now AX.25] telemetry viewer)
version 1.4 is now available. A Tarball of the source is at:
http://hal.g7iii.net/aprstlm/v1.4/aprstlm-1.4.tar.gz
For those with aprstlm v1.3, there is a patch available at
Iain Young, G7III wrote:
For those with aprstlm v1.3, there is a patch available at
http://www.xciv.org/aprstlm/v1.4/aprstlm-1.3-1.4.patch.gz.
Gunzip and apply with patch -p1
And Doh, Garbled URL for the patch, Sorry folks, try:
http://hal.g7iii.net/aprstlm/v1.4/prstlm-1.3-1.4.patch.gz
Bob Bruninga wrote:
There are 300,000 older DTMF Text Paging ham HT's out there from the 90's
that could be integrated.
Surely, as these don't have a writeable alpha numeric display they will be Tx
only?
There are millions of surplus text pagers going to the landfills...
Most of
We should be ashamed of ourselves in NA and Europe for not having
figured out the key to unlock the door, but having been there until my
retirement from active office holder, I can tell you it was not for lack
of trying.
We have an essentially COMPLETE Phase 3E sitting on the shelf, looking
Bruce. I was impressed as well (and have been for sometime reading the
newsletter...and having been in India off and on over the last 10 years in
aviation related matters).
The folks there (both on a ham radio basis and some other things) seem to
recall a lesson we have forgotten here...keep
All,
Thank you for the appreciative note on our efforts for HAMSAT II and the
development of space technology in our country. We are aware of the
challenges that we face in realising a Amateur Radio satellite in MEO or GTO
orbit and we are making all possible efforts to make this a reality.The
I missed the last pass due family activities...
But here are the two passes from this afternoon.
13:52 UTC 58 deg pass
fm POLLUX-1 to CQ via TELEM ctl UI pid F0
MEMS 246576 2.58 2.57 2.45 15.662 15.662 13.775 -0.666 0.993 1.223 -6.52
-1.41 -20.15 20.03 20.74 20.42 2.60 6 45 18
fm POLLUX-1 to CQ
Nitin,
Your newsletter is very well presented; easy to read, delivers the
information.
Best of luck - I do hope you succeed !
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
www.ham-radio-deluxe.com
- Original Message -
From: Nitin Muttin [VU3TYG] vu3...@amsatindia.org
Comments like these and the achivements
The current administration seems to have given some consideration to
relaxing the ITAR Satellite rules...
http://rescommunis.wordpress.com/2009/07/05/obama-itar-reform-could-move-sat
ellites-back-to-commerce/
Perhaps we should join the U.S. space hardware makers who have complained
about lost
Here's the latest set.
DRAGONSAT
1 35690U 09038B 09213.93020941 +.00019147 +0-0 +10178-3 0 00292
2 35690 051.6399 071.8356 0005119 091.0440 269.1149 15.80510826000381
OBJECT C
1 35691U 09038C 09213.86754662 +.00030508 +0-0 +16206-3 0 00044
2 35691 051.6393 072.1655 0003273 038.1987
Hi Mike...
I notice that the packets you receive seem all perfect...have you considered
turning your PASSALL ON and leaving your buffer ON to be able to look at
everything coming down?
Just a thought...
Roger
WA1KAT
- Original Message -
From: Mike Rupprecht m...@mike-rupprecht.de
I
I think the best is the keyspan units
they make a 1 and 4 port unit and work w/ mac, pc's etc etc
ml
On Aug 1, 2009, at 10:40 AM, Clint Bradford wrote:
When it comes to programming amateur HTs and such, there are many USB-
to-Serial adapters that just didn't want to communicate. But the
During the 1948Z pass today I made an effort to determine Castor's
(KD4HBO-1) frequency - it appears to be near 145.828 MHz before Doppler
correction is applied. Using that frequency, with Object G's keps, the
discriminator stayed centered during the entire pass, and received 3 good
packets.
For those that unfortunately lack equipment today,
and read all our enthousiastic emails;
Here is how the ANDE-2 satellites (Castor Pollux) sound at 145.825 MHZ FM:
http://www.pa3guo.com/ande2_demo_02aug2009.mp3
Pollux: at T=1 and T=28 seconds,
Castor: at T=14 and T=44 seconds.
When the mp3
Hey everyone,
Dave, K4DLG, has asked me to post the following because he is unable to get
posts through to the BB.
From Dave:
I just want to take a moment to thank a number of folks that have
been adding much enjoyment to my satellite operations lately.
I too have tried to help Dave with his BB problem including sending his
message of help directly to the List Administrator - on the basis that
you have had to post a message for him Tim, I guess the problem still
exists (unfortunately!)
David
KG4ZLB
n...@bellsouth.net wrote:
Hey everyone,
On Sun, Aug 2, 2009 at 2:04 PM, Bob McGwierrwmcgw...@gmail.com wrote:
We should be ashamed of ourselves in NA and Europe for not having figured
out the key to unlock the door, but having been there until my retirement
from active office holder, I can tell you it was not for lack of trying.
Some people misread my poor prose as blaming Europe and NA for ITAR. I
was commenting on Hamsat II requesting HEO and if they get a ride from
ISRO, it will be good for amateur radio but reflects badly on the rest
of us who have had multiple programs over more than a decade with no
success at
Wikipedia has a good overview of what ITAR encompasses.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ITAR
Jim KQ6EA
--- On Sun, 8/2/09, Dave Marthouse dm...@pure.net wrote:
From: Dave Marthouse dm...@pure.net
Subject: [amsat-bb] Question Re: Itar
To: amsat-bb@amsat.org
Date: Sunday, August 2, 2009, 3:42 PM
I left the equipment running on autopilot today. Here's the TLM data
captured (times in EDT/UTC-4)
Fm POLLUX-1 To CQ Via TELEM UI pid=F0 Len=101 [12:47:42]
SYST 257037 0 0 33 0 001f 1280 1150 0185 1158 0005 0e30 0030 0cb0
0156 08d2 0fbc 0038
Fm POLLUX-1 To CQ Via TELEM UI pid=F0
Bob Bruninga wrote:
cultural change for AMSAT. Voice communications would no longer be
the primary motivation or justification for a project; it would
merely be a nice side-effect.
I believe the number 1 thing we should be working on is Universal
Amateur Radio Text Messaging. The goal is
The first team that puts a linear transponder on board one of these,
wins! (And I want William Leijenaar PE1RAH on my team ...)
http://spacefellowship.com/2009/08/01/interorbital-syatems-tubesat-personal-satellite-kit/
Seriously, if this is for real, I think AMSAT should get at the front
of the
I checked to make sure it wasn't April first. As Bruce said, if this is for
real, the question should be not putting a linear transponder on it, but how
many! For 4K a few of use could pool our Visa cards!
73 Bob W7LRD
- Original Message -
From: Bruce Robertson
I started following Amsat on twitter today, woot! I feel bad because
i'm not sure how I didn't catch this earlier. I just did a search
through my amsat folder and saw that this was advertised on 6/22 via
amsat-bb email... grrr...
I got curious and started searching around and found this
DRAGONSAT
1 35690U 09038B 09213.93020941 +.00019147 +0-0 +10178-3 0 00292
2 35690 051.6399 071.8356 0005119 091.0440 269.1149 15.80510826000381
OBJECT C
1 35691U 09038C 09214.62641247 .00031165 0-0 16508-3 037
2 35691 051.6393 068.2313 0003297 041.5608 318.5671 15.80263744 462
The short version is, if you, a US person (in the broad definition),
talk to or write or transfer information or hardware to non US nationals
about things in a satellite system which helps them in anyway do
satellite work, and I do mean in almost any way, this is a deemed
export and
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