Hi Lou,
Thanks for taking your time to present the facts. While this takes you
away from the important work at hand, it needed to be said.
Regards...Bill - N6GHz
ARRISat Team Member
Louis McFadin wrote:
It pains me to have to spend any energy answering all these comments
about the
Thanks Lou for your teams efforts suit sat 2 keep up the hard work
nick
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Roger Kolakowski wrote:
If someone on the inside spent a few minutes a week/month letting
I turned on the main AO-51 repeater this morning (145.92/435.300). The
software reload continues, the software could crash when the last two tasks are
loaded and activated.
73,
Gould, WA4SXM for the Command Team
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All,
I just tried to work the last pass on SO-50, unfortunately, there is a ton of
QRM here. I am going to relocate and give it another shot soon.
73,
Dave KB1PVH
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Then I stand corrected...two weeks worth of BS has been thrown around
because some people are unable to read...
Roger
WA1KAT
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From: Nigel Gunn G8IFF/W8IFF ni...@ngunn.net
To: Roger Kolakowski rogerk...@aol.com
Cc: amsat-bb@amsat.org
Sent: Sunday, September 13, 2009
Hi group ill be active as normal from my holiday qth in N.E Scotland (io87mc)
from 10.oct.09 for abt 14 days...on all sats MOSTLEY A07 and 80m and 160m
...using the call sign 2M1EUB/P more info can be found on qrz/2m1eub.THIS
IS A DIFFICULT QTH TO OPPERATE LOW PASS FROM ! so if
Does anyone have the plans to build a K5OE Potatoe Masher 2?? His
website is no longer online. Just wondering and hoping someone saved
the plans.
--
Jerry - NR5A - South Dakota
http://nr5abikeblog.blogspot.com/
http://nr5abeaconblog.blogspot.com/
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Put his call into Google and the Eggbeater was the first thing it found.
http://www.furrballs.net/kd5rxp/K5OE,%20Eggbeater%20II%20Antenna.htm
Jerry Felts wrote:
Does anyone have the plans to build a K5OE Potatoe Masher 2?? His
website is no longer online. Just wondering and hoping someone
Could you explain a bit about the software load
Operating system
How much you have to upload
data rates ?
--
Andrew Rich
Airways Technical Officer Grade 4
Surveillance - RADAR ADS-B
Amateur Radio Callsign VK4TEC
email:
I know this is an old chestnut, but when in satpc32 and with both frequencies
set on the iss simplex 145.825, satpc32 shows the up/downlink doppler but
switches the 70cm tx subband. How do I configure so that the up and down links
can be in the same band?
immediate problem is packet on the iss
Andy,
You need to use SatPC32ISS, not the regular SatPC32
David
KG4ZLB/M0ZLB
andy thomas wrote:
I know this is an old chestnut, but when in satpc32 and with both frequencies
set on the iss simplex 145.825, satpc32 shows the up/downlink doppler but
switches the 70cm tx subband. How do I
Hi!
I made a quick drive up the I-17 freeway yesterday to the Sunset
Point rest area, about 50 miles/80km north of Phoenix in grid
DM34we. I had intended on trying my hand in the ARRL VHF contest
that was in progress, using the all-mode gear I typically use on
VO-52. No luck there, but I did
I noticed yesterday while AO-7 was in mode B over the US there were several
stations who were working the VHF contest this weekend. The downlinks sigs
were LSB and obviously oblivious they were uplinking to AO-7. I emailed some
of them, maybe we can create some accidental satellite
Certainly word needed to local clubs, vhf clubs, contesting clubs about
this anamoly. Indeed they are oblivious to where their signal is going
and how. Too little attention is paid to band plans. Good snooping
Bob.
See you soon on the birds.
73, Larry W7IN DN27 Montana -- see you soon on
I heard this during the ARRL UHF contest back in August as well and found it
amusing. They are correct, though, and not violating the bandplan as the AO7
uplink is in the weak signal part of the band-that is what happends when your
satellites lives for 35 years-band plans change
It would be
Hi Andrew,
AO-51 is essentially a next generation PACSAT. Each craft runs its own OS,
which are all similar. Google Harold Price NK6K and you'll find this link:
http://www.amsat.org/amsat/sats/nk6k/msatmain.html It gives a few important
tidbits so you can see the general picture of
Here you go:
http://www.furrballs.net/kd5rxp/K5OE,%20Eggbeater%20II%20Antenna.htm
In addition to that link, the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine:
http://web.archive.org/
has copies of K5OE's former web site spanning several years. You can see
the specifics for K5OE's site at:
What are the implications of not getting the upload to work ?
Is there standby memory you check and then swap to the working program ?
--
Andrew Rich
Airways Technical Officer Grade 4
Surveillance - RADAR ADS-B
Amateur Radio Callsign
http://www.space-travel.com/reports/Ship_Tracking_From_The_ISS_999.html
Robert WB5MZO
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