Hello sathams.
I've tested and found out that CTSS tone in a TS2000 in sat-mode can't by
set.
Neither via a satprogram.
But how to configure the TS2000 to work SO67
Set sat mode off
Set split off
Set the main VFO for uplink 145.875MHz
Set to FMN mode
Push the CTSS button and CT
Hello Tim,
Greetings. It is an excellent idea, tomorrow we will be active on AO-7 to share
this historic day for the satellite communications for amateur radio.
73,
Pirajá, PS8RF
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Hello Tim,
Greetings. It is an excellent idea, tomorrow we will be active on AO-7 to share
this historic day for the satellite communications for amateur radio.
73,
Pirajá, PS8RF
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An audio recording of the SO-67 Eastern USA pass
on 14Nov2009 1350z is on my webserver. The audio
is a little loud because I had the TS2000 in the
narrow mode and did not adjust the recorder input
level to compensate for it. My tx and rx audio
was in the FM Narrow mode on the TS2000. The
Hallo Danny,
the TS-2000 sub tone function works also in satellite mode (I have a
TS-2000). You need a firmware update. If I remember correctly it was the
latest.
To steer the sub tone function via SatPC32 you need the following entry in
the file SubTone.SQF (the file can be opened and edited
The central USA pass was much like the eastern pass.
Signals from the satellite were very strong. Audio
was very loud, even on the wideband rx setting on the
TS2000. Audio cut off after a few seconds of transmission
was prevalent. It seems that it took several seconds for
the audio to come back
Thanks John,
It would be very interesting to hear from other parts of the world where
only 1-2 stations are on whether the dropouts are similar. That would help
clarify the situation. SO-50 has similar dropouts, and AO-51 did as well
when the PL access was enabled.
Alan
WA4SCA
-Original
Hi Glenn!
Nice to work you on that last SO-67 pass this morning. It was an
easier pass to get into from DM33xp/DM43ap here in Phoenix
(maximum elevation 40 degrees) compared to the earlier pass
(maximum elevation 8 degrees).
I posted my two MP3 recordings from this morning, along with the
MP3s
Hi Alan,
Well I have just had a pass over ZL with only one other station on and the
performance was quite interesting and repeatable. When the transponder is
triggered it stays on and does not drop out. Once the transponder is
released it has a few seconds of tail. Every attempt to retrigger
Have just completed a second pass this morning over VK/ZL and this confirms
the previous observations(seven or eight stations on). Waiting for the
transponder tail out before transmitting shows no dropouts. Any
transmissions started within the tail dropped out when the tail dropped out.
Alan
Hi, Pat.
I agree. Narrow FM and reduced mic gain is the way to go. You came through
fine.
Listened to your recordings and John's from earlier. Thanks for posting
them.
Once the bird is commissioned and the drop out issue is resolved, this will
be a great addition to the constellation!
73
For the life of me, I can neither remember nor find why a satellite
shows up in red on the display in SatPC32. Can someone point me or kick
me in the head?
Thanks,
Joel, W4JBB
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AO-7 just finished her first pass over North America as a 35-year-old. She is
in Mode A tonight, and appears to be working well. I called CQ in CW for about
10 minutes, and one station tried to answer me.
That operator sent the letters F and I in CW, but there were long tones, too,
that
Aloha All
On the 0226Z AO51 pass today, I attempted
to xmit QRP SSTV (2.5 W) to WH6BIE
5000 miles round trip back to Hawaii (4 deg
max. el)
Surprisingly, prior to my SSTV xmit, I picked
up several new stations but as my digital recorder
was in the xmit position and my hands full with my
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thank you to all that tried making contact today,
i am still down here and will try again 11/15-16z from dn93TI area
afternoon/evening passes FM sats,
no card needed just email with the details for card.
aprs iss kc0zhf-12, no regular aprs coverage with this setup?.
have internet though,
Rodney
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