Hello Jeff,
unfortunately I don't have an G6LVB Tracker. But as far as I know, the built
in
USB-to-Serial adapter doesn't work on 64-bit Windows systems.
Your friend could try an external USB-to-Serial adapter and steer the LVB
Tracker via the serial port. May be there are others but the only
Hi all,
I am at present trying to configure 2 817s and SATPc32 with a Samsung N150
windows 7 32bit starter edition netbook and some CT62 equivalent interface
cables using the Prolific chipset.
I cannot claim that I yet have success but the one major lesson learnt last
night (late) was that
Live Broadcast.
http://www.jaxa.jp/countdown/f17/live/index_e.html
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2 00 29.9659 238.9027 000 120.7250 357.125 15.908223575 00
Unitec1OrbitEstimation.exe
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/hamradio/je9pel/00520uni.jpg
http://sites.google.com/site/unitec1ops/swdownload
UNITEC-1 Communication Format
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/hamradio/je9pel/UNITEC-1format-100505en3.pdf
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Frank,
We were forwarded, via the AMSAT-BB, from Mineo the FO-29 telemetry that you
captured and anylyzed. As an observer and avid user of FO-29 I found it
very informative. If the solar array output continues to deteriorate
perhaps the control operators might consider a PL tone to open the
Hello,
I been reading this group. for some reson I did not think we could post to it.
I would like to say hello. Ive always liked the birds. I have not made a
contract with a sat ywt. trying to read a bit before I try. Not sure what one I
should try first. IM not really sure what resources
Hey Jimmy, some of the easiest birds to try are AO-27, SO-50, AO-51, and
HO-68. All of them are popular birds with plenty of contacts. Only thing to
keep in mind is the schedules they run on. You want to make sure they're
turned on and what mode they're in when making a pass. A lot of that info
Greetings
Cleaning up the ham shack. I am putting a nice 20 turn helix on ebay. 50%
goes to AMSAT. Rocket science ain't cheap!
73 Bob W7LRD
Seattle
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- Original Message -
From: Peter Sils du...@yahoo.com
To: amsat-bb@amsat.org
Sent: Sunday, May 16, 2010 9:39 PM
Subject: [amsat-bb] Any update on P3E?
I am wondering if there is any update to the status of P3E?
I have not seen any mention of it for a long time and wondering if it is
Mostly because of the donation to AMSAT but also because Bob builds a
great antenna, I would encourage anyone who is thinking of getting on S
band to seriously consider buying this! I have one for 2.4 and one for
1.2ghz both built by Bob; they both work extremely well and a bonus is
that they
I will be conducting the second in the 2010 ARRL teachers institutes series
next week at the New Mexico Military Institute campus in Roswell (DM73).
The satellite and space technology unit will be conducted May 25 in the
afternoon. I will be attempting a satellite demonstration on the AO-27 pass
I been reading this group. for some reson I did not think we could
post to it. I would like to say hello. Ive always liked the birds. I
have not made a contract with a sat ywt. trying to read a bit before
I try. Not sure what one I should try first. IM not really sure what
resources there
Dave,
The Satellite Handbook was updated, I think last year, and was put
together by Steve Ford. I have a copy but I still refer to the Martin
Davidoff originals!
73
David
KG4ZLB
On 5/20/2010 19:06, Dave Guimont wrote:
Keep it up, Jimmy...It may seem daunting at first, but it is
Just a note...
The Satellite Handbook is updated as of this year...
Another good place to find out about Sats is AMSAT.org
There you can purchase a book on Getting started and have many answers to
your present questions...
Good luck on the birds.
73,
Dee, NB2F
NJ AMSAT co-ordinator
-Original
Hi all
Thanks for all the rplys and links to vids pDFs and how to and genral
advise. right now what i have to use is
a ICom ic 28 HT 2 meter
a HTX 202
a hand held VHF/UHF scanner for listen to the downlinks
a dimound 510 on my tower and a tri band whip aswell as a home brew 3
element yagi. I
H-IIA Launch Vehicle No. 17 was launched at 6:58:22 a.m. on May 21 (JST)
.Each satellite was separated according to schedule.
JG1KOE Tsunetaka Oguro
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Not an AMSAT-NA member?
The Satellite Handbook was updated, I think last year, and was put
together by Steve Ford. I have a copy but I still refer to the
Martin Davidoff originals!
Yes, Marty certainly put it together, but all we had was 20 meters
when I got started on O6 O7. And with O7 our nets cemented it
for
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