Hi Rick!
I'm looking forward to receiving your card. I will print
these XE2 cards shortly after I return to Phoenix
tomorrow night or Sunday morning.
Good luck working the birds, Rick!
73!
Patrick XE2/WD9EWK - Mexicali, Baja California
http://www.wd9ewk.net/
On 7/30/10, Rick Tejera wrote
Gerald,
You wrote:
"I'm currently implementing a rotator controller (AZ only) for the various
low-cost antenna rotators like channel master and want to use the EASYCOM 2
protocol as one of the protocols to implement. Currently the controller works
quite well and the YAESU protocol is already i
Congratulations, John!
Haven't seen that message on the BBS in a long time.
73,
John, K6YK
Sat WAS #200.
On Fri, 30 Jul 2010 12:39:29 -0700 (PDT) John Neeley
writes:
> Today in the mail, I received my ARRL W.A.S. Satellite award #320. I
> would like
> to thank all the ops who I've reque
Hello Michael
SwissCube is QRV on 437.5032 MHz +- doppler in CW. I've also never
heard a FSK signal with Packet Radio like Polysat CP6.
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Thomas Frey, HB9SKA
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Thanks to all who answered. Looks like I was doing it right all along.
I just designed a new QSL card for SAT Ops. I left space for adding the
frequencies with an Up & Down Arrow and also to spot for grids, One for with
my home grid and a blank if I work from outside DM33. Patrick (XE2/WD9EWK)
i
The 2010 International Space Colloquium, the 25th held by AMSAT-UK, is taking
place this weekend at the Holiday Inn, Guildford,
GU2 7XZ, England.
The presentation by Barry Baines WD4ASW, President AMSAT-NA, is scheduled for
1050 GMT (1150 BST) on Saturday July 31.
Watch the Colloquium live dur
Hello Drew,
Nothing was heard until the end of the orbit.
73,
Piraja, PS8RF
The Amateur Radio is supportive and helpful in any circumstance.
> Date: Fri, 30 Jul 2010 15:48:48 -0400
> From: glasbren...@mindspring.com
> To: ps...@hotmail.com
> CC: amsat-bb@amsat.org
> Subject: Re: [amsat-bb
ps8rf Piraja wrote:
> Hello,
>
> A few minutes ago ( 18:21 UTC with Elv 3.2 ° ) I made a call and heard via
> AO-51 with good signals.
>
> 73'
>
>
> Pirajá, PS8RF
>
> The Amateur Radio is supportive and helpful in any circumstance.
>
>
>
Interesting. Please email me directly if you get a chance
Today in the mail, I received my ARRL W.A.S. Satellite award #320. I would
like
to thank all the ops who I've requested QSL's from over the past year in
helping
me obtain this award, along with all ops I've QSO'd with in general.
Next week am submitting my VUCC cards...
Look for all on th
Hello,
A few minutes ago ( 18:21 UTC with Elv 3.2 ° ) I made a call and heard via
AO-51 with good signals.
73'
Pirajá, PS8RF
The Amateur Radio is supportive and helpful in any circumstance.
LEVE SEU MESSENGER PARA ONDE VOCÊ ESTIVER PELO SEU
An excellent resource for answering questions such as this is the
real-time reporting page at
http://oscar.dcarr.org/
Looking at it right now, I see that many people indicate 'not heard',
suggesting strongly that the problem is with the satellite. Of course,
this resource only works if people add i
Hello Everyone.
A group of Amateur Radio clubs here in the Detroit area are going to be
hosting a couple of outside booths at the first annual Detroit Maker Faire this
weekend - July 31 and August 1.
We have procured the special event call sign of N8M for usage during event
times of 9:30 am (1
Paul,
Just my $0.02
I've noticed the scheduled time can be slightly off.. last time I listened
it went off air a full 8-10 minutes before it was due to.
73
Pete
MI3EPN
On Fri, Jul 30, 2010 at 4:10 PM, Bruce wrote:
> i have also found that passes that are directly overhead are the worst
I did not hear the AO-51 435.300 downlink this morning on either the
12:13 Z or the 13:52 Z passes. Did I mess up or is there a problem with
the satellite? The schedule says it is supposed to stay in V/u mode.
John Kopala
N7JK
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i have also found that passes that are directly overhead are the worst
to try and copy because of the mismatch in antenna polarity. horizon
shots are slam dunk but overhead are virtually invisible (or deaf to my
antennas). you would think because they are closest to you and directly
overhead
Paul,
If you look at the webpage www.ao27.org you will find the schedule
of the satellite.
It has exact timings for when the satellite is on. Presently, according
to the site, it is in the "OFF" mode.
Check their sched often since it does change often.
73, Dee, NB2F
NJ AMSAT Coordinator
On
Would someone help Paul?
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Date: Thu, Jul 29, 2010 at 4:57 PM
Subject: Information Request
To: mar...@amsat.org
This message originated from the AMSAT website
Sender: Paul N0AH Email: AO-27 problems?
Host: 70-57-22-114.hl
Hi All,
Anyone have any information on AO-51 being off the air the last two pass over
the U.S.?
Maybe Drew doesn't know about it yet.
73,
Rick WA4NVM
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I tried to restart it this last low pass, with no response, but that's not
surprising. Next pass is 5:42PM EDT where I'll try again.
73, Drew KO4MA
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A friend of mine is looking to build a bias tee can somebody point him to a
design
Thanks
nick
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