ARISS has moved into the social networking realm.
I'd like to invite you to visit our Facebook Page at Amateur Radio on the
International Space Station (ARISS). The page is new, but we have several
photos and videos posted with more to come.
73s,
Dave, AA4KN
ARISS PR
I wanted to post a quick thank you to a few stations who were able to work
me during a Satellite Demonstration on Thursday evening. The Isothermal
Amateur Radio Club is located in Rutherford County, NC which is one of the
three counties where I work. Thursday was our third club meeting and I was
Gould,
Please don't take my message the wrong way. I love the journal, but
have had MANY delivery issues. I have yet to receive the May/June issue.
73,
Joe kk0sd
-Original Message-
From: Gould Smith [mailto:gould...@bellsouth.net]
Sent: Friday, August 27, 2010 10:21 PM
To: Gary "
Also, watch for the results of Field Day 2010 in the July/August issue of the
AMSAT Journal.
73...bruce
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The latest AMSAT Journal (July/August 2010) will be at the printer's next
week.
We are always open to new submissions, this is he main contributing factor
for the delay in getting the Journal out.
Kudos to Ed Long, JoAnne Maenpaa and Bill Hook for doing a great job!
Also, Many Thanks to the au
How about each day a new message that is part of a puzzle. So you have to catch
at least one
broadcast a day to solve the puzzle. It would create a little interest and make
for some good
practice.
Keith N6ORS
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May/June I received last Tuesday. Looks like they are an issue behind.
W6ZKH
From: "Gary "Joe" Mayfield"
To: AMSAT-BB@amsat.org
Sent: Fri, August 27, 2010 7:22:54 PM
Subject: [amsat-bb] AMSAT Journal
What is the most recent AMSAT Journal? When did it show
What is the most recent AMSAT Journal? When did it show up at people's QTH?
Thanks and 73,
Joe kk0sd
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Not for the majority who are not in the US.
On 28-Aug-10 01:04, Michael wrote:
> But ultimately doesn't all frequency allocation fall back on the F.C.C. I
> mean even with the Military ?
> Best wishes
>
>
>Mike
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No. Government allocations (within the US) are the responsibility of the NTIA.
FCC only has jurisdiction over non-government allocations.
Steve
W3HF
Aug 27, 2010 09:09:06 PM, mikef1...@buckeye-express.com wrote:
>But ultimately doesn't all frequency allocation fall back on the F.C.C. I mean
>
But ultimately doesn't all frequency allocation fall back on the F.C.C. I mean
even with the Military ?
Best wishes
Mike
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Not an
Absolutely!
73 de W4AS
On Aug 27, 2010, at 7:28 PM, George Henry wrote:
> Question: since there is no amateur radio allocation at 149.985, "we"
> (hams) would be asking the Navy, to whom the downlink frequency is
> allocated, to transmit one-way amateur communications thru this satellite,
>
Sometimes I have not heard SO-50 on late night passes. Then I key up
my transmitter with a 74.4 hz tone. After that, I key my transmitter
on and off with a 67hz tone while tuning the receiver set in cw mode
until I find a carrier that goes on and off with my keying somewhere
near where I expe
Correct.
There will be legal problems in Europe as citizens (and amateurs) are not
allowed to listen on frequencies that are not
authorised in their countries.
On 27-Aug-10 23:28, George Henry wrote:
> Question: since there is no amateur radio allocation at 149.985, "we"
> (hams) would be aski
Question: since there is no amateur radio allocation at 149.985, "we"
(hams) would be asking the Navy, to whom the downlink frequency is
allocated, to transmit one-way amateur communications thru this satellite,
correct?
Doesn't anyone else see potential legal problems involved here?
George,
To those who worked me on those grids the period from Aug 18 thru Aug 23, send
me an email with the data and I'll get a card out to you. No need of an SASE
or
card in return.
John W6ZKH
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The AMSAT office will be closed until Tuesday, September 7th. I will be
going to Long Beach Island (LBI) NJ for holiday. If you are planning to
attend the AMSAT Symposium, please go to the AMSAT store and register
on-line.
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Hello,
Sorry for Offtopic question.
I will be in Paris from 28sep - 02Oct
Someone can give me info about Echolink station (QRG) in range of Paris?
I want to try a QSO with friends in Brazil (PP5HR-R Station), and Holland.
Can you help me? Thank you
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73
Fabiano Moser CT7ABD / PY5RX
"There i
OK, I think I have an application idea that would apply to
emergency comunications response.
Since this is a mostly one-way downlink satellite channel (that
can be received with ANY FM receiver a vertical whip and a
laptop with sound card), this means it can be fielded in the
emergency area very t
Hello Pirajá and friends,
Thank you for your kind words.
Every contact are special for me, and I remember all of.
One point important too is feel how the astronauts enjoy the amateur radio
on ISS.
One time Bill McArthur told me during a QSO that "We are an important part
of this mission". I belie
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