Hello Joe and the list.
If I can explain a little about how bulk mailing works, it might help explain
some issues that people have with getting the journal. I work for a printer
that does bulk mailings also and this is how they do things. AMSAT's printer
may do it a totally different way than
And isn't the idea that we are authorised to
experiment with these satellites, now that
the US Navy is no longer using them?
Let me correct the record. We have no such authority.
We are simply looking at how one might use such a limited 500
byte broadcast message capability IF-and-only-IF
It's there. You just don't know how to cut and pastebroken
URLs.
Surely there is a less combative way to phrase that..
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All- I have received complaints concerning delivery of the Journal that is
mailed non-profit 2nd class . According to the Supervisor of 2nd class
non-profit at the Post Office, the problem is on the receiver's end. If the
magazine does not bounce back to us, it is in the system ready to be
On Mon, 2010-08-30 at 09:32 -0400, Robert Bruninga wrote:
And isn't the idea that we are authorised to
experiment with these satellites, now that
the US Navy is no longer using them?
Let me correct the record. We have no such authority.
Okay, then that *might* be different. I suspect
Hi!
I just heard from a ham friend of mine in Vancouver, whose address
is the station address on my Canadian call VA7EWK. He's received
some QSL cards for me from my trip up there last month. I should
have those cards in my hands shortly, but please remember that the
Canadian address listed on
I had a little technical difficulty when working this pas. Had a good QSO
wit a K0w?? And the thing is my recorder was on pause EK. By chance did
any one get a recording of that qso or if your read this K0??? Please let
me know the info we worked to get it done and I have a memory that can
With all this talk of the Transit satellites on 149.985MHZ, how are they listed
in the keps. I checked for other satellites of interest on the kelso webpage
and found navy navigation satellites. There are a few named transit. What
Transit birds are we talking about. I want to see how strong
The two in question are labelled as OSCAR 23 and OSCAR 25.
Others are labelled as NOVAs, yet others as TRANSITs.
On 30-Aug-10 22:49, Dave Marthouse wrote:
With all this talk of the Transit satellites on 149.985MHZ, how are they
listed in the keps. I checked for other satellites of interest on
Hello fello sat-ops
I bought a beautiful M squared 2M5WL SERIOUS 2mtr boomer to step up for EME
JT65, meteor scatter and even those low AO7 passes. But, to get that serious
gain, it is 33 ft long and, well, on top of my modest tract home, it is a
little too much for the XYL, and where it would
I suspect Martha is being gracious, and not naming me :-)
I am probably the biggest whiner when it comes to not getting the Journal.
Martha's postal supervisor is wrong.
There is something that can be done, and that information is available here:
http://epubwatch.usps.gov
The guys at my
I was just on the Amsat keps page. What is the difference between nasa two
line and bare nasa two line elements?
Dave Marthouse N2AAM
dmartho...@gmail.com
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Dunno but on SpaceTrack you need the NASA 3 line keps.
Here are the two you need.
OSCAR 23
1 19070U 88033A 10241.88541763 +.0056 +0-0 +1-3 0 08735
2 19070 090.2658 195.9583 0188372 220.8263 137.8631 13.27127631082025
OSCAR 25
1 19419U 88074A 10241.87525650 +.0066 +0-0
I wouldn't trust that website, it still recommends using Internet Explorer 5.5!
On 30-Aug-10 23:58, Gary Joe Mayfield wrote:
There is something that can be done, and that information is available here:
http://epubwatch.usps.gov
The guys at my local post office clued me into Pubwatch, but
I agree Joe. I swear all my gun magazines are PRE-READ at the PO before I
ever get them, due to torn edges/pages.
John W6ZKH
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Sent: Mon, August 30, 2010 4:58:45 PM
Subject: [amsat-bb]
Is the registration fee for the Symposium refundable if I don't get to
attend (or only refundable up to a certain date)? I have not registered yet.
I've already made the hotel reservation, but waiting to buy the airline
ticket till I'm sure I can be there. September will be incredibly busy for
me
Does anyone know if when you have the preamp button set, and it sends
+12 vdc up the antenna jacks, is the voltage dropped when you key up on
one of the antenna ports (ie, preamp on, + 12vdc is sent to both 144/430
and you key up on 430, is the voltage dropped on the 430 side?)
Getting
It is my understanding that the transit system is inactive.
This was a Navy navigation system that used the approx 150 MHz and
400 MHZ signals for determination of location.
I used this system while active duty in the USN submarine service.
I listened to the 149.985 MHz signal at home for many
Hello.
I am HEILER Ledezma. I am a member of the research team that developed the
Colombian picosatellite 'Libertad 1'. We are currently researching about the
cubic picosatellites telemetry (CubeSats telemetry). Can someone send me the
file of the entire telemetry of CAPE 1, since its launch
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