Hi Tom,
Yes, this exact debate comes up from time to time. Here for what its worth
is a contribution I made when it last came up over a year ago:
"The two radios I am familiar with are the TS-2000 and the IC-910. I have
both, and in terms of the basic performance parameters there is no
differen
Allen, N5AFV, and I had a great time at the George Observatory today for
their ARISS contact. We had 4-5 other hams there with us from the Brazos
Valley Amateur Radio Club. I'd like to thank everyone on the AO-27 pass
that we worked mid afternoon. Unfortunately it was the first pass after
the A
I will be in the mountains of NC at EM96 for the first few days of next week.
If interested look for me on the FM birds.
73
KK4AK
Allen
___
Sent via amsat...@amsat.org. Opinions expressed are those of the author.
Not an AMSAT-NA member? Join now to su
Hi!
Thanks for the QSOs during my demonstrations this morning at the Old
Pueblo Radio Club's annual hamfest in Tucson. I logged 22 QSOs on 6 passes,
using 4 different satellites (AO51, HO68, SO50, VO52). Really nice to
hear the other hamfest and JOTA stations on the air this morning, and
to sho
JARL says: We failed to turn on a transmitter at 20:00 UTC, 16th Oct.
We inform it of the future use after 0:30 UTC on 17th.
JE9PEL, Mineo Wakita
___
Sent via amsat...@amsat.org. Opinions expressed are those of the author.
Not an AMSAT-NA member? Join
Steve,
The AMSAT-BB archives since August 2006 are at:
http://amsat.org/pipermail/amsat-bb
Older messages are also archived at a different URL,
which I don't have out here near the middle of nowhere.
73!
Patrick WD9EWK/VA7EWK - north of Sunsites, Arizona
http://www.wd9ewk.net/
On 10/16/1
On 10/16/10 17:01, K8TB wrote:
>So I have an Icom IC-821 that I am using for the birds, SSB and
> FM. I don't know what to say, but that rig isn't quite there.
> So I am trying to decide between a TS-2000 and an IC-910H. I've had
> a 2000 in the past, and it is a pretty good rig. Bu
So I have an Icom IC-821 that I am using for the birds, SSB and
FM. I don't know what to say, but that rig isn't quite there.
So I am trying to decide between a TS-2000 and an IC-910H. I've had
a 2000 in the past, and it is a pretty good rig. But I've heard that the
910H is "better",
Hi folks,
SO-67 is again executing its schedule and the following passes should
go ahead as initially planned:
2010-10-16 19:47
2010-10-16 20:36
2010-10-16 21:20
2010-10-16 22:38
2010-10-16 22:54
2010-10-16 23:55
We hope to upload the rest of the weekend schedule tomorrow morning
around 06:00
Jim advises that he just left Miles City and should be
in North Dakota, DN86 for the AO-27 pass that comes up
around 2128z. He will also be on the following AO-51
pass at 2141z. Later today, travel conditions permitting,
he could be all the way to DN96 and/or the DN86/96 line.
Jim reports they a
Hello from Tucson!
Thanks for the QSOs during my demonstrations at the hamfest. I just got
my lunch, and will head to the DM51/DM52 line for some passes. Hopefully
starting on AO27 @ 2129 UTC, and others if the weather stays good. I do
not plan on venturing on the 145.880/435.150 side of AO51 l
I will be portable in FM05 on AO27 around the 18:00 utc pass.10/16/10
I will be in FM13/14 Sunday 17 Oct on AO27 for 2 passes I m not sure of the
exact time but I will contact WA4NVM to post for me .
WA4HFN Damon
___
Sent via amsat...@amsat.or
I am offering my IC-1200 mobile rig forsale. It is in very fine condition.
I has never been mounted in a vehicle. I have all the orginal items that
came with it and the box. I also have a English translation of the manual
which is printed in hard copy. Anyone interested in this 1200 mhz Icom
mobile
Perfect! That's it! Very busy pass on AO51 here in Europe so good to work him!!
Sent from my iPhone
On 16 Oct 2010, at 16:47, "Glenn AA5PK" wrote:
> Probably UT1FG/MM. Yuri is pretty active on the satellites.
> 73
> Glenn AA5PK
>
> - Original Message - From: "Chris Bloy"
> To:
> Sen
BODY { font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;font-size:12px; }Hi
All,
I wonder if someone can confirm the details of the /MM station I
worked on AO-51 today at about 16:15?
Details were :-
UK1FG/MM with a grid locator of KA07UT however thats just south of
Cape town, I am sure I have seen a
JARL says: It seems that the power budget of FO-29 is low.
We turned off the analog transmitter(JTA) to confirm it on
8:19 UTC, 14 Oct 2010. We are going to perform the next use
as follows.
16 Oct, 20:00 UTC ON, and
18 Oct, 19:55 UTC OFF
It does not limit the use of the analog system transponder,
Johan
I have updated the SA AMSAT web. Please keep me informed of progress
Hans
Hans van de Groenendaal
Features Editor EngineerIT
012 991 4662
082 781 4631
- Original Message -
From: "Johann Lochner"
To:
Cc: "Hans van de Groenendaal" ; "Allan Saul"
; "Ib Christoffersen" ; "Andrew
Gl
Congratulations Howard. This is a magnificent achievement. The
extension to cover the wide frequency range will be of great interest to
SDR enthusiasts and the wider amateur radio community. That's an
unexpected bonus.
I have always regarded the development of this receiver as the most
diffi
Hi folks,
Sumbandila (SO-67) entered a safe mode between our morning passes in
South Africa and will only continue executing its schedule once an
alarm is cleared.
This implies that the V/U repeater will be off today until 18:00 UTC
and probably for longer.
73 de ZR1CBC, Johann.
19 matches
Mail list logo