Hey i put all my effort into this
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At 10:50 PM 3/4/2011, you wrote:
>I know there is a kit out there for a receiver and or a SSB converter.
>2-meter/70cm SSB receiver. I heard there was an article in QST so it must
>exist.
Search the QST archives, as well as QEX, The ARRL Handbook, The VHF/UHF manual,
The UHF/microwave experiment
Hi Folks,
I am trying the bird on:
9k6 BBS and Telemetry.
Does it work?
With the MSPE I can just receive numbers like:
B:44253341
What does it mean?
I am trying to request the DIR on 1268.700 MHz, but I do not get any
response.
On the upper side of the MSPE program often I can read:
Frames Hea
Hello Enzo,
Yes, the 9k6 BBS is operational and working.
Please adjust your uplink freqency (try UP and DOWN in 500 Hz or 1 kHz steps)
and see if that helps. Most users report that a high gain antenna with 10-50
Watts power at the antenna for the L-band uplink results in success.
I find 1268.
Enzo,
It is definitely harder to access on the L uplink than on the rarely used V
uplink, but it does work. It requires significantly more ERP, and you may
find that it works better either approaching or receding due to SC antenna
location.
Many of us have found 1268.703-1268.705 MHz to be a b
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I did not mean for my sarcasim to be insulting, I gather they must go hand in
hand, my opologies...
So I did find a hombrew 2-meter all band in the 1999 QST, Sept,Oct,Nov...
called the DSP-10. A little more than I was looking for and I think it was
discontinued. Several hundred were sold.
Hi Kevin,
you wrote:
>I know there is a kit out there for a receiver and or a SSB converter.
>2-meter/70cm SSB receiver. I heard there was an article in QST so it
>must exist.
You might be thinking of the KK7B receivers which were in QST magazine in
the early 1990s.
These receivers include
Hi Enzo,
Either TNC should work, but I would give the advantage to the Paccomm for
AO-51.
73,
Mark N8MH
At 07:33 PM 3/5/2011 +0100, Vincenzo Mone wrote:
>Hi Mark,
>Thanks for your help.
>I will try on the next Pass ( That will be tomorrow for me ).
>I have checked in the wisp setup and I ha
At 08:43 AM 3/5/2011 -0800, you wrote:
>
>
>I did not mean for my sarcasim to be insulting, I gather they must go hand
>in hand, my opologies...
>
>So I did find a hombrew 2-meter all band in the 1999 QST, Sept,Oct,Nov...
>called the DSP-10. A little more than I was looking for and I think it wa
Tony Parks (KB9YIG) who makes the SoftRocks, on occasion has a 2 meter receiver
kit for approximately $50 or so. Since it's an SDR, you are only limited by
software as to the modes it covers.
I think if we email him enough, he'll start to make them available again.
The only 70cm kit that I kno
On Sat, Mar 5, 2011 at 8:43 AM, Kevin Deane wrote:
>
> I did not mean for my sarcasim to be insulting, I gather they must go hand
> in hand, my opologies...
>
We're sensitive on the AMSAT-BB, aren't we? ;)
> Goes to show it can be done. Roger I think said something about a
> downconverter, I d
Has anyone experienced the TS 2000 Tone jumping to 1750Hz while using SAT PC?
WA4HFN Damon
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This video just made my evening.
I work in Orlando and ran downstairs to watch it but I was only able to catch a
short glimpse of it between the clouds and above the trees.
Thanks a ton for sharing this video, being on flight with a view like that is a
once in a lifetime opportunity.
Joseph Ar
Along the same theme: how hard is it to restart a project like the DSP-10?
I remember emailing them (or it might've been TAPR) on the DSP-10 and not
getting a good response. The thing that sucks for me was this project
probably died way before I had my Tech or head of QST.
frank b.
kb1qzh
On Sa
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One of the few things I can truly describe as "AWESOME, DUDE"!
73, Jim
On 03/06/2011 01:16 AM, Joseph Armbruster wrote:
> This video just made my evening.
>
> I work in Orlando and ran downstairs to watch it but I was only able to catch
> a short glimpse of it between the clouds and above the tr
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