Hi again,
Apologies please note correction to the call sign for Nick
KB1RVT.
I was to quick on the draw Should check before I send.
Ken Eaton
GW1FKY
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I recommend the HRD support forum at http://forums.ham-radio.ch/.
The author of the program and several knowledgeable people are usually quick to
respond.
The first thing they will ask you is the version and build of HRD you are
using, and they will suggest you upgrade to the latest, if you
I was wondering about the so-67 schedule as well this morning. When I went to
check their website it appears the satellite is currently unavailable due to
some engineering issue at the ground station. Hopefully it is just temporary.
Thanks to all the folks that dedicate their time and efforts
Unless you're a big-gun VHF/UHF contester that needs every last dB of
antenna gain, circularly polarized sat antennas will work quite nicely
for Terrestrial work. This is especially true on 70cm where the gain
from a 40 element M^2 436CP like the one I have is so high that the 3dB
loss is
Hi David
(please note I cc'ed the amsat-bb, as I believe more people will benefit
from your solution)
That did the trick !!
This also explains why a fresh new re-install does not help; the issue is
not inside the
/Program Files directory, but in .../Application data, which is not
overwritting
Yet another Video of the AZ EL Rotor by VU2POP
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWBh29MyqWU
Sundeep Shah, vu3sxe.
Member, Treasurer,
Amsat-India.
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I emailed the SO-67 guys, was told the U.S. is always the first week of the
month.
Jim Adams - K0BAM
Ridgway, Colorado
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Back in the goode olde dayes, if we didn't have an elevation rotor we would
put a horizontally polarized yagi at a fixed 30 degree elevation. That allowed
working the satellites for at least 95 percent of a pass and often for a
complete pass.
I did this for quite a while before I obtained a
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manual etc.
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I have a UEK-3000 http://www.ssbusa.com/modes.html that is surplus to my
needs. Has never been outside, mint condition, If interested email direct.
73 Bob W7LRD
Seattle
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At 10:43 AM 3/19/2011, you wrote:
Yet another Video of the AZ EL Rotor by VU2POP
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWBh29MyqWU
Excellent homebrew skills displayed here. Great job!
Rich, N8UX.
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For Satellite work I have personally found that the elements of a beam like
the Elk or Arrow need to be oriented to the plane of the Sats track through
the sky. Ultimately, you want to orient the antenna so that you have
maximum received signal strength (and/or audio). I suggested in an earlier
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Hi,
For a small club satellite presentation I will be mentioning the
benefits of HEO over LEO and the range advantage.
Can anyone tell me the distance record set when AO-40 was alive?
Thanks
73
2i0VAX
Pete
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Oh-boy here we go with AO-40 (sobsob) stories. Just off the top of my head I
know I got WAC. Now where are my QSL cards?
73 Bob W7LRD
still miss AO-40 (sobsob)
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We had an early holiday present this afternoon when the ship went
through EK21 for about 40 minutes at which time AO51 kindly gave us a
well timed pass. It wasn't expected or planned, but very welcomed.
For tonight and tomorrow, we've got the possibility of as many as seven
different grids
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Hi,
For a small club satellite presentation I will be mentioning the
benefits of HEO over LEO and the range advantage.
Can anyone
Oh-boy here we go with AO-40 (sobsob) stories.Â
Just off the top of my head I know I got WAC.Â
Now where are my QSL cards? 73 Bob W7LRD still
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