Hallo!
I am owner of both the Yaesu G-5400B and the G-5500 azimuth/elevation
controller. Could someone tell me:
What kind of rotators (Azimuth and Elevation) came with the G-5400B?
What kind of rotators (Azimuth and Elevation) came with the G-5500?
None of the rotators are marked wi
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AMSAT News Service Special Bulletin - ARISSat-1 Update
AMSAT News Service Bulletin 130.01
>From AMSAT HQ SILVER SPRING, MD.
May 10, 2011
To All RADIO AMATEURS
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The ARISSat-1 satellite was intended to be activated in April as
part of the 50th anniversary
>I have a G5400B AZ/EL rotor which has never had any problems. I am now
>reinstalling after being QRT for a long while. Is it possible to crack
>these open for simple inspection and a preventative greasing or am I
>facing a major tear-down?
>Oviedo, Florida
>07-982-0446
No problems, Joe
I've
>
>Ok, I put all of my Comics/Qsl cards on nvllrc.org I usually make
>one or two a week and am getting a little better at it. I hope that
>the control operators do not take offense, I always have thought
>that they are supposed to be semi mean and sarcastic.
>
>So I do appreciate all the work
Hello Everyone,
AMSAT and ARISS participated in Space Day at the National Air and Space
Museum on the Mall in Washington, DC on Saturday, May 7. We featured display
tables and ARISS had a contact with the ISS. More coverage on this event
will be in upcoming ANS bulletins and in the AMSAT Journal.
Hi Everyone,
Just FYI, plans are coming together for a satellite mini
grid-expedition in early August this year. The idea is to camp out
near Shelter Cove on the remote northern California Lost Coast area.
As much as possible, I'll hike with the portable satellite gear (Twin
FT817ND's, Elk antenn
I have a G5400B AZ/EL rotor which has never had any problems. I am now
reinstalling after being QRT for a long while. Is it possible to crack
these open for simple inspection and a preventative greasing or am I
facing a major tear-down?
--
Joe Leikhim
Leikhim and Associates
Communications Con
Ok, I put all of my Comics/Qsl cards on nvllrc.org I usually make one or two a
week and am getting a little better at it. I hope that the control operators do
not take offense, I always have thought that they are supposed to be semi mean
and sarcastic.
So I do appreciate all the work you g
Hi, KA1RRW
I was looking at the passband filter DCI 145-2H with center frequency of 145
MHz but it has a flat responce 4 MHz large from 143 to 147 MHz (see the
skirts diagram) so that it canno't attenuate the very strong POCSAG signal
that HB9BNK has at 147.300 MHz
In addition I have not seen any
On 5/8/2011 9:29 PM, Roger Kolakowski wrote:
> In the past...like way past...didn't AMSAT keep a satellite "alive" by
> positioning a BAUDOT RTTY loop in Canada to fire up the satellite for
> the American continents, at least for declining passes?
>
> Of course the reset code may have been much sim
http://www.dci.ca/?Section=Products&SubSection=Amateur
You can buy a custom low pass filter for 2-meters from DCI.
Marex had DCI custom build a 2-meter filter for simular usage on Mir.
The filter passed 144.000 - 146.000, and had a notch added for 143.xxx.
The filter worked great.
It reduced mo
Technical papers are solicited for presentation at the 30th Annual ARRL
and TAPR Digital Communications Conference to be held September 16-18,
2011 in Baltimore, Maryland. These papers will also be published in the
Conference Proceedings (you do NOT need to attend the conference to have
your paper
Kev,
I believe the decision is made by the ISS crew. This website tracks the
current status and may give clues to upcoming events:
http://www.issfanclub.com/
I believe that most of the time the station works in digipeater mode. I
have been experimenting with using this over the past couple of w
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