Does anyone know a) where the backup lithium cell battery is and b)what is
the replacement?
The operating manual doesn't give me a clue.
This old thing still works but needs a replacement. Thanks for your help.
Mal Preston, NP2L
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I have come across an extra paperback copy of this book relating the
trials and tribulations of life and support on the MIR Space Station. It
is great reading about the background behind what we all were told at
the time.
I figure I would offer it here first before it goes to the bay.
$5 plus
Cori and I are leaving the Phoenix area this morning (Friday) and will head up
through northeastern Arizona and into New Mexico. We'll get to DM66 either
tonight or tomorrow morning sometime and should be QRV there for a few passes
on both FM and SSB birds. Hopefully APRS coverage (ND9M-7)
Hey Mal,
It's on the control unit. Part of the front panel. It's a lithium CR2032.
Remove the top and bottom covers and loosen the two screws that hold the
front panel and fold it down.
73,
Mike, N1JEZ
AMSAT 29649
A closed mouth gathers no feet
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From: Malcolm
Hello
I have done this before, lets see if I can create a movement. We all have
radio stuff (junque) laying around. I call this stuff. Round-to-it
projects. In that I'll fix, use, whatever when I get, around-to-it. In
deciding (xyl pressure) to clear out some junque. I am listing the
Sorry all...the book has been spoken for...should something change I
have a second in line...
I'll keep my eyes out for another...I love my copy!
Roger
WA1KAT
On 7/29/2011 1:14 PM, Douglas Phelps wrote:
I'll take it. How do I pay ypu? I have Paypal.
Doug
K9DLP
Hello all,
I'm new to satellite and I'm going to try my first QSOs on AO-27 during it's
daylight passes. Last weekend I listened to AO-27 on my tower mounted 432 beam
but for this I'll be setting up an arrow antenna on a tripod and an ft-736r.
I've had the arrow for years but never got around
So I am not having much luck, does anyone have on I could buy maybe? This may
seem like it is useless these days but I would still like to do it.
Kevin
KF7MYK
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You'll need a seperate one for each satellite.
The map is no problem but the transparent overlays are definately not
still available.
I've got unused overlays for AO8, AO9 and RS.
On 07/29/2011 07:14 PM, Kevin Deane wrote:
So I am not having much luck, does anyone have on I could buy maybe?
I believe an older (1989-90) edition of the Amateur Satellite Handbook had
the map on the inside back cover, and overlays that could be copied from the
pages.
Of course someone would have to create the overlays for more recent satellites.
N8UX.
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Does anyone have old copies of Orbit magazine they would like to get rid
of? I have been an AMSAT member since mid 1980 and can only find two of
my old copies, Nov/Dec 1980 and April 1981.
I'd like to have more if anyone has some getting moldy in their cellar.
Or point me to an electronic
Hi Bob!
Does anyone have old copies of Orbit magazine they would like to get rid
of? I have been an AMSAT member since mid 1980 and can only find two of
my old copies, Nov/Dec 1980 and April 1981.
I'd like to have more if anyone has some getting moldy in their cellar.
Or point me to an
http://cgi.ebay.com/SWR-Meter-new-/110722303198?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0hash=item19c79044de
73 Bob W7LRD
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CubeSats of ESA will be launched on 1 Sep 2011.
I, JE9PEL researched about the frequency and mode of these CubeSats.
See my_HP which wrote in 2008 for more information,
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/hamradio/je9pel/esa9cube.htm
LARES,Italian Space Agency scientific satellite
Jim,
Thanks for getting on the air, Though it looks like the counties are gonna
have to wait. Life seems to have intervened and it's not likely I'll find
time for radio this weekend. Have a safe good trip home.
Hopefully, I'll manage to get on at some point.
Clear Skies
Rick Tejera
Saguaro
Should be appearing in a sky near you beginning 8-1, correct ?
Ted, K7TRK
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ARISSat-1/KEDR Test Transmissions Planned From ISS July 30-31
AMSAT News Service Bulletin 210.01
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July 29, 2011
To All RADIO AMATEURS
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AMSAT NEWS SERVICE SPECIAL BULLETIN
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In this Special Bulletin:
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A number of STS videos have recently appeared on YouTube
The STS-70 one mentions the SAREX Amateur Radio experiment 21:40 into the video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAxOAq9ujX4
Other videos at
http://www.youtube.com/user/nasacasi
73 Trevor M5AKA
From the Russian-published sked for ISS activities tomorrow - as
anticipated/expected ...
Operations and experiments on the International Space Station July 30, 2011
July 30 on the Russian segment of International Space Station scheduled for
surgery on re-entry spacecraft Progress M-11M quick
Made my own - PowerPoint (or OpenOffice), print on card stock and cut down to
size.
Only one-sided, however, but I usually use the back for a personal note about
my equipment, the contact, or whatever.
Greg KO6TH
Subject: [amsat-bb] Satellite-specific QSLs
Anyone have a good source
I am at a hamfest this weekend where there is a FT726R for sale in decent
condition. It has the stock 2m module, and the HF (15, 12, 10M0 as well as a
tone encoder (with dip switches) installed. The UHF module was pulled from it,
and the owner didn't know if it has the satellite board or not,
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