The first pass from DM66 was very successful this evening, but I expect to be
on from DM66 again on VO52 tomorrow morning (Sunday) at 31/1613Z and then on
AO27 at 31/1933Z (on about 1935Z).
We may still be in the grid for the next AO27 pass, but we'll likely be on the
way south and heading
I neglected to mention in my previous post that we're only a mile or so from
the DM56 line, and that depending on weather, I'll try to set up on the DM56 /
DM66 grid line for the VO52 pass at 31/1613Z. The AO27 pass at 31/1933Z should
find us still in the DM66 grid but well away from the line.
0203 UTC SSTV
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Heard SSTV sig abt 0635 UTC. RST 589. Next, heard voice I D and female v. mess
abt 0637 UTC. RST. 599.
145.95 MHz.
Using Kenwood TH-D7A and Arrow. Works great for ARISSat-1. From ISS.
Dave, AA4KN. Orl, FL
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Hello!
Good copy from the satellite this morning.
SSTV picture can be seen on http://www.amsat.se/
73 de Hakan SM7WSJ
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UK Pass 06.47utc.
Nothing received on 145.950MHz but the following on the ISS 437.550MHz:
English (Password = Eagle) audio message copied plus the following voice
data:
MET = 726min
IHU Temp = +27C
Control Panel Temp = +24C
Battery Voltage = 27.70V
Battery Current = -226mA
One SSTV image
Got good CW and TLM despite low elevation and high terrain. Didn't hear any
voice, but I was concentrating on the data.
Alan
WA4SCA
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Test transmission Signals from ARISSat 1 was heard over India during
05:30 pass (70 deg Ele over Bangalore).
The following are the stations from Bangalore monitored the signals:
VU2WMY Mani
VU2RMS Ramesh
VU2GUR Guru
VU3SXE Sandeep
During the ten minute pass, the voice telemetry message, YL
I was only monitoring 145.950. Heard ARISSat-1 key up during this pass in
DM13 (only 8 degrees elevation), but no audio heard.
Looking forward to 2:38AM PDT pass in a few minutes.
Clint Bradford, K6LCS
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Hi John
hope you are well just managed to catch the end of the 0826utc pass when only a
few degrees above the horizon using my trusty turnstile and ft480+preamp good
signals on 145.950 FM voice.
Regards Robert G8ATE
Date: Sun, 31 Jul 2011 03:10:48 +0100
From: g7...@btinternet.com
To:
UK Pass 08.24utc.
Low pass for me (20dg max) and in a very poor, obstructed direction.
Evidence of a signal on 145.950MHz but way too weak to copy.
Three very brief bursts of SSTV heard on 437.550Mhz but sounded incomplete.
CW/Telemetry frequency not checked.
David
G8OQW
I have heard from four different, experienced amateurs the past 90 minutes,
indicating that expected telemetry and SSTV was being received ... but nothing
on 145.950.
My passes here in Southern California occur at 1:03AM PDT (0803 GMT) and 2:38AM
PDT (0938 GMT). Second pot of coffee brewin'.
I will be streaming the 145.920 SSB audio live on Ustream for the
North America 0630 UTC Pass.
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/arissat-1-audio-from-florida
FM and SSB recordings will be available at www.n4jtc.com if the pass
was recorded successfully.
73
Jason
N4JTC
I was only monitoring 145.950. Heard ARISSat-1 key up during this pass in
DM13 (only 8 degrees elevation), but no audio heard.
Clint Bradford, K6LCS
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Heard 145.950, 145.920, 437.55 loud and clear in the parking lot at CSVHFS
Conference in Irving, TX. Peak Elev. 50 deg. Heard voice ID, voice TLM and a
couple of messages. Recorded FM Voice on IC-R20. Using Arrow and Cheap LEO
Yagis. Heard a little SSTV on the low elevation pass before
OK, call me old and sentimental ... But that was one of the most exciting
pre-recorded missives I have heard in my
50+ years ...
I got too excited to see if it was on 145.920 or 145.950 or 437.550 - sorry.
And a strong telemetry signal was heard after
the kid's message.
Clint Bradford, DM-13
Could someone cook up a quick .flv and descrition for Youtube? We can spread it
out via
the Facebook Internet thingie and drum up some interest. Publicity, publicity,
publicity.
Rich, N8UX.
At 05:51 AM 7/31/2011, you wrote:
OK, call me old and sentimental ... But that was one of the most
03:41 UTC n0adi plo met 534 m ihu +27 c
03:43 UTC cp 24 c bat 28.77 v -222 ma rf ..1 ma
03:45 UTC hi this is arissat1 rs01s ka2upw plo met 540 m ihu +27 c
05:14 UTC bat 28.61 v -222 ma rf 371 ma hi this is arissat1 rs01s
05:17 UTC vk5agr plo met 632 m ihu +27 c cp +24 c bat 28.01 v
Heard strong YL voice message about 1120 UTC. Three bursts of weak SSTV
signal about 1122. Partial decode of picture. Nothing on 70 cm. freq.
61 degree max elevation
73,
Ron VA7VW
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From the east coast of Canada, heard all components of the ARISSAT-1
signal (CW, BPSK, SSTV, FM voice) in the passes beginning at the
following times:
05:00, 08:12, 09:50, 11:25Z
These were recorded overnight with a FCD using a set LO frequency of
145,910 kHz. This ensured that all telemetry was
Heard strong YL voice message about 1255 UTC followed by voice telemetry. No
SSTV signal.
66 degree max elevation
73,
Ron VA7VW
Vernon, BC
DO00ig
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Not
Heard Voice over NJ 66 degree pass 13:01 pass.Signal level
low.
Hopefully, when deployed, the higher tx power will work- Listened on
my VHF base and it was weak on the vertical antenna.
Will wait for the deployment for actual signal conditions for the
listeners!
73,
Dee, NB2F
Dee
1400 Z pass over New England 437.55 was very active, nothing heard on
145.95 (did not listen to 145.92)
Roger
WA1KAT
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Greetings,
Received and recorded message from space, to FN30, with special word..
73's Pete
WB2OQQ
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Mixed up my Daylight Savings time...should have been 1300Z... Sorry
On 7/31/2011 9:21 AM, Roger wrote:
1400 Z pass over New England 437.55 was very active, nothing heard on
145.95 (did not listen to 145.92)
Roger
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Recorded Greetings, message, US special word, and SSTV in FN43 at 1304-1307z
on 145.950. Handheld and Arrow.
73, Scott N1AIA
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5 in em55 award info go to QRZ and look up my call WA4HFN or WA4NVM . Email
for skeds is ok
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Hi Trevor, many, many thanks for bring to me the access to this viedeo. I am
the person that was made a contact in SAREX with STS- 70 from Argentina.
My name is Jose Plano, from Venado Tuerto, Argenitna, my signal is LU2FCY,
and it was an excelent experience training the pupils in the ham
Very strong signals. Recorded greetings, message, SSTV and US special word,
on 437.550.
73,
Ron VA7VW
Vernon, BC
DO00ig
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Also received packet burst, voice message in several languages, and SSTV in
South Texas at 1440. Was the special word Hola? It seems to precede every
transmission :-)
73,
Jerry
-original message
Recorded Greetings, message, US special word, and SSTV in FN43 at 1304-1307z
on 145.950.
I was wondering if that was some local junk here.
Dave - KB1PVH
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On Jul 31, 2011 10:58 AM, K5OE k...@aol.com wrote:
Also received packet burst, voice message in several languages, and SSTV
in South Texas at 1440. Was the special word Hola? It seems to
I thought maybe the repeater was on at first, thinking it was a rogue call (it
did sound just like AO-51 some days), but then I realized it was in there only
ahead of other transmissions.
BTW, I was just kidding. Tto those of us in the southern half of N.A., hearing
a blind call of Hola is
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Hello guys
I heard the ARISSat-1 with a great
signal in two passes today during its test transmission
04:55 ndash; 05:02 UTC Elevation 12
degrees
06:32 ndash; 0638 UTC Elevation 25
degrees
I heard the voice identification in
two languages
My sincerest congratulations to AMSAT, Tony and his engineering team. A JOB
WELL DONE.
--
Bob McGwier
ARS: N4HY
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Recorded Arisssat relay on ISS freq 437.550 throughout the night, have WAV file
interrupted by squelch dropout.
andy g0sfj
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10:45 pass over Australia. About 25 degrees / 8 minutes.
Strong FM audio greetings heard and a very nice SSTV picture received, followed
by some spoken telemetry.
Picture and some recordings on my qrz.com page:
http://qrz.com/db/VK4FHAW
Cheers,
Andreas Kellner - VK4FHAW
Very strong signal in it pass at 09:38 UTC on 145.950 SSTV and the
message from the little girls from England, secret word Eagle
now time to go to bed and will not wake up until AO-27 19:33 UTC pass
to work ND9M from DM66!
all of you have a great Sunday!!!
Very Big 73's Larry KI6YAA
I'm curious to know if the ARISSat-1 education team prefers the special
words to be kept secret or to be shared freely.
Scott N1AIA
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{sigh} Nothing heard on the 16:05z pass.
The ISS itself was back on packet, so I'm guessing our test is over (and from
the looks of it, very successful).
Greg KO6TH
Date: Sun, 31 Jul 2011 03:53:05 -0700
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Subject: [amsat-bb] ARISSat-1 over
On 7/29/2011 7:21 PM, Ted wrote:
Should be appearing in a sky near you beginning 8-1, correct ?
Ted, K7TRK
Unfortunately not this time. I sent in the first part of the schedule
for next week, and the command team responded with this:
We have again experienced a corruption of a CAN node's
Hi
Heard the packet in 437550.0 in the last 2 passes , strong signal , each 2
minutes.
RS0ISSCQUI,R,F0:
ARISS - International Space Station
Also the APRS 145825.0 very busy.
73
PY5LF
LUCIANO FABRICIO
Curitiba-PR-Brazil GG54jm
http://www.qrz.com/db/py5lf
Do we know why some has tremendous success hearing 145.95 - while some passes
had nothing on 145.95?
I experienced both - just a keying up and dead silence for a few seconds at
1:03AM PDT this morning, and
wonderful, full kids' message during the 2:38AM PDT pass.
Clint Bradford
Reception reports of the ARISSat-1/Kedr signals flooded in from around the
world to the arissat1 mailbox during the 20 hour test period last weekend. Some
of the areas reporting were: South Africa, Japan, Hawaii, Sweden, Europe,
China, Brazil, Barbados, Czech Republic, United States and
Do we know why some has tremendous success hearing 145.95 - while some passes
had nothing on 145.95?
I experienced both - just a keying up and dead silence for a few seconds at
1:03AM PDT this morning, and wonder, full kids' message
during the 2:38AM PDT pass.
Clint Bradford
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