Still works on 0550Z pass, but just me on. Off to bed.
73, Drew
On 8/4/2011 1:26 AM, Andrew Glasbrenner wrote:
On 8/4/2011 12:28 AM, Andrew Glasbrenner wrote:
I was able to hear myself with as little as 1 watt on the 0425Z pass.
Antennas are a M2 CP42 on RHCP up, and a 10 element horizontal
On 8/3/11 8:21 PM, Jim Jerzycke wrote:
At least AO-40 had a usable life for some. This thing is just another
squawk box in space, like all the student satellites that are using
the Amateur Radio frequencies for a free downlink.
ARISSat is still a little more than that. It's a good
On 8/3/11 7:24 PM, Alan Cresswell wrote:
Another ARISSat-1 pass over ZL. 0206UT, 27 deg.
Good telemetry but nothing on the transponder.
19 data frames and 23 Kursk frames uploaded.
Could you hear any receiver noise in the transponder passband?
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On 8/3/11 8:39 PM, g0...@aol.com wrote:
Apx. 6 second spin period puts deep nulls in transmitted signal. -
Not sure if this is due to linear polarisation of my receive antenna
or blockage from spacecraft.
Since we don't have video of the actual deployment we don't know how it
was turning at
On 8/3/11 9:28 PM, Andrew Glasbrenner wrote:
I was able to hear myself with as little as 1 watt on the 0425Z pass.
Antennas are a M2 CP42 on RHCP up, and a 10 element horizontal yagi
down. Sounded VERY good, and cycled on and off with the telemetry. I
also managed to grab 2 frames of tlm
Latest UK pass 06.08utc could just hear my own CW using 50W to a collinear.
Excellent!
No go with SSB though but hardly surprising I suppose given my antenna.
David
G8OQW
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Behalf Of
Hi all,
Listened for ARISSat-1 at 0605 hrs GMT here in Wales -UK.
This pass was a low angle but I had no problems in hearing the
transmissions on 145.825 Mhz, the satellite sounded very healthy and the
voice and
SSTV very clear indeed.
My sincere congratulations to all concerned and of
This morning at 04:37 UTC a good pass over Zagreb, Croatia. VHF / UHF linear
transponder has worked fairly well. I heard my own signal with the strength
55-56. There is relatively strong noise in the linear transponder receiver.
There was no one to answer to my CQ. Received two SSTV images
Robot-36 picture received but vey noisy on 145950, 0436 is the timestamp.
I am confused by the -bb reports of FM signals - I think 145825 and 437550 are
relays from the ISS and therefore I'd expect them to be far stronger. ??
73 de andy g0SFJ
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The first few passes I concentrated on telemetry.
On my last 18 deg pass I was copying myself through the transponder but with
a poor signal. On my just completed pass I was getting good signals back
from the transponder but with a strong 6 second polarization fade.
The satellite went
Guys
you won't like it - brace yourself:
BEGINS
New satellite to commemorate first space flight
permalink email story to a friend print version Published: 03 August, 2011,
20:02
Two Russian cosmonauts have left the International Space Station for a six-hour
spacewalk to mark the 50th
.
At the end of their spacewalk, the Russians took pictures holding photos of the
first cosmonaut Yury Gagarin, spacecraft designer Sergei Korolyov and Soviet
astronautic theory pioneer Konstantin Tsiolkovsky with Earth in the background.
http://en.rian.ru/science/20110804/165547335.html
73 de andy
Hi Ed, KL7UW
I agree completely with youWell said !
73 de
i8CVS Domenico
former # 798
- Original Message -
From: Edward R. Cole kl...@acsalaska.net
To: amsat-bb@amsat.org
Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2011 1:23 AM
Subject: [amsat-bb] Today's Success
I'll try to keep this
UK Pass 07.45utc.
Last pass of the day at only just 10dg elevation and I managed to capture 2
telemetry frames and 2 Kursk frames amongst all the local crud and noise.
Good to get the whole set first time round, great fun.
Thanks guys.
David
G8OQW
ARISSat-1/Kedr heard female voice telemetry at 0557 UTC with antenna azimuth at
northwest and elevation 15 degrees while over western Tennessee.
Mike Schaffer/KA3JAW
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On 8/3/11 5:56 PM, Burns Fisher wrote:
Thanks to everyone who posted pictures. I think Phil Karn's picture number
9204 is particularly interesting. It almost looks like something coming
out of the collar and bending back and down away from the camera. Any
chance that is an antenna stuck
RECEPTION REPORT
I am herewith posting my ARISSat 1 reception report.
Frequency: 145.950MHz
Modulation Mode:FM
Languages: English
Date Heard(UTC):Aug.4,2011
Time Heard(UTC): 03:20
Reception Quality：
S（Strength）： 3
I（Interference）： 4
N（Noise）： 4
P（Propagation Disturbance）： 3
Congratulations to the entire ARISSAT 1 team. The spacecraft works, enough
said.
When the SDX was dreamed up we were thinking P3E, but I don't care when it
was flown or whose design it was, the reasons for the concept have now been
clearly demonstrated. On ARISSAT 1, we have several different
If an antenna is damaged i think it could be the UHF. I was able to hear myself
in the short linear transponder window but at this level no
sustain QSO is possible.
The DATA/CW and the FM signal where booming here near S9. I can hear the
transponder noise but are just over the noise level
Heard the FM transmission of ARISSat -1 during the 0555 UTC (0155 EST) pass
over Washington, DC. It was very loud and clear with my Wouxun handheld and
3-el tape measure Yagi. I am pretty sure a rubber duck antenna is more than
enough.
73,
Dinesh Cyanam
KC2YQJ
ArissSat was designed for this environment and apparently it survived just
fine.
Bob, WB4APR
Huh ? Sorry but maybe you have another ARISSAT-1. The ARISSAT-1 I was looking
forward to had a linear transponder so I can actually use it as a HAM Radio
Operator and have QSO's with other HAM Radio
Hi, here telemetry data heard over Europe
04 aug at 03.00-06.20 utc.
' 73 Maurizio IV3RYQ
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Congratulations David, not a lot of sleep for you!
73
Pete
2i0VAX
On Thu, Aug 4, 2011 at 9:28 AM, David Barber
david.bar...@dbelectronics.co.uk wrote:
UK Pass 07.45utc.
Last pass of the day at only just 10dg elevation and I managed to capture 2
telemetry frames and 2 Kursk frames amongst
Hi all,
Apologies - I may have caused the confusion in my recent report on hearing
the satellite this morning in Wales -UK.
I had the ISS on my mind with using it with using it as a source for
tracking ARISSat-1 and posted an incorrect frequency. It was of course
operating on the correct
Since ARISSat-1's first three passes over the USA have occurred in darkness, it
appears it is in intermittent mode. This is as Gould Smith stated in his post
titled ARISSat-1 Deployed !. That is, ARISSat-1 will ... go to Low power
(intermittent) mode when in eclipse.
On the 145.950 MHz FM
Listening to my HDSDR/FUNcube dongle recording of the 0555 UTC pass of
ARISSat-1 from Indiana (EN60), I can clearly copy KO4MA (EL88) calling CQ on
the U/v transponder! The transponder works!
ARRISat-1 was in low-power mode (40 seconds on, 120 seconds off).
73, Steve N9IP
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Just worked thru the Lin xpndr.
CW Bcn strong but return thru xpndr weak but copy 100%
FM sigs very strong and good SSTV pic
73
andre ZS2BK
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- Original Message -
From: Jim Jerzycke kq...@verizon.net
To: Bruce Robertson ve9...@gmail.com
Cc: AMSAT-BB amsat-bb@amsat.org
Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2011 5:21 AM
Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: a little perspective
snip
At least AO-40 had a usable life for some. This thing is just another
ARISSat-1/Kedr continues to work well with good reports coming in from around
the world.
Good SSTV images submitted to the SSTV database, even earth and cosmonaut
images, check out http://www.amsat.org/amsat/ariss/SSTV/
The transponder is working! Drew, KO4MA was successful in easily working
I heard the CW beacon at 1217 UTC with a strong (min. S5) but noisy signal.
The FM downlink wasn't as strong as the beacon and was much noisier (possibly
from local interference), fading about once per second. However, I did hear a
child's voice giving part of the satellite's ID, but that was
Just heard it! The messages and the SSTV sound, but lots of fading in and out,
but using a vertical AR-2 for reception. Anywway it sounds strong. Oh! and
heard Wesley's message!
Angel - WP3GW
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What a signal! I have to admit, I didn't think it would be as good as it
was. When ARISSat-1 was at 35 degrees, the signal was full-quieting.
Decent SSTV pix received as well. Totally awesome!
John KB2HSH
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There is that username we needed to know! So, all of Clint's photos are
visible
in his gallery at:
http://gallery.me.com/clintbradford#100271
Gregg Wonderly
W5GGW
On 8/3/2011 10:37 PM, Jeff Moore wrote:
Thanks Clint, That link worked a lot better!
Jeff Moore -- KE7ACY
- Original
And, for those with iOS devices, iPhone, iPad, iPod that can download apps, if
you will install the Gallery app from apple, you can add a gallery using
'clintbradford' as the username, and have all of those pictures handy on your
device to show and talk about.
Gregg Wonderly
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On 8/3/2011
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From: f6bvp f6...@free.fr
To: Joseph Armbruster josepharmbrus...@gmail.com
Cc: amsat-bb@amsat.org
Sent: Wednesday, August 03, 2011 5:02 PM
Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: Live ARISSat Deployment EVA Video
Hello All,
This event reminds us that nearly 14 years ago RS-17
Hello,
Are there keps for this bird yet? So far I’ve been listening using the ISS keps
in SATPC32 but eventually this wont work. What will its official designation in
the downloadable keps files be?
Also, do we have a “final answer” on the UHF side? Is there an antenna or not?
Mike WB1AAT
Great pass. The first I've heard out of safe mode. Solid, full quieting using
just an Arrow ant. and HT.
Heard 3 messages, 2-SSTV frames, 2 or 3 voice tlm. Should be great for schools,
etc.
Yeah!
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Received OK-quality SSTV image - live Earth view, at ~1358 UTC, 04AUG2011,
145.950 MHz using TH-D72A, VC-H1 and AL800 whip. Heard voice telemetry and
various messages.
Andy W5ACM in NW Houston - portable.
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On 08/04/2011 01:58 PM, Mike Ryan wrote:
Hello,
Are there keps for this bird yet?
No
So far I’ve been listening using the ISS keps in SATPC32 but eventually this
wont work.
True
What will its official designation in the downloadable keps files be?
Space-Track's, Amsat's, the Russian's?
For this pass, I concentrated on the SSB transponder. For much of the pass, I
heard only 'noise', however listening down from the transponder, I could
clearly hear the CW beacon and BPSK; and listening up I could hear the FM voice
announcements.
As I listened to the SSB transponder, I thought
Hello everyone and it is time again for the Hudson Valley Satcom Group Net
this evening on Echolink N2EYH-L and the Mt Beacon Repeater 146.970 pl 100.
We will be talking about the deployment of Arrisat-1. Please bring your
reports of hearing our newest satellite. Hope to hear you there.73
Al,
The Satellite is ARRISat-1 It is NOT on NOVA as a standard. You
must download the new keps and add this satellite to your favorites.
As of this time, there are no keps for ARRISat-1 yet. It is closely
following the ISS presently.
You should switch to SATPC32 available at the AMSAT website
Yanko -
I have multiple sound cards as well --
It appears the program uses the default audio devices.
I had to designate (using the OS) my radio connected sound
as the default device.
This might be a nice enhancement for the next release of the software.
73,
Bruce
WA3SWJ
At 01:26 AM
You should switch to Orbitron.
It's free and you don't have to pay for it.
http://www.stoff.pl/
On 08/04/2011 02:59 PM, Dee wrote:
You should switch to SATPC32 available at the AMSAT website for
purchase since this is the program AMSAT supports..
You should switch to GPredict it's free (as in freedom) and open source and
available
for Linux, Mac OS X and Windows.
http://gpredict.oz9aec.net/
73 Mike K5TRI
On Aug 4, 2011, at 10:21 AM, Nigel A. Gunn, W8IFF/G8IFF wrote:
You should switch to Orbitron.
It's free and you don't have to pay
Good copy on the 145.92 CW and 145.95 FM beacons here in southern Arizona
(DM41lu).
73 Ray W2RS
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And you and Nigel should feel guilty about using the sats that others
contribute to and support- Try putting up your own...Don't know what
beef you have against those that are trying to get better sats in
orbit, but if you continue to omit and not support the facts that they
cost money and NEED
Up loading to my youtube page as we speak,
Can really tell its tumbling
Dan
KF1BUZ
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And, if you took my whole snipet, you will see that I gave him the
exact information he needed to fix his NOVA problem. I merely
suggested he purchase something from AMSAT to support satellite
activity. Just using free programs will not add to the experimental
adventure of this end of the hobby.
On Aug 4, 2011, at 10:51 AM, Dee wrote:
Yes, I have been the recipient of many requests for assistance to get
SATPC32 functioning, however, it is never the programs fault-it is 99%
of the time - the users inability to get their computer operating-
Sounds like a Bill Gates problem to me.
And
So what you're saying is that I should use Windows, even though I don't want
to? I did not know
that it was mandatory to use a certain OS in order to use the satellites. I
also did not know that
purchasing a piece of software was the only way to support AMSAT. Shame on me :)
I was just making
http://www.youtube.com/user/kf1buz?feature=mhee#p/a/u/0/xDeQTn_BGEw
that will let you hear the pass
equipment
ft-60
arrow antenna
blackberry for vid recording
kf1buz
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No guilt.
I paid for InstantTrack, Quicktrack 4 and The Station long before many
current operators were born, have been a life member of Amsat-NA since
1975 and a member of Amsat UK when I lived there.
I must admit, I haven't made a donation to Amsat-NA since this years
Hamvention. I guess that
I recall the actual birthplace of ARISsat-1 was SuitSat-2 . I may be mistaken.
However after following the progress , I never recall it's intentions of being
a SSB Transponder . It seems the two ssb birds that are in orbit and useable do
not get near the traffic the FM birds get . There is only
Mike,
You are correct of course. I don't tell people what to do. I suggest
as in the suggested donations to AMSAT support.
Excuse me, I have to go outside and breathe now..Good Luck and I am on
your side as well. Everyone has an opinion, and if we choose not to
listen, we will not learn from
145.950Mhz was as expected very strong S90+60 with deep fades S3 to 4 I will
try again the linear transponder on my 1044UTC near overhead
pass.
-
Luc Leblanc VE2DWE
Skype VE2DWE
www.qsl.net/ve2dwe
DSTAR urcall VE2DWE
WAC BASIC CW PHONE SATELLITE
I just added my edited recording of the August 4 2011 0918 ARISsat-1 recording
on my web page http://www.qsl.net/ve2dwe signal boominh at
S9 plus 60DB RX setup 18 elements VHF circular polarized yagi with preamp
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Luc Leblanc VE2DWE
Skype VE2DWE
www.qsl.net/ve2dwe
DSTAR urcall VE2DWE
WAC
1. FM Telemetry: 33.8Volts battery voltage: NOTE: VOICE ID LOUD WITH QSB.
145.39 MHz FM BCN MUCH LOUDER THAN 145.19 MHz BCN AT ALL TIMES.
1a. CW beacon: 28CCPR11 8C BAT 22 40VR 271 MARF V B1MAHI THIS IS ARISSAT1RS01S
VBMJ P EWT 115 0 IAV NCP R18
2. Name: Peter Heins, N6ZE/7
3.
Ray,
Glad you are still listening...
I love the fact that the transponder is functioning. Now we have to
get this info to the thousands of classrooms that want to add this as
part of a science project. I can see that one child that is listening
to this voice from space in their own language
Op 4-8-2011 11:58, Andre' v Deventer schreef:
Just worked thru the Lin xpndr.
CW Bcn strong but return thru xpndr weak but copy 100%
FM sigs very strong and good SSTV pic
73
andre ZS2BK
One advantage of the weak but useable uplink, it will be much less
likely that high erp stations
Many Thanks Bob!
73,
Tony AA2TX
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My sincerest congratulations to AMSAT, Tony and his engineering team. A JOB
WELL DONE.
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I will be on AO27 first pass today and maybe the second from EM45 downtown
Memphis,TN
I will be using the Chinese Wouxun HT 4 watts and the American made Elk antenna
WA4HFN Damon
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Nigel,
I only said that to give the hundreds of people that get copied on
this BB to Be mindful that satellites are not put into orbit by the
good graces of commercial entities. It takes some donations. Now, I
do not tell everyone what to do (as accused) but we must become aware
that getting
Martha,
I don't think anybody has any problems with supporting AMSAT (ok, maybe some
have but there will be always nay sayers :) ).
The messenger got picked upon because of the way the message was delivered.
Evangelizing AMSAT is perfectly fine and it's
great that Dee is passionate about doing
Here's my recording. Lost it at around 1.5 deg and as you can hear, some heavy
fading. But when the
signal came in, it was loud and clear. Will try the transponder on one of the
next passes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWaQwBLmsrI
73 Mike K5TRI
Hi Phil,
The transponder is on in low-power mode while the
telemetry beacon is on. You only get 30-40 seconds
at a time but if you are quick, you should be able
to make a short contact.
The BPSK seems to be working very well - Thank you for
all your work!
73,
Tony AA2TX
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That is IMHO. We need constructive posts not this one-up-manship crap.
Has anyone posted any live WAV files anywhere, so we can experiment with
them while waiting for an ARISSat1 pass? I have been able to copy the
BPSK telemetry two times. I am using HRD Sat Tracker and the Doppler is
not
What program should I try to use to see what I recorded,
I have HRD and the DM 780 isnt seeing it,
Thank you
Dan
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A match that literally will be made in heaven HI HI *SCNR*
Mike K5TRI
On Aug 4, 2011, at 12:05 PM, wa4...@comcast.net wrote:
I will be on AO27 first pass today and maybe the second from EM45 downtown
Memphis,TN
I will be using the Chinese Wouxun HT 4 watts and the American made Elk
... We need constructive posts not this one-up-manship crap ...
Agreed. If a ham cannot find constructive, educational aspects of the ARISSat-1
project to promote
to all audiences, then they do not deserve their amateur radio licenses.
And while we're re-thinking our priorities - let's get
Just as I said during the whole Yuri's Day debacle: Roscosmos has HIJACKED
ARISSat-1 for their own purposes. I don't recall the celebration of Gagarin's
flight EVER being part of the ARISSat-1 mission.
I sincerely hope that AMSAT and ARISS will NEVER again agree to cede
responsibility for a
Guys,
Relax. It's an article in russian media that of course is biased towards
russian achievements just like the press
in the US would be biased towards the US achievement. That's just how it works.
Mike K5TRI
On Aug 4, 2011, at 12:51 PM, George Henry wrote:
Just as I said during the
Correction: I don't recall the celebration of Gagarin's flight ever being a
SIGNIFICANT part of ARISSat-1's mission...
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From: George Henry ka3...@att.net
To: andy thomas andythomasm...@yahoo.co.uk; amsat-bb@amsat.org
Sent: Thu, August 4, 2011 12:51:48 PM
I spent the last two days building and putting up a temporary NVIS antenna
for 60 meters that I needed for a R.A.C.E.S. exercise that took place
yesterday.
I used insulated wire, hose clamps, two telescoping pool cleaning poles, 4
random sections of TV antenna mast, some PVC pipe, some wood, hose
it is so funny to watch (read) all the comments here. when its good, there are
complaints, when its bad, there are complaints. there just always seems to be
complaints on this list all the time. i even get slammed from non-amsat members
on things that they think i should be doing for amsat. you
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/MRO/news/mro20110804.html
73s
Bernhard VA6BMJ @ DO33FL
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Jerry,
Yes, I have been there too. So has Clint. Now that I am retired, I
do not have to wait until the weekend...
Don't wish away the time. When it happens, you'll be in our boat too.
73,
Dee, NB2F
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From: amsat-bb-boun...@amsat.org [mailto:amsat-bb-boun...@amsat.org]
Bruce,
Gee, it sounds so familiar doesn't it? So much for volunteering like
you do.
Thanks for it...
73,
Dee, NB2F
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From: amsat-bb-boun...@amsat.org [mailto:amsat-bb-boun...@amsat.org]
On Behalf Of Bruce
Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2011 2:56 PM
To: amsat-bb@amsat.org
I agree not matter what you do unless its absolutely perfect and even when it
is someone has something to cry about. I am a small part of the ARISS
operations team and fairly new Area Coordinator. I understanf the complaints. I
also was leary of calling it ARISSat because ARISS really only gave
I would like to send a personal Thank You to AMSAT and the ARISSat-1 Team.
You overcame an enormous amount of challenges in order to make this happen.
I am personally thankful for all of your hard work. From a technical
standpoint, you had to manage a design change (suitsat - arissat), the new
The quoted report is correct. ARISSat-1 was deployed at 1843 UTC.
1507 was the scheduled time, but that did not happen. The cosmonauts
were about to deploy the satellite, but were stopped and did not
deploy until the antenna problem could be evaluated.
-- Dave, W8AAS
On Aug 4, 2011, at
As I am thinking about how to use ARISSat in my school this year, I'm
looking at the CSV file that was produced by the ARISSatTLM software. I
am seeing some pretty nice looking data (very cyclic and symmetrical
graphs). Can someone point me to the format of the CSV data...e.g. what are
the
Please can anyone tell me if it is missing a decimal point in the
Charging/Discharging/Netmeasurements in Coulombs
in the telemetryastext window ?
As the battery is rated at 20.5 Ah, this amounts to 73,800 coulombs. The 1kBPSK
telemetry provides much higher values !
Thank you.
73 de Roland
145.95.Mhz, 0557 UTC, 45 degree pass here in western NC (still using the
Comet quad-band vertical). Lots of fading, but I did catch that voltage was
31.5. I thought that the vertical would do ok at a 45 degree elevation, BUT
I found out differently on the next pass I listened to...
145.95 Mhz,
These have just appeared for your evaluation.
98067 associates them with the ISS.
No Common Name Found
1 37771U 98067CJ 11216.75160283 .00101235 0-0 11901-2 018
2 37771 051.6406 276.2973 0012899 041.5508 318.6439 15.6053295681
No Common Name Found
1 37772U 98067CK 11216.75158638
I assume the other one is the wingnut!
On 08/04/2011 08:37 PM, Nigel A. Gunn, W8IFF/G8IFF wrote:
These have just appeared for your evaluation.
98067 associates them with the ISS.
No Common Name Found
1 37771U 98067CJ 11216.75160283 .00101235 0-0 11901-2 018
2 37771 051.6406
I'm interested in people's comments on the reliability of the BPSK-1000
digital link in the presence of the deep periodic fading that everyone
is reporting. This fading is probably because the spacecraft hasn't
settled down into a stable spin around its preferred spin axis (which
includes the
If anyone that worked me in EM45 portable needs a QSL,send me an email with the
contact info and Ill QSL
WA4HFN Damon
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On 8/4/11 11:02 AM, George Henry wrote:
Correction: I don't recall the celebration of Gagarin's flight ever being a
SIGNIFICANT part of ARISSat-1's mission...
Although Gagarin's flight was undertaken at a time of intense and heated
competition with the United States, it was still a
Maybe the 70cm antenna?
Dave - KB1PVH
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wrote:
I assume the other one is the wingnut!
On 08/04/2011 08:37 PM, Nigel A. Gunn, W8IFF/G8IFF wrote:
These have just appeared for your evaluation.
Here's the so-far assigned names.
ISS DEB
1 37771U 98067CJ 11216.75160283 .00101235 0-0 11901-2 018
2 37771 051.6406 276.2973 0012899 041.5508 318.6439 15.6053295681
RADIOSCAF-B
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2 37772 051.6382 276.2984 0012892
Hi,
I heard AO51 while I was scanning so I switched the D710 to PM5 for sat ops. I
worked about 5 guys. I was in rush hour traffic so could not log. If you made a
QSO with NY4I mobile, please reply so I can get you logged. I know I worked
Hector in Cuba last.
Thanks
Tom NY4I
Hi Gang,
I excitedly tuned my base station, connected to a dual band Ventenna on the
roof, to the downlink frequency of 145.950 mHZ this morning as I tracked ISS
on a pass over North America. I'm in Southern New Jersey. I was amazed to
be able to hear the initial greeting female voice from this
Hi,
I heard AO51 while I was scanning in my car so I switched the D710 to PM5 for
sat ops. I worked about 5 guys. I was in rush hour traffic so could not log.
If you made a QSO with NY4I mobile, please reply so I can get you logged. I
know I worked Hector in Cuba last.
Thanks
Tom
Has anyone tried this program running under Lion ? I don't have it on my
development systems, but have had the question ask by some users.
Gilbert Mackall
N3RZN
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Sent via AMSAT-BB@amsat.org. Opinions expressed are those of the author.
Not an
I just tried to open a sample WAV file on Lion and the open dialog is just at
the beach ball. The UI does come up though. I'm not sure if it is the wav file.
If you have a wav file you know works, email it to me directly and I will try
that.
Tom
Tom Schaefer, NY4I
n...@arrl.net
EL88pb
... the failure of Yuri's Night ...
Huh?
Yuri's Night was a wildly successful event - with gatherings on every continent
of the planet.
Tell any of the 28 people who attended my Yuri's Night party of a failure,
and they'll each
be able to properly educate you as to what Yuri's Night was all
Thank you for the quick response.
On Aug 4, 2011, at 7:10 PM, Tom Schaefer, NY4I wrote:
Please ignore my prior email. I had to wait for it to open the sample WAV
file. The program seems to work fine on my install of Lion (10.8) as it is
displaying the sample data.
Regards,
Tom
When I said failure of Yuri's night I was speaking solely of ARISSat's role
in it.
John
On Thu, Aug 4, 2011 at 6:02 PM, Clint Bradford clintbra...@earthlink.netwrote:
... the failure of Yuri's Night ...
Huh?
Yuri's Night was a wildly successful event - with gatherings on every
continent
Steve - - additional, you may recall the RX tests in the clean room at
your place. The RX is very sensitive having a NF (which includes the
front end SAW filter) of just under 5 dB.
Lou - thanks for commenting on what probably remains at the 70 CM input.
I did some rough calcs and with the
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