Hi Norm,
I did this many years ago for OSCAR-11, and published an outline of the
procedure in OSCAR News.
The calculations were based on procedures written by James Miller G3RUH.
There is a package of files which includes the software, documentation
and original G3RUH articles. It's a long
Ooops! I forgot to say that the file is satill.zip on my website
www.g3vwv.co.uk
It's on the OSCAR-11 page and the general satellite page.
73Clive G3CWV
On 30/09/2011 08:51, Clive Wallis wrote:
Hi Norm,
I did this many years ago for OSCAR-11, and published an outline of the
procedur
Clive,
Your website is: http://www.g3cwv.co.uk/ :)
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
http://sdr-radio.com
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Ooops! I forgot to say that the file is satill.zip on my website
www.g3vwv.co.
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Hi all,
I just tried to listen to FO-29. It was a pass with AOS here in Copenhagen
at 1057 UTC.
Nothing heard !
Reports on the report page indicate the same.
See: http://oscar.dcarr.org/
Any news from Japan ?
73 OZ1MY
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Greetings,
I just got back on the air from my new QTH (FM07uv) and monitored the beacon
with good signals on Sep. 29 from 20:51 to 21:02 UTC. I heard no transponder
activity and no beacon signal on the near zenith pass here on Sep. 30. from
19:51 to 20:05.
Jim, N8OQ
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Same here, I tried for the entire pass but no dice. I hope it's only a
temporary thing and not another linear bird lost.
Mike, K5TRI
On Sep 30, 2011, at 3:11 PM, DeYoung James wrote:
> Greetings,
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> I just got back on the air from my new QTH (FM07uv) and monitored the beacon
> with good sig
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and ask a lot
This bb never fails to amaze me with how helpful folks can be.
It was G0SFJ's postings about ARISSAt-1 MET time which set me thinking about
the
width of the half shadow (Penumbra) experienced by the satellite before and
after eclipse.
I was pointed to the simulation option in the satellite tra
The APRS frequency 144.390 MHz has been allocated for some time now and it
could be argued that it IS a satellite mode. I don't see it going away any
time soon either.
Band plans are generally suggestions unless there are specific laws allocating
particluar bands and frequencies. Are the "Osc
Google would seem to indicate that the best solution would be to use the
rules outlined by your local 2 meter coordinating committee...in
reality, those frequencies are not currently published as in use by any
amateur satellites.
Roger
WA1KAT
On 9/30/2011 5:45 PM, ka9qjg wrote:
Hello hope
Thanks to all who responded. I found that Nova for windows will predict
eclipses. Still am reading g3ruh's articles. Looks like fun.
Norm
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it is also not an oscar band in at least ITU region 1 and think regio 2
as wel meaning that it can not be used for always on transmitters and
probably not wise to use for always on recievers as wel at least if they
are linked to a transponder, guess a command reciever would be ok.
so it is ver
This is some of the activity that I know of currently taking place in
the "New OSCAR Subband"
144.3400 FM ATV Network Calling Primary (Secondary freq is 146.4300)
144.3600 AM Military Radio Collectors Association - East Coast (WW2
Aircraft Sets)
144.3900 FM Automatic Packet Reporting System (AP
Hello All,
After many months of station design, assembly and testing, Ron VY1RM in
Whitehorse, YT Canada CP20, is now QRV satellite. Ron, having been active
on satellite many years ago, was already equipped with the necessary
antennas and radios, but had required a rotor upgrade to get his antenn
The ISS isn't going straight through the Penumbra, top to bottom, but rather
diagonally through it. Neglecting that the ISS isn't going in a straight line
either (it's an arc), the 8-ish seconds are the hypotenuse of the triangle. We
still don't know the height.
I wonder if we can figure out
If this has been posted already sorry
There any freqs for the bird of china?
Thanks
Dan
Thank you for your time
KF1BUZ k1gem KF7LJV
and the birds Fred N (RIP) oli. and Kilo
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