Hello, I don't know if it could help, anyway, I had problems until I directy
programmed the pic in circuit, following the instructions on the web site.
(I used a prototype board, not the official PCB).
73, Steve
Da: Yanko P. Yankov
A: amsat-bb@amsat.org
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The Russian Soyuz spacecraft carrying two cosmonauts and a NASA astronaut
scheduled for launch tonight for a flight to the International Space
Station.
LAUNCH UPDATES AND STREAMING VIDEO:
http://spaceflightnow.com/station/exp29/status.html
Video coverage begins at 2145 EST (0245Z) tonight. Liftof
Who writes this stuff? There's 700,000 licensed Amateur Radio Operators in
the United States alone!
*"There are an estimated 300,000 licensed radio amateurs in the world, and
the
American Radio Relay League hopes a large number of these hobbyists will
participate in the forthcoming experiments."*
Perhaps you missed the introduction that this is the 50th anniversary of the
first amateur satellite launch newsletter?
Dateline: Project OSCAR Newsletter November 15, 1961 at 1345 PST
Project OSCAR is providing reproductions of the satellite news from 50 years
ago when OSCAR 1 was announced on N
Jim,
> Who writes this stuff? There's 700,000 licensed Amateur Radio Operators in
> the United States alone!
>
> *"There are an estimated 300,000 licensed radio amateurs in the world, and
> the
> American Radio Relay League hopes a large number of these hobbyists will
> participate in the forthcom
Well now don't I just feel stupid.
Jim Adams - K0BAM
Delta Colorado
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At T minus 15 minutes, a camera a kilometer away from the pad cannot see the
Soyuz ... Would NASA
ever launch in this type of weather???
Clint Bradford
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Remember Apollo 12?
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Saguaro Astronomy Club
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On Nov 13, 2011, at 21:00, Clint Bradford wrote:
> At T minus 15 minutes, a camera a kilometer away from the pad cannot see the
> Soyuz ... Would NASA
> ever launch in this type
Touche, Rick. Two lightning strikes ... ABORT handle grasped for minutes ...
http://youtu.be/ajOsHVK11Lw
Clint
>> ... Remember Apollo 12?
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And mission saved because EECOM controller remembered a test that had the same
garbled pattern on his screen. He told the crew (through the Capcom) to "Try
SCE to Aux". The NY other person who knew what he meant was LMP Alan Bean.
Fortunately the switch was by his head. He flipped it and telemet
http://www.spaceflightnow.com/falcon9/003/13nextyear/
73s
Bernhard VA6BMJ @ DO33FL
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