All,
A reminder that if you have been putting off working through the ARISSat-1
repeater, receiving SSTV pictures, or submitting telemetry, the next few
weeks will be your last opportunity to be a part of this satellite's
history. Since deployment in August, ARISSat-1 has descended about 60 km,
After trying without success yesterday, tried today and just at the end of the
1604-1614Z pass, I heard the SSTV transmission and the multi-language
announcement from Arissat-1.
At 1610-1611, signal was S8 on 145.950 (max El = 30 Deg) with the following:
Kenwood TH-G71 HT
Comet dual-band
Alan P. Biddle schrieb:
All,
A reminder that if you have been putting off working through the ARISSat-1
repeater, receiving SSTV pictures, or submitting telemetry, the next few
weeks will be your last opportunity to be a part of this satellite's
history. Since deployment in August, ARISSat-1
Given the current problems with AO-51, should we be listening for a signal on
435.150 Mhz? Could another downlink, such as 435.300 MHz, get switched on
randomly?
73,
Ollie AJ1O
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A great pass of AO-51 at 2:31PM PST over Southern California - and the West
Coast of the U.S. ...
Anyone else going to monitor/work it? I'll be online on Skype - Skype name is
...
clintbradford
And I'll have my cell phone outside - 909-241-7666.
It is a great, middle-of-the-day pass ... If
We try to include guests to the Board meeting in the minutes. Below is my
current list, though not everyone signs in, or gets noticed. Anybody who
was there, or knows somebody who was there, and was inadvertently missed?
73s,
Alan
WA4SCA
Alex Harvilchuck, N3NP
Bill Reed, NX5R
Bill Tynan,
There have been a few comments about having the control operators do this or
that. Are you guys not listening or what. The thing has been on its last legs
all summer after the last episode with the batteries and they had enough
trouble trying to keep it going then.
Seriously people, get a
... Some peoples kids I swear ...
I guess you've never lost a friend after a seven-years-or-more relationship
...
Yes, those who pay attention knew this day was coming. Shame on you, though,
for demeaning the passing
of what has been a brilliant marketing and public relations and
... nothing heard here - Kevin KF7MYK
Thanks to the three folks in my Skype conference ... and another three texting
me on my phone, and to Kevin and others with email messages ...
Nope - darn it - nothing heard on what has - for the past 6+ years - been a
great pass of AO-51.
Clint, K6LCS
It's unlikely. We think the 435.150 tx is still on a very, very low power, so
if you have a good station you might hear it if the battery voltage comes up
enough.
This week I want to look into trying the S band transmitter. Being from a
cordless phone, it may still work at the lower voltage
Drew: Thanks for the info.I'll use the big antennas and switch on the
preamp.
Kevin: I wasn't asking the ops team to make any changes. I was wondering if
AO-51 might randomly start transmitting on a different frequency. Just
searching for signs of life. :)
73,
Ollie AJ1O
On Nov 27,
Clint, maybe YOU need to re-read Kevin's post. He was not 'demeaning'
anything. He was simply reminding people to pay attention to what the
control ops post here...obviously, most do, but some will ask questions that
have already been addressed.
You are in no position to say 'shame on you' to
Kevin and I are - I believe/ hope - are buds ... My emotional reply was NOT
directed AT him ...
Sent from my iPod touch.
On Nov 27, 2011, at 15:27, Ted k7trkra...@charter.net wrote:
Clint, maybe YOU need to re-read Kevin's post. He was not 'demeaning'
anything. He was simply reminding people
All,
With the research and recent heads up by Mineo Wakita, JE9PEL, Allan Biddle,
WA4SCA and Clint Bradford, KCLCS it appears there may be only a few weeks left
to receive and experiment with ARISSat-1/RADIOSKAF-V.
On Monday Nov 28 I will be set up to receive voice, CW and SSTV via the
- Original Message -
From: James R Miller g3...@jrmiller.demon.co.uk
To: domenico.i8...@tin.it
Cc: peter.guel...@kourou.de
Sent: Monday, November 28, 2011 1:57 AM
Subject: Re: Fw: [amsat-bb] AMSAT-DL Hears Mars Science Laboratory X-Band
Downlink
Dear Domenico,
I was really impressed
Did anyone happen to re-create the photo of Lance Ginner holding OSCAT 1
under his arm at the AMSAT Symposium?
What a great then and now opportunity!
Clint Bradford
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