Gentlemen,
Anyone heard CHIBIS-M at all today?
I have listened on three pass today, but heard nothing.
David
David G. Hopkins (VK4ZF)
CAPALABA QLD
AUSTRALIA
27.32.38S 153.12.03E
QG62OL
Skype :- davhop
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The new verion has a bug and the below error is shown the bat file is executed.
"Unable to access jar file2010-gndcclient-java3.jar"
Java needs to be started manually, double click on the jar file or runjava -jar
GNDClient.jar. The final version will be available next week from the MASAT
Team.
Someone might find this interesting.
http://www.tomdoyle.org/CheapRotorController/
73 W9KE Tom Doyle
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One of the really impressive things I've been able to do with the virtual WinXP
under Win7---running old DOS programs that use hardware comm ports 1 or 2 with
TNCs! It works wonderfully. (Seems like I tried it with DOSBOX without any
luck...)
Mark N8MH
At 11:42 AM 2/2/2012 -0600, Alan P.
At 03:44 PM 2/2/2012 -0500, you wrote:
The difference between GPS time and UTC is adjusted as necessary. The
adjustments come in the form of leap seconds and are added when needed at
the end of June or December. The difference between GPS time and UTC is
currently 15 seconds. There will be a le
At 11:57 AM 2/2/2012 -0500, "George and Cheryl Abbott" wrote:
I'm not sure about GPS,but I have noticed that the clock on our cable box
is off by up to 4 seconds at times.Customer service was not aware or
concerned when I let them know.
Well the clock on my VCR constantly flashes 12:00.
;-)
At 10:28 AM 2/2/2012 -0800, Dave Guimont wrote:
Interesting question, Vince...am sure someone on here will be able to
answer it. I know at one time the civilian population was restricted from
the most accurate location, and as I also remember the military accuracy
was within a centimeter if se
At 04:39 AM 2/3/2012, Bruce wrote:
yes, download a program called dosbox. you can then run the old dos programs.
http://www.dosbox.com/
That's the one I was trying to think of. :)
73 de VK3JED / VK3IRL
http://vkradio.com
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Thanks to Bruce and Alan i now have InstantTrack working on my windows 7
computer appreciate the help guys have a great day.
73 de VE6ITV Scott
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Please join us for the Net tonight Feb 02 on Echolink N2EYH-L @ 8PM.All the
cool people will be there.73 de WA2AQH Garty/KC2DTQ Tom
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Ahhh, yes. "UTC". That's what I meant by "Earth Time".
Need...more...coffee...
73, Jim
On 02/02/2012 08:44 PM, jmfranke wrote:
The difference between GPS time and UTC is adjusted as necessary. The
adjustments come in the form of leap seconds and are added when needed
at the end of June or
The difference between GPS time and UTC is adjusted as necessary. The
adjustments come in the form of leap seconds and are added when needed at
the end of June or December. The difference between GPS time and UTC is
currently 15 seconds. There will be a leap second added this coming June 30.
Wh
I think this has something to do with "GPS Time" vs "Earth Time".
IIRC, GPS time doesn't take into account the Leap Seconds that have been
added to Earth time since the first GPS satellites have been launched. I
think some of the newer receivers can compensate for this, but I'm not sure.
It's
Well the most likely explanation would seem to be related to your GPS
display routine. If you are getting accurate position information the
timing from the satellites must be within a few nanoseconds. The satellite
time currently differs from UTC by plus 15 seconds because UTC is retarded
by one
Interesting question, Vince...am sure someone on here will be able to
answer it. I know at one time the civilian population was restricted
from the most accurate location, and as I also remember the military
accuracy was within a centimeter if several observations were
taken...Nice to see your
I'll take a shot at this:
You can, by SatPC32 settings, limit the movement to 90 deg elevation.
That will prevent what many of us call "180 flip mode" or some
variant.
Now to limit to 85 deg?? I bet if you use a setting of either time
interval (increase it...) or Position change (increase it) yo
Scott,
No problem, unless you want to run it in full screen or graphics mode. WIN7
does not fully support DOS programs in full screen mode. However, there are
a couple of ways around that. You can run it in a virtual XP machine. I
have WIN7 Pro, and it is a free download.
However, there is
yes, download a program called dosbox. you can then run the old dos
programs.
http://www.dosbox.com/
73...bruce
On 2/2/2012 11:10 AM, Scott Smith wrote:
Hi folks, just updated one of my computers to windows 7. Does InstantTrack work
with this version of windows?. Have no problem on my other c
I had this question posted to me, and I can't seem to figure out if it is
possible.
>.I want my rotator to stop at about 85 Deg elevation and not go to 90 ,
100 , 110 etc etc but to rotate on its asmith by >180 deg and then start to
drop elevation from 85 Deg..
I know that the rotor interface u
You will find that most handheld GPS receivers sold for casual use have a
displayed time error that varies from 0 to 4 seconds. The receiver software
was designed with an emphasis on computing position and performing other
tasks, such as routing, more than on displaying time. Hence the presentat
Hi folks, just updated one of my computers to windows 7. Does InstantTrack work
with this version of windows?. Have no problem on my other computers using
windows XP. Any help appreciated .
73 de VE6ITV Scott
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I'm not sure about GPS,but I have noticed that the clock on our cable box is
off by up to 4 seconds at times.Customer service was not aware or concerned
when I let them know.
-Original Message-
From: Vince Fiscus, KB7ADL
Sent: Thursday, February 02, 2012 10:28 AM
To: amsat-bb@amsat.or
Check outhttp://gpsinformation.net/main/gpstime.htm
The short answer is, the internal GPS clock for position is very
accurate or it could not make to calculations needed as to where you
are at, but there are many factors
that might delay what time it gives to you on a display panel or thr
All,
FYI , New version of the telemetry decoding application for MASAT-1 is
available at http://cubesat.bme.hu/en/foldi-allomas/kliens-szoftver/
73
Nitin [VU3TYG]
From: zeme...@gmail.com [mailto:zeme...@gmail.com] On
Behalf Of Tibor Mezei
Sent: Thursday, February 02, 2012 6:03 AM
To: Nitin Mutt
I have an old GPS unit, a Magellan explorist 210. It's fairly accurate
determining position. After it has acquired about eight to ten satellites
the position error averages between 20 to 35 feet. Now the question, the
other day I was looking at one of the information pages the unit can
dis
Amsateers!
I was interested in obtaining a complete set of ARISSat-1 Keps for
analysis. I requested them from the AFSPC and received permission to
place them in the public domain. See my blog for the complete list
here:
http://libjoe.blogspot.com/2012/02/all-arissat-1-keplerian-elements.html
J
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