Just want to say that I missed the heck out of URI, I can not, still, by
listening to him, even by the Recoding's, CO6CBF is plenty clear... URIIs
Loud as ever. EVERYONE does not sound like that...
Point being made I Still Love the Regular's hope to make a another contact with
Hi,
We are pleased to announce that we've released a new version of the app!
This now uses my Java port of John Magliacane's Predict SDP4 to support
the elliptical orbit CubeSats to be launched on VEGA.
The app is free and is available for download from the Android Marketplace.
73
Dave
Cool,
just wondering which Android tablet people are using and what is their
experience in portable use.
Tx Stefan VE4NSA
On Tue, Feb 7, 2012 at 4:38 PM, David Johnson d...@g4dpz.me.uk wrote:
Hi,
We are pleased to announce that we've released a new version of the app!
This now uses my
It is actually pretty nice on my Samsung driod phone. I hope later the map
will be able to go full screen and/or landscape.
Works well!
Ronny
K4RJJ
- Original Message -
From: Stefan Wagener wagen...@gmail.com
To: David Johnson d...@g4dpz.me.uk
Cc: amsat-bb@amsat.org
At 09:03 07/02/2012, you wrote:
Cool,
just wondering which Android tablet people are using and what is their
experience in portable use.
Tx Stefan VE4NSA
I'm using Hamsatdroid on my Samsung Galaxy S2 Smartphone.
It's compact and very quick, The phone is equipped with GPS so
it even gets your
Hi,
Glad it's being so well used.
I'm the new custodian of the code and we've got Juan Ranuarez to thank
for the idea and original code-base.
WRT landscape mode, that's already being worked on. It uses the built in
sensors to detect the rotation.
Take a look at the Roadmap on the site:
Peter,
An omni antenna with the current crop of LEO's is at the margin for an
effective station. A preamp will help substantially in two cases: 1) the
antenna and radio are far enough apart the RF losses in the coax cable degrade
the signal (and more importantly, the NF), or 2) your radio's
I have tried it on my Galaxy Tab 10.1 and my wife's Kindle Fire. It runs ok
on both but is setup for smartphones and looks a bit sad on a tablet. It is
early days and I am sure they will re-work the user interface. I do not
want a phone that is smarter than me so I do not have a smartphone. I find
Video about the Vega satellites
http://www.uk.amsat.org/4476
Student Satellite Launch To Be Broadcast Live
http://www.uk.amsat.org/4460
73 Trevor M5AKA
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Hi,
We've targeted the small form factor of the rather a tablet, at the moment.
If there is enough interest we will make it multi-platform.
Yes, the next release (0.9) will have landscape capability, orientation
changed using the sensors. Again, targeted at phone use.
We've had a few people
David,
Want to thank you for HamSatDroid. It is a fine application and I use it
alot.
Thanks for your continued work on this. Adding eliptical orbits was
outstanding.
From: David Johnson d...@g4dpz.me.uk
To: Stefan Wagener wagen...@gmail.com
Cc:
+1 for Nook Tablet support. I'm using the old version on the Nook. It's
fine. The problem with the Nook right now is that shortly after the Nook
Tablet was released, BN released a firmware update that blocked the ability to
sideload applications (in other words, bypass the BN app store)
Thank you for the HamSatDroid. I am happy with it, nice features. Hope
to seem some new features that take advantage of the tablet format. I
use it on the Acer Iconia A500 tablet.
Ernie
On 2/7/2012 3:28 PM, David Johnson wrote:
Hi,
We've targeted the small form factor of the rather a
I second the comment about getting a switched one. Unless you have a
dedicated RX or have disabled the TX, you will certainly pop a RX only amp.
Its just a matter of when. Happened to me twice before admitting my
clumsiness.
I've had very good luck with the ARR switched amps. I have two for
This weekend, Orlando, Florida is the place to be !!!
We invite everyone to the 66th annual Orlando Hamcation at the Orlando
Fairgrounds.
Hamcation kicks off on Friday, Feb.10th at noon and ends 14:00 ET, Sunday, Feb.
12th.
AMSAT will be well represented with adjoining booths in the
Dear AMSAT community,
I
am writing to inform you of a new conference that may be of interest
to you.
Cornell/JA/MIT are organizing the 1st Interplanetary CubeSat Workshop.
The conference will be held at the end of May this year at MIT, and
abstracts are now being accepted for technical
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