Drew,
Thanks for the reply to my post.
It does seem to me that this bird (SO-50), does have a much faster rate of
change than the other satellites I have worked. Thus judging by the amount
of twisting I have to do during one of it's passes as compared to what I do
or did for AO-51, SO-67, HO-68
Students at the Technical University of München have released a couple of short
videos on their CubeSat First-MOVE, see
http://www.uk.amsat.org/6199
73 Trevor M5AKA
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I will try and put W1AW on AO27 April 10 for the 1830Z pass. Fastest QSL is
via my call address.
Mark
Mark Spencer, WA8SME
Education and Technology Program Director
ARRL, the national association for Amateur RadioTM
43 Pinelock Dr.
Gales Ferry, CT 06335
860-381-5335
860-460-1139 (cel
Cute! It's a shame about UV rays, though.
You forgot to mention the Lego (tm) ground-station.
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