Good luck Frank...You should have no problem from EM55...I can see a piece of
Northern Europe from Seattle, CN87 and have worked a few stations there.
However the footprint is very short.
73 Bob W7LRD
Seattle
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I will TRY to be in em43 today for the AO27 pass around 18:18 utc
and in em53 on AO27 around 19:57 utc. again I said I will TRY my best
WA4HFN
Damon
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Hi fellow AMSAT members,
We, in the Memphis area, are sad to report Greg, KI4OTG had a heart attack
this past Wednesday afternoon and did not survive it. He just turned 48 in Feb.
He was one of the truly nice guys, always polite and there to help. It's been
our
great pleasure and privilege to
I was sorry to hear about the passing of Greg, KI4OTG.
Greg was one of the most courteous operators that I've
known. He was active on the birds and enjoyed working
new grids. My log shows that he worked me on my Lake
Superior Grid Expedition in 28 out of the 32 grids I
operated from. He did
Battery condition tester?
When I got out of my Silverado last weekend with the Kenwood 710 left on
in beacon mode and voice alert, the dummy that was driving forgot to
turn off the 710. After sitting for a week in this condition while I
went in for surgery, the battery was dead when I tried
Hi all, I have been having issues with Echolink...so I haven't been able to run
my own net! Although...feel free to use the net reflector if I am not present.
Does anyone know why my mic will not work with Echolink?
Vince Waelti, K9TSUWX9MCS Skywarn Control OperatorMidwest SSTRC Spotter:
To all who worked me today in em43 and 53 that need a card,please send me your
log info and I will send you the card
Thanks to all
73 WA4HFN
Damon
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I think I'm having some 'buyer's remorse' over my purchase of the 910H
I would like to have some input from the sat group as to why one radio is
overwhelmingly compelling over the other for sat work. (I am aware of the
power diff) FYI, It's not likely that I will ever go to the full on 100+
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Hi Ted,
I have used all three radios (FT-847, IC-910, TS2000). They all work on
satellites more or less good. They all have their pros and cons and most of
the time it comes down to personal preference. I started my satellite work
with the FT-847 and loved the radio for that. Internal power for
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