HI David,
Maybe you can find here an interesting answer to your question.
http://www.amsat.org/amsat/articles/g3ruh/111.html
Atte.(73,s)
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Miguel Menéndez
EA1BCU
IN73an. Spain
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De: "g0...@aol.com"
Para: amsat-bb@amsat.
Last August the IARU Region 1 conference in Sun City approved two new 2m
repeater pairs RV46 and RV47
144.9750MHz in / 145.5750MHz out
144.9875MHz in / 145.5875MHz out
These may prove alternative channels for repeaters currently operating in
145.8-146 MHz.
73 Trevor M5AKA
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Hi,
As do 'Predict' and it's derivatives.
My Java open source implementation does u/l and d/l and is used in GENSO
for realtime tracking, amongst others.
- Dave
On 10/06/12 03:23, i8cvs wrote:
Hi David, G0MRF
If you read the old issues of OSCAR-News from AMSAT-UK you
will realize that a se
Here's a quick and dirty trick for estimating elevation I learn in an astronomy
club. I'm pretty average so it works great for me.
Extend your arm position your hand facing back at you. On average, supposedly,
each finger width represents 2 degrees. Hence each hand span, including thumb,
is 10 d
Hi John,
My copy of the June 10, 2012 14:36 UTC pass from EM12DL (32.475833N,
97.745556W, 249M AMSL):
14:39 hi hi de ki4nqo aubiesat 1 vb 3r53 sk
14:40 hi hi de ki4nqo aubiesat 1 vb 3r52 sk
14:41 hi hi de ki4nqo aubiesat 1 vb 3r52 sk
14:42 hi hi de ki4nqo aubiesat 1 vb 3r56 sk
14:43 hi hi de k
Fantastic and congratulations
Here is a video of the 9:36 AM cst pass.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNM1z7C6l-0
Thanks
nick
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Cell 337 258 2527
Helping UL become a world Class Engineering and Educational School
-Original Message-
From: amsat-bb-boun...
My copy of the June 10, 2012 16:13 UTC pass from EM12DL (32.475833N,
97.745556W, 249M AMSL):
16:17 hi hi de ki4nqo aubiesat 1 vb 3r59 sk
16:18 hi hi de ki4nqo aubiesat 1 vb 3r57 sk
16:19 hi hi de ki4nqo aubiesat 1 vb 3r55 sk
73,
Jerry
NØJY
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I'm in Ft. Myers for work tomorrow, and might have an opportunity to put
EL86 on in the late afternoon/early evening. If there is interest, let
me know and I can follow up with you directly when I know my schedule
better. I'm guessing VO-52 and AO-7 will be the best candidates.
73, Drew KO4MA
BUONGIORNO,jam it, hack it, call the mafia to blow it up 145.850 is
cosa nostra "our thing"Jam, hack, chiamare la mafia farlo saltare in aria
145,850 è cosa nostra "la nostra cosa",,,JUST JOKING, I HOPE YOU CAN GET THEM
TO ANOTHER FREQUENCY. ,,, Solo scherzando, spero che si
I was wondering if anyone has been having problems with Orbitron lately. I
down loaded it yesterday and the ISS was all over the place on the map! It
just kept bouncing around. I uninstalled it and reinstalled and got the same
thing! I tried the Weather Sats and it seemed like it was ok. I'm runnin
Silly question, but did you download the latest keps? If so, you may have
corrupt data for the ISS.
George, KA3HSW
- Original Message -
From: "Mike"
To:
Sent: Sunday, June 10, 2012 10:16 PM
Subject: [amsat-bb] Orbitron
I was wondering if anyone has been having problems with Orb
> Transit of Venus Special Event, 6 June 2012:
> For the 7th time in Human history and last time this
> century, Venus will pass in front of the sun on 6 June 2012.
> See web page: http://aprs.org/VenusTransit2012.html
Preliminary APRS Report:
There were 9 overall observation sites that checked
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