Anyone have information about where is Yuri UT1FG/MM. He was spoted in 6 mts
for KH7Y and CX2TQ
Regards
Omar
XE1AO
DK89df
M.C. Omar Alvarez Cárdenas
Facultad de Telematica, U de C
316 1075
xe1...@ucol.mx
omar...@hotmail.com
Many thanks to all of you for the contacts during my recent western trip
through
NM, AZ, CA, NV, UT, CO and TX. I have uploaded all contacts to LOTW. If you
need
a paper card please contact me by e-mail with the contact details and I will
send one to you.
Again many thanks for the QSOs.
73,
Very nice, Timothy! Thanks for making telem easy to decode and for sharing
your links.
73,
Mark N8MH
At 11:33 PM 9/26/2012 +0200, Timothy Stranex wrote:
>Hi
>
>There are also telemetry decoders available for various satellites on
>the Carpcomm website. For example:
>
>http://carpcomm.com/sate
Hi,
> Since you brought up "politics"...all I know is that trying the same thing
> over and over usually ensures getting the same results. I dont think we are
> going to see an AO-10,13 or 40 again because of the propulsion issue. I
> doubt any group is going to let a pyalod on with a motor
cool Steve hic cool!!
73 Bob W7LRD
- Original Message -
From: "Steve May"
To: AMSAT-BB@amsat.org
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2012 1:37:03 PM
Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: Launch Costs (was-re: AMSAT-BB Digest, Vol. 7, Issue
312)
I don't know why everyone thinks it is so expensive to
Hi
There are also telemetry decoders available for various satellites on
the Carpcomm website. For example:
http://carpcomm.com/satellite/fspace1
http://carpcomm.com/satellite/swisscube
http://carpcomm.com/satellite/csswe
http://carpcomm.com/satellite/horyu2
Just click "Submit data", enter the m
At 03:44 AM 9/27/2012, Gordon JC Pearce wrote:
I'd love to get involved in that, and indeed I think a lot of the
current thread was spawned by a discussion of tracking the F-1 sat.
Unfortunately, there is only a Windows binary available of this
software. I know amateur radio is a technical ho
Well...
On Wed, Sep 26, 2012 at 4:25 PM, Gordon JC Pearce wrote:
> On 26/09/12 19:18, Mark L. Hammond wrote:
>>
>> Looks to me like the program will decode the packets right on the
>> client software.
>
>
> Not much help if there is no way to run the client software. It's
> Windows-only. I don'
I don't know why everyone thinks it is so expensive to send something to
space. Here is a video of a couple of guys that sent some Natural Light
beer "into space" with a weather balloon. Why can't we just get together
with these guys and send up a satellite?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_00eZtsuJ
On 26/09/12 19:18, Mark L. Hammond wrote:
Looks to me like the program will decode the packets right on the
client software.
Not much help if there is no way to run the client software. It's
Windows-only. I don't know anyone that uses Windows.
Packets copied, decoded. Then, there's alway
Hello folks,
David/G0MRF, part of the FUNcube team, has designed and manufactured a 2m
Filtered Preamp for use with the FUNcube dongle or any 2m receiver and has
made it available for purchase through the AMSAT-UK web shop.
I currently have two versions of the preamp. The first is a kit fo
I had a very similar issue with an Acer lt and LVB Tracker. Never solved it but
replaced lt with mini tower and all is well. It seems to be an issue of Win7
or perhaps voltage levels on the USB. Try a tower to prove it is the lt.
73,
Tom
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Looks to me like the program will decode the packets right on the
client software.
Packets copied, decoded. Then, there's always the documentation on
the web. Isn't this what you say isn't there?
What is so secret?
http://fspace.edu.vn/F_1_packet_for_radio_operators/F-1_Telemetry_Decoder_UserMa
Hi All,
I've been preparing for the CubeSat release from ISS scheduled for
tomorrow. Hope it happens!!
For my simple brain, I've figured an easy way to get the frequency
tracking/Dopper, etc entered into SatPC32.
First, we can use the ISS Keps for tracking--at least for a few days
probably, unt
It is with great sadness that I heard of Sid's death. We just talked last week
about his new cubesat project and I was pleased to support him.
My deep condolences go to his family.
Farewell, Sid
Mike, DK3WN
"Trevor ." hat am 26. September 2012 um 17:57 geschrieben:
> Sid had recently contacted
On 26/09/12 11:40, Stefan Wagener wrote:
What you do with the data is totally up to you. Many of us help these teams
and forward telemetry information to them. Some teams have developed
special software to decode the data and allow us to actively monitor the
status of the satellite and any exper
Sid had recently contacted AMSAT-UK about an amateur radio CubeSat project he
wished to start in Ethiopia.
See http://www.uk.amsat.org/?p=10512
73 Trevor M5AKA
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Not an
--- On Wed, 26/9/12, Gus 8P6SM <8p...@anjo.com> wrote:
> One can understand the reluctance to allow an explosive
> kick-motor on a launch vehicle. But is that the only
> way?
Ion motor, see http://www.uk.amsat.org//p=5153
There are several groups currently developing CubeSats with some form of
Let me add an additional recommendation. Learn to love the soundcard. Go into
the back ACC socket on your radio, find the fixed level AF signal, and send it
over to the line in on your PC soundcard. Now you can copy most of the digital
modes with software like MixW or the programs provided by th
Hi Bob,
I don't think we have any "beep boxes" out there. If that is what you call
cubesats, nano and picosats, I would highly discourage you to even look at
them. Now having said that, let's assume you want to receive data from
these satellites, there is NO one tutorial. On the other hand you co
At 06:04 PM 9/26/2012, Gus 8P6SM wrote:
On 09/26/2012 01:38 AM, Tony Langdon wrote:
And of someone wanted to try out a new propulsion system on a live
satellite, I'm sure AMSAT would be more than happy to help with the
comms side of things.
One can understand the reluctance to allow an explosi
We don't need anything so fancy as springs or rubber bands. Electric
propulsion is a mature, safe technology, with many universities and
organizations developing experimental thrusters that need to be tested in
space. Some of them even use solid propellant so no need to do safety
qualification on a
On 09/26/2012 01:38 AM, Tony Langdon wrote:
And of someone wanted to try out a new propulsion system on a live
satellite, I'm sure AMSAT would be more than happy to help with the
comms side of things.
One can understand the reluctance to allow an explosive kick-motor on a
launch vehicle. But
Where can I find a good tutorial on "how to" monitor/decode the many and ever
increasing beep boxes up there. Then, what do you do with data? Also is there a
place where the keps for these little gizzmos can be easily accessed and
downloaded into Satpc-32
work them till they drop
73 Bob W7LRD
I just suggest to disconnect civ control and try connecting lvb tracker to the
serial port used for civ.
Another option wold be to try another software, for example hrd has a rotor
control software I use with my lvb tracker. Then try to understand...
73, Steve - IW1RDZ
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