Pondering things today, I wonder if there are any satellite capable hams along
the NW African coast? I have short windows into Algeria, Morocco, Western
Sahara, Mauritania, Senegal, and maybe a little further south.
Anyone down there, or know someone that is?
73, Drew KO4MA
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Hi all!!
Easier to plan a trip, at least for satellites.
There might be some frequent flier miles in the offing.
Wonder what the license and customs information for those countries
is? Political stability?? Don't want to be in the middle of a shooting
war.
Google is my friend. Fun to think about.
Thanks to all those who offered suggestions. In the end it was a strange
problem related to the fact that I had another USB Audio CODEC device
plugged into the hub (USB record turntable for making digital copies of
LPs). Once I unplugged it and reconfigured the IN/Out assignment to follow
the Audio
http://www.parabolicarc.com/2012/11/02/spaceflight-services-completes-pdr-on-secondary-payload-system/#more-43892
a possible method for carrying one of our transponders Robert Oler WB5MZO
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Hi!
I have been going through my pictures and video from last weekend's
AMSAT Symposium in Orlando, as well as the pictures and video taken
by Hector CO6CBF (I made a copy of his camera's memory card, before
he returned to Cuba). I have posted two more videos so far. First,
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