http://www.ne.jp/asahi/hamradio/je9pel/fitsatle.htm#led
JE9PEL, Mineo Wakita
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Hi,
Just a note to say that there will be a series of updates coming out in the
next few weeks which will introduce some of the most popular feature
requests.
Also a quick heads up to say that once these are done we will be
introducing a paid HamSatDroidPlus version which will have a richer
Does anyone know what the conversion spec is? What input range maps to
what output range? Seems like a most basic spec, but I can't find it
anywhere.
Fire up your favorite SDR software. Tune to 100MHz + (+/- the tuning offset
from the tuning procedure) + your desired frequency and
Hi David,
I sent you an email some days ago with some suggestions...
The thing I am missing most is a feature to select just a few satellites to
quickly predict one or the other without having to work with the full list.
I think a way to select the so50, vo52, ao7 and iss, for example, would be
On 01/13/2013 04:45 PM, Greg Dolkas wrote:
Right, I got that part. But what is the input range? Does it cover DC to
100Mhz continuous? Down to 160 meters? AM broadcast? VLF? Sensitivity?
Image rejection?
It's nice to know that it uses it has a PTC fuse on the USB port, but for
an RF
The dongle with the 820T chip starts at about 12 meters and goes to nearly
1.7 ghz,
so you can use the dongle itself (without up converter) for anything above
HF. It will also receive FM stereo.
...Unless you are using the up converter with some other device.
Jeff
K2SDR
-Original
ARISSat-1 Operational Survey
by TAPR's Steve, N7HPR
at 2012 ARRL/TAPR DCC (Digital Communications Conference), Atlanta
http://youtu.be/t0i_6in8CE0
More Info about TAPR at: www.tapr.org
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