Hi!
> Thank you AMSAT-NA for the very nice DVD mailed to members regarding the
> Proceedings of the 30th Annual AMSAT-NA Space Symposium plus other
goodies.
> My DVD arrived today.
I stopped at my PO box on my way home from Yuma AZ,
and that DVD was waiting for me. Very nice, and I
will look at i
Thank you AMSAT-NA for the very nice DVD mailed to members regarding the
Proceedings of the 30th Annual AMSAT-NA Space Symposium plus other goodies.
My DVD arrived today.
Rick - WB3CSY
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Hi all,
One is VHF and two are UHF. They are silver plated gear driven
cavities part of a larger unit. very nice stuff.
30 each plus shipping.
They are being listed for an OT here locally.
73 de Norm n3ykf
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I don't normally get too excited about these, but this one is a little closer
than normal. Some reception reports immediately after would be appreciated.
73, Drew KO4MA
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>The United States Joint Space Operations Center (JSpO
AMSAT-UK is very saddened by the passing of John Heath, G7HIA. He was a long
standing member of AMSAT-UK, and contributed to the amateur space programme
in many ways during his lifetime.
John was a regular attendee at the annual AMSAT-UK Colloquia for many years
and he enjoyed meeting up with his
I worked him twice, back in '93 via AO-13 Mode-B, SSB. I gave him a 58
each time. (My reports weren't so good!) Our first contact was a brief
one, on the first weekend I ever operated satellite. The bird was
crowded and I didn't really know what I was doing. The second QSO later
in the year
Sad to hear that John is gone.
He was one of the first QSO's I had in 1993 on RS10.
After that we had QSOs on many of the satellites.
I also remember him from the AMSAT-UK Colloquia where he helped to introduce
new users to satellites. Always friendly and good to talk with.
The last 3 to 4 years
Hi all,
Also deeply saddened by the news - A wonderful person whom greatly
supported Amsat and our hobby.
He will indeed be greatly missed and my thoughts are with family and
friends - RIP John.
Ken Eaton
GW1FKY
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Very sad to here John now SK ,rembember meeting him a few years,and working him
lots via the birds...
thanks for the good work you did John...
RIP... Paul 2E1EUB
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Thank you Andy.
We have lost a wonderful individual and friend. I am privaliged to
have shared a golden age in amateur satellite communication with John.
David G0MRF
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From: andy thomas
To: amsat
Sent: Sat, 16 Feb 2013 12:15
Subject: [amsat-bb] John Heath G7HIA,
I have been deeply hurt by the death of John. I know him for a very long
time and I highly respected him. We had so many good and fruitful
discussions about telemetry and analysis of data. As Andy said, with his
good contacts to the Russians he was a very important person for us. He
built a bridge
Hello,John remembered meeting him when Surrey was held colloquim them we
also connected and made ??QSOs via fo-29, ao-51, so-50
John, rest in peace.
Roberto iw5bsf
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From: "Matthias Bopp"
To: "'amsat'"
Sent: Saturday, February 16, 2013 1:19 PM
Subject: [amsat-bb] R
All,
this is indeed very sad ... last time I was in touch with John was about 1
year ago when he posted a request for contributions for the Sounds from
Space collection in Radcom.
Also at that time he even extracted himself some old recordings from his old
files and sent them to me.
He was very
All,
this is very hard to write, but his family has just told me that my good friend
John Heath, G7HIA succumbed to cancer and passed away last night. They asked me
to tell his amateur radio friends here and I know that amsat-uk have also been
told.
I'l leave it to others to complete his obi
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