Hi to the list,
I would like to know if there is any active bird with a DL at 1.2GHz.
Thanks in advace
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1.2 GHz is never a downlink band, only uplink. Right now I think CO-56 is the
only satellite with a user-accessible 1.2 GHz uplink.
73, Drew KO4MA
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>From: Vincenzo Mone
>Sent: Jul 14, 2013 10:24 AM
>To: amsat-bb@amsat.org
>Subject: [amsat-bb] Satellite at 1.2 GHZ
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In an effort to help increase interest in satellites, we have
created a new award for working five (5) different hams in the
EM55 grid or collect 5 5 in EM55 certificate holder numbers or a
combination of numbers and em55 operators totaling 5
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*In an effort to help increase interest in satellites, we have
created a new award for working five (5) different hams in the
EM55 grid or collect 5 5 in EM55 certificate holder numbers or a
combination of numbers and em55 operators totaling 5*
Thanks
Damon WA4HFN EM55
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I will start a net on D Star on 1 August(Thursday evenings) for Amsat
users. It will be at 8:pm local Memphis,TN on REF 60 B in Nashville, TN.
through the W4LET repeater in the Memphis area. If you have a D Star radio
or a DV Dongle , please join in and share any info on grid trips you may be
plan
Hi Damon,
Could you please put that start time in a U.S. timezone or better yet,
UTC? I'm too lazy to look up the timezone for Memphis! :-)
73
Jerry
N0JY
On 7/14/2013 1:00 PM, damon runion wrote:
I will start a net on D Star on 1 August(Thursday evenings) for Amsat
users. It will be at 8:pm
UTC -5, I believe.
Dave-KB1PVH
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Wyatt,
Thanks very much for all the great contacts and new grids. You did a great job!
I appreciate it!
Jeff, NX9B and Kevin, N4UFO generously kept me on the loop every time during
your rover operation. It was an exciting hunting!
Thank you guys!
73!
Hector, CO6CBF
EL92sd
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1.2 GHz satellite is CO-65 (CUTE1.7+APDII), not CO-56.
Uplink 1267.600MHz
Downlink 437.475MHz, 9600bps GMSK
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/hamradio/je9pel/ct17gmsk.htm
JE9PEL, Mineo Wakita
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You'd think I would have this figured out by now. I never paid very close
attention to exact antenna direction until now. I mean the satellite was always
within the beam pattern. I tried the SuM part of Satpc32. I am thinking of
trying some EME, and I looked up the boom of the yagi' and I was ab
The sun is probably even better...
George, KA3HSW
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From: "Bob- W7LRD"
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Sent: Sunday, July 14, 2013 10:29 PM
Subject: [amsat-bb] antenna direction calibration
You'd think I would have this figured out by now. I never paid very close
attention to exact antenn
Bob
What I do ( and I'm not sure I'm right,but seems to work ) is to use the
North star to calibrate. I live at 41.2* latitude, so if I crank my
antennas to 41* elevation and point north 0* azimuth I should be pretty
close. I also live at 1* magnetic declination, not much so I don't worry
much ab
Hi Bob,
I use the Sun, late in the afternoon. The satellite program tells me where the
Sun should be, and I aim the rotor to match. Then up on the roof I go, to
align the rotor mount so the shadow runs down the beam. Worked quite well for
aiming at AO-40.
Of course in the Pacific Cloudy West,
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