I looking for CO folks who would like to operate a satellite pass or passes
as W1AW/0 for the ARRL Centennial QSO party.
Colorado operations will be during the weeks starting 21 May 2014 and 16
July 2014 .
More info on the QSO party at http://www.arrl.org/centennial-qso-party
I'd sure
Just in case anyone was curious about the practicality of actually transmitting
WiFi from a cubesat, I did a quick link budget. Based on typical 802.11 specs,
the MDS of a receiver is about -90 dBm. The path loss at 2.4GHz between a
ground station and a satellite overhead in a 600Km orbit is a l
Yes.
Give me a call on my cell and we can find a time.
612-597-7249
73
Rolf NR0T
On Mon, Jan 27, 2014 at 12:35 PM, Rolf Krogstad wrote:
> I will be operating on the satellites as W1AW/0 from the state of
> Minnesota (Grid EN34) from z on Jan. 29th through 2359z on Feb. 4th.
>
> Operating
As the birds dropped out of the sky above the ground station, there might be
some objections. What has to happen for long range, gigabit bandwidth, is a wide
frequency range with little time on any particular frequency so that there is no
concentrated effects on a single frequency where heating
I will soon get this right. This is the message I didn't mean to send to
the entire reflector!
On Mon, Feb 10, 2014 at 11:48 AM, Rolf Krogstad wrote:
> Yes.
> Give me a call on my cell and we can find a time.
> 612-597-7249
>
> 73
> Rolf NR0T
>
>
>
My apologies.
I didn't mean to send this email to the entire reflector.
Rolf NR0T
On Mon, Jan 27, 2014 at 12:35 PM, Rolf Krogstad wrote:
> I will be operating on the satellites as W1AW/0 from the state of
> Minnesota (Grid EN34) from z on Jan. 29th through 2359z on Feb. 4th.
>
> Operating
Yes, a dish needed, ISS HamTV provides a good illustration of the requirements
to achieve a 2 Mbps downlink at 2400 MHz.
73 Trevor M5AKA
On Monday, 10 February 2014, 18:16, Howie DeFelice
wrote:
Just in case anyone was curious about the practicality of actually transmitting
WiFi from a
Any updates?
God Bless
R
W4BUE
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On the last pass of AO-7, I was trying out various power levels as it
was a nearly overhead pass of a maximum elevation of 81 degrees. With
just 20 degrees of elevation, I heard my downlink at S8 while running
500 mW to my Elk. With about 7 dBd of gain at 432 MHz, I estimate my
EIRP to have been ar
I also worked VE3TEF this evening on FO-29 while running 500 mW PEP.
My downlink was S8 on the meter. I had more than 50 degrees of
elevation, so that helps, of course, but it's amazing what so little
power into a small handheld log periodic antenna can do!
73,
Paul, N8HM
On Mon, Feb 10, 2014 at
LOL
What email client are you using?
On 2/10/2014 12:02 PM, Rolf Krogstad wrote:
I will soon get this right. This is the message I didn't mean to send to
the entire reflector!
On Mon, Feb 10, 2014 at 11:48 AM, Rolf Krogstad wrote:
Yes.
Give me a call on my cell and we can find a time.
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