urned a figure of -0.54 for
the two data sets. ( 1= perfect correlation)
Fairly new to "orbital decay predictions" so would be interested in any
comments you may have, or anyone else on the list who is knowledeable on this
subject.
73 John G7HIA
Fro
r two before eclipse
on the morning passes and was never apparent on the afternoon
passes. Even with the low power it's still a great satellite.
Use it while it is still working.
73,
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heir attention while you talk.
John
On Mon, Nov 21, 2011 at 8:31 AM, Mark L. Hammond wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> While at this moment I can't give my full appeal/rationale, what Roger
> says below echoes my key point stated during conversations at the
> recent Symposium; he has hit the
e to
cover and there is little time to backtrack. We in the sat community
understand this, teaching schedules do not. To the best of my knowledge
AMSAT does not have any written lesson plans. NASA Education probably has
some materials as well.
John
On Mon, Nov 21, 2011 at 7:52 AM, Roger wrote:
&g
g ISS contacts. The
international team handles the big picture and in the years I have been with
the school side I have not heard any AMSAT board folks on the ops telecon.
AMSAT's educational direction seems to be more university level while ARISS is
geared more to grade and high school lev
Hi Farrell,
great post and congratulations.
I am currently having fun with the 1000BPSK telemetry.
Next experinment will be a QSO through the transponder.
Its good to have a satellite that presents a few challenges.
I echo your thanks to the entire ARISSat team.
73 John G7HIA
Hi Jim,
Thanks for the update on your AMSAT Journal article.
There are several people on the bb who are following this topic and are busy
plotting data.
Any futher thoughts you have, as we move towards January would, I am sure be of
interest.
73 John G7HIA
Not to mention the cost of launch to HEO. No one with the capability is giving
it away or discounting it.
John
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On Nov 12, 2011, at 8:43 PM, Stefan Wagener wrote:
> Thanks,
>
> Cubesats working within the amateur radio frequency spectrum are
> commanded by
Just my 2 cents worth,
Whichever side of the debate you happen to be on, and I can see both sides,
there is one thing to be said in favour of the so called "beep sats"
They keep our frequencies warm whilst we wait for bigger and better satellites
73
Jo
Hi,
Thought I would give the ARISSat transponder a try.
Any recomendations from those that have worked it.
I have available a 9 element yagi and about 20W at the feed point
Is this likely to work or do I need a few kW ?
Thanks
John
G7HIA
Hi folks,
Just got my first 1000 BPSK frames of data using the ARISSat-1 Telemetry
software.
Appreciate most of you on the bb have probably already done it already.
I just wanted to say a public thank you for a superb and easy to use piece of
software.
Looks cool on screen too.
Using the CW be
Let me echo this..
Facebook is one of the sites that tries to read and write way way
to much to my system. My spam / virus system just will not let
me go there.
At 07:16 PM 11/9/2011, you wrote:
>I don't have a facebook and I would love to see them. Is there any other URL
>that have them publis
There would be 360 degrees of longitude there, and each grid square is 2
degrees wide.
73s John AA5JG
On Mon, Nov 7, 2011 at 2:19 PM, Wyatt Dirks wrote:
> thats what i thought but try and find some proof other then manually
> doing the math
>
> --
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180
On Mon, Nov 7, 2011 at 2:14 PM, Wyatt Dirks wrote:
>
> If you on standing on the north/south pole how many grid squares are you
> in?
>
> 73 Wyatt AC0RA
>
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Has anyone used a Kenwood TR9500 70cm all mode on the satellites? I have
found one for sale at a decent price, and am wondering how it would do in a
satellite station-coupled with an Icom 706 original.
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Hi folks,
The Celestrak web site has some great in depth stuff on keps and tracking.
I think most people just drop onto the site to get the keps, but its certainly
worth a more detailed look.
A big thank you to Dr. Kelso for a great site.
73 John G7HIA
Rodney had some trouble posting this:
i operated from dn80/81 by Julesburg, CO off the side of the road,
those that would like a card just send the contact
information to my email and cards will be made up
thanks to those that worked me,
this weekend if the weather holds out i will operate from w
enough sun, the bird stays on and the signal is
strong. You just never know what it is going to do.
73,
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At 11:37 AM 10/24/2011, you wrote:
>> Just way to many "kids, lids and space cadets "
>> Standing in their back yard on a FM HT.
>> Pass after pass it seems to always to be the same people.
>
>The dark-side of Ham radio is the Curmudgeons who feel they must hold
>everyone back to their own style an
ure do (still) miss AO-40
John, W0JAB
At 10:28 AM 10/24/2011, you wrote:
>Gentlemen,
>
>I have spent too much money on an FT-847!
>
>I had better to buy a well equipped HF transceiver instead!
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cense once and for all . again in the name of
political correctness. That was about the time I up and quit. I was not
about to be a sitter and fixing other peoples SNAFU.
I still have mine and it's good for life.
There just is no replacement for k
I just wish a could have had a free pass when I went after the
1st class radio telephone back in 1967.
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willing to help anyone with a question. I wish I could say that for the non
satellite ham community.
John - AG9D
On Sat, Oct 22, 2011 at 10:48 AM, Michael Schulz wrote:
> And luckily there aren't too many people who are so full of themselves and
> view themselves as
> superio
n UHF with virtually no
antenna.
If you haven't worked much ssb or cw on ARRISat-1, now is the
time to start trying again. We won't have this opportunity
forever.
73,
John K8YSE
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EXPENDABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE STATUS REPORT Oct. 19, 2011
Spacecraft: NPP (NPOESS Preparatory Project) Launch Vehicle: Delta II 7920
Launch Site: Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif.
Launch Date: Oct. 28, 2011
Launch Window: 2:48:01 a.m. - 2:57:11 a.m. PDT (9 min., 10 sec.) Orbital
Altitude: 512 miles
At 14:29 19/10/2011, you wrote:
Some of you may have heard that a team in the UK are trying to
re-contact and old British launched satellite for the anniversary of
its launch (28th October 1971).
We've been given a licence to transmit and will be testing our
re-engineered ground-segment in th
Thank you Patrick and all the other that gave me a call yesterday. It was a
very successful presentation and demonstration.
In fact, I heard from Dave W6KL this morning and he has already ordered an
Arrow and a TH-D72A.
John Belstner W9EN
Valley Center, CA DM13le
I will be giving a satellite presentation at the Old-Old-Timers-Club (OOTC)
Chapter 2 meeting in Long Beach today from 1800 to 2100 UTC. I'll be on the
2130 UTC pass of AO-27 for a demo to the group. Give us a call!
Cheers,
John W9EN
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have caught me out in the past.
BTW - dont expect agreement to the second between different tracking software.
Its only a prediction and not all programs use the exact same algorithms to do
the calcs.
Good Luck
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satisfying.
Thanks again to everyone that made this milestone possible.
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in the penumbra either.
73 John G7HIA
From: Greg D.
To: g7...@btinternet.com; amsat-bb@AMSAT.Org
Sent: Saturday, 1 October, 2011 5:18:47
Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: Width of the Earth's penumbra
The ISS isn't going straight through the Penumbra,
This bb never fails to amaze me with how helpful folks can be.
It was G0SFJ's postings about ARISSAt-1 MET time which set me thinking about
the
width of the half shadow (Penumbra) experienced by the satellite before and
after eclipse.
I was pointed to the simulation option in the satellite tra
Hi Ken and the bb,
ARISSat-1 heard in south Devon 1080ej this morning 10:00 utc pass.
It didn't switch on until quite late into the pass. Voice tlm gave MET as 16
minutes.
I timed the announcement it at 10:11:16 UTC. (radio controlled clock)
73 John
at that altitude?
Working out the transit time through that region might be informative.
73 John G7HIA
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good for western and
the southeastern USA. Give it a try. It's 15 degrees for
me but I'll be calling. Run as much power on the uplink
as you have. It doesn't hear very well with a stubby
antenna. Hope to work you.
73,
John K8YSE
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Who cares if you can see it. What sort of meteor burn will we get off it?
Should ionize the E layer for several minutes.
73s John AA5JG
- Original Message -
From: "Clint Bradford"
To: "AMSAT BB"
Sent: Saturday, September 24, 2011 5:06 AM
Subject: [amsat
m ND9M and Rob KD4ZGW. Well done!
73,
John K8YSE
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ge to be posted later this week with details. AUSSP has some
initial Keplerian element sets furnished by NASA that will be used for initial
orbit predictions.
73
John...
WB4LNM
Technical Advisor, AUSSP
Message: 8
Subject: [amsat-bb] Aubiesat Launch in October ?
Gunter's space page
Bob, K8BL, will be heading back from Nova Scotia
Saturday and will stop somewhere in FN55 during the
afternoon. He could work an AO-27 or an AO-51 pass.
This grid is pretty rare so try not to miss him.
73,
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below 30 degree passes.
So, would a dualband that is 1/4 wave on each band cover things pretty
well? It appears like it would.
73s John AA5JG
On Thu, Sep 15, 2011 at 12:07 PM, Bob Bruninga wrote:
> Peter,
> I donno. The only 1/4 19.5" antenna I ever used I just drilled into the
&
Thanks for the messages so far. I am looking at using something that can be
used while in motion-putting on some grids while driving on family trips. I
realize it is far from optimal, but better than being QRT.
73s John AA5JG
On Wed, Sep 14, 2011 at 6:11 PM, Andrew Glasbrenner <
glasb
than
a 5/8 wave would.
73s John AA5JG
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. Today he operated from
FN64 on the AO27 and AO-51 passes at 1838z and 1913z
respectively. Look for him on AO51 at 2051z, maybe in
another grid.
John Papay
j...@papays.com
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Hi Hector,
Congratulations on the award. It is always a pleasure to work you on the FM
sats. Thanks for getting out your grid to many of us.
Now to get the VUCC endorsements.
73s John AA5JG
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From: "Hector Luis Martinez Sis"
To:
Sent: Friday, Se
h him. No info on how long he might be there, but if
you are on the East Coast and need EA8, listen for him.
73,
John K8YSE
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Hi,
not sure if the -bb supports attachments but will give it a try.
I have images of the control station complete with 1970's computers, and the
receiving station.
Nice picture of the antenna array which appears to be four crossed yagi's in a
square, each one has 8 pairs of elements
rom a point 65 miles
west of your QTH, because those points wouldn't be too far apart-50 + 65 =
115, within the 124 miles limit.
73s John AA5JG
On Wed, Sep 7, 2011 at 8:42 PM, Kevin Deane wrote:
>
> (e) Stations who claim to operate from more than one grid locator
> simultaneou
Leonov and
Valentina Tereshkova. Those are treasured memories.
73 John G7HIA
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Patric, VE3HZQ, announced on the air that he would
be operating from EN85 on Wednesday, 14September2011.
This is a fairly rare grid spanning the US and Canada.
He has been active recently from his home grid, EN96.
73,
John K8YSE
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Hi,
Looked to see what I had on Prospero from the previous attempts to hear it.
This might be of interest. I only have this fragment, not the entire paper, or
section 4.4 more's the pity.
73 John G7HIA
Accession Number : AD0734634
Title : Orbital Operations Handbook for the X3 Sate
At 11:41 06/09/2011, you wrote:
Is Prospero still transmitting?
Sometime ago, I think in 2007 the BBC TV program Coast was on the
Isle of White
where there had been a test stand for rocket testing.
I have a copy of that program, It was BBC "Coast" Series 2, Episode 1
Dover to Isle Of Wight
Hi Trevor,
Many thanks for the link to DD1US, great to have these recordings preserved.
73 John G7HIA
From: Trevor .
To: amsat-bb@amsat.org
Sent: Tuesday, 6 September, 2011 12:52:32
Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: Is Prospero still TX'ing?
Although fundi
memory is a bit hazy.
Subsequently I spent quite a few hours listening for it with a tower mounted
5el
X yagi, an up to date set of keps, and an FT847 - after several days, nothing
heard.
73 John G7HIA
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At 21:42 03/09/2011, you wrote:
I am planning to install my G5400 rotator inside a tower having a
welded rotator shelf. The tower is not installed yet and will have
one face against the side of my house which is positioned about 28
degrees northeast (Per Google Earth).
I assume when I drill t
from cubesats etc.
Thanks in advance
John
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23:2623:33 CM86
AO-5123:4700:02 CM86
AO-5101:3001:39 CM86(maybe)
73,
John K8YSE
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Hi Cris
There is an additional benefit with Fibreglass tube.
Just use the wood inserts on the clamping areas, rotator and antenna clamps.
Then the tube will flex in high winds and absorb some wind enegy.
73 John G7HIA
From: Howard Long
To: Chris Bloy
Cc
Actually -
those of us in the rural area get the Internet by one of 2 ways.
1. dial up, slow but just like sunset it finely get's here.
2. satellite. With a bandwidth limit - once limit is reached
speed slows down to that of dial up or one "must" pay
more for the service.
Having said that how
How much power is AO51 currently running? It sure sounded good on the
2200UTC pass yesterday-much more solid receive here than I was getting for
AO27 or SO 50.
73s John AA5JG
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From: "Andrew Glasbrenner"
To: "Joe"
Cc:
Sent: Thursday, Aug
Hi
I can now meet the publication deadline.
Thanks to everyone who replied, including Peter DB2OS Amsat-DL
73 John G7HIA
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Hi,
Can anyone on the list point me to source of high resolution images of
AO-40/P3E.
Need it for a magazine article. The images found via google are all low res.
Tried Peter DB2OS at amsat-dl but no reply as yet, and my deadline is two days
away.
Thanks
John
G7HIA
By the way, try to get Win 7 Home Premium and avoid the "crippled" Win 7 starter
edition if you can.
John K1AE
John Allen - PC Support Solutions www.pcsupportsolutions.com
PC On Site Service and Training - Computer HW/SW/Network debugging, installation
and upgrades.
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interested in others replies.
73's < John
On Sat, Aug 13, 2011 at 9:09 AM, Mike wrote:
> I was wondering how long of a shaft I should use to go through the rotator?
> What is the norm. to have on each side if there is one?
&g
FunCube on eBay. Works perfectly but I don't. SDR just not for me.
Serial 0002365
NS1Z / EL99bf
John Wilcox
Silver Springs, FL
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I worked an N8?? Station from EL41 on 8/10/20011 on the 18:15Z pass I
copied the call sign as N8?O... Pals verify the call sign please.
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L and I'll be happy to get one out in the mail.
73
John - W9EN
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module. I would also
be interested in a yaesu FT100D or FT857D for the right price. It needs the mic
and power
cord. Any other accessories aren't really needed. Let me know if you have
one for sale.
73s John AA5JG
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Thanks to all who offered guidance, especially W5MPC Mike... all is working
now. I have uploaded SAT logs back to July 2005 so hopefully some of us will
get some confirmations!
r/
John N4NAB
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, but whatever it has does work
if you have big antennas. Using a KLM435-40cx and
a KLM 2M-14C. Just amazing.
73,
John K8YSE
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When I said failure of Yuri's night I was speaking solely of ARISSat's role
in it.
John
On Thu, Aug 4, 2011 at 6:02 PM, Clint Bradford wrote:
> >> ... the failure of Yuri's Night ...
>
> Huh?
>
> Yuri's Night was a wildly successful event - with gath
Great pass over Chicago. Strong signals, copied voice telemetry, greetings,
SSTV. Following the threads here, it may not be perfect but it's a hell of
a lot better than Suit Sat and is proving new systems and technologies. As
far as "educational outreach" goes I know that the ham community is a
fr
What a signal! I have to admit, I didn't think it would be as good as it
was. When ARISSat-1 was at 35 degrees, the signal was full-quieting.
Decent SSTV pix received as well. Totally awesome!
John KB2HSH
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0048 UTC South West of England IO82ej
Strong SSTV signal heard but not decoded.
Satellite at 5 degrees elevation.
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ht back to Earth? Who would have paid for
it? Or would it have been a loss for the contributors involved?
My 2 cents!'
John KB2HSH
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On 8/3/2011 1:55 PM, John Becker wrote:
> that a cable comes up a meter short?
>
> or is it a routing problem?
>
> But nevertheless makes for some good mid day
> TV watching Sure beats c-span.
Re: the Sergei and Sacha show,
I'm thinking the manual wasn't trans
that a cable comes up a meter short?
or is it a routing problem?
But nevertheless makes for some good mid day
TV watching Sure beats c-span.
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Yes I have been watching for about 3 hours now on NASA TV via
dish network.
John.
And loving it... about to get a tears in the eyes
.
At 09:36 AM 8/3/2011, you wrote:
>I hope every AMSAT member is watching this right now, it's incredibly exciting!
>
>I'm tuned in at
YEP...sure looks like it!
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Watching the deployment live right now. Is it just me, or do the cosmonauts
look as though they're beating the CRAP out of ARISSat while trying to
jettison it?
John KB2HSH
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I am looking for a Kenwood TM451A 70cm radio with 2m receive. Must be able to
transmit in the 430-440 range as well as the repeater subband portion of 70cm.
Anyone have one they are looking to sell?
73s John AA5JG
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good satellite rigs?
Is there much of a chance of finding a 430-440mhz module for it? I already
have a 2m rig as well as a HF rig, but would be nice to have a backup for each.
Are there many age related issues going wrong with the 726?
73s John AA5JG
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am looking for a monoband radio, not one of the HF/VHF/UHF radios as I have
the other bands covered already. I would like one that is plenty sensitive
on FM as well to receive the FM satellites.
73s John AA5JG
PA can only put out so much power (say 1W). So if
your uplink is 20 dB stronger at the satellite than anyone else's, your
downlink
could be transmitted at .99W leaving only 10mW for the rest of the QSO's in the
passband.
73
John Belstner W9EN
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- Ori
many wish we had, but it is the highest bird
we have right now. Let's use it while we still have it.
73,
John K8YSE
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bit confused for what.
Some seem to use it to post that APRS location
Others (who seem to be limited to VHF & UHF) are
trying way way to hard to work DX.
I may be wrong but they are the reason I have given up completely
on it.
John, W0JAB
John, W0JAB
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Erling, LA4FPA, will likely be on the AO-7 pass
today around 1952utc. You can track him on aprs.fi
using LA4FPA-9. He has been operating from JP32 but
is planning for JP22 today. Good luck.
73,
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Seems to me that every program that I have tried I had to
"fine tune" it just a bit. But once that "sweet spot" was found
never had to touch it again.
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adio when your computer can
make your life so much easier. You will never have to apologize for not being
on frequency. If I wasn't able to have doppler control on my radio, I wouldn't
spend much time on the linear birds, unless of course there was a rare grid
to be worked.
73,
John K8YSE
ed rod, no charge. It is a mystery as to how that insert
was pulled out. Once the new one was hammered in, it was in there
solid. Customer service is great.
73,
John K8YSE
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No
the power for Q3 and Q4
or the Q2 regulator, a 7806, which provides the voltage to the pots. A failure
in these circuits would
kill the meter readouts and the voltage feedback to the automatic control.
John Kopala
N7JK
> Date: Tue, 19 Jul 2011 16:54:10 -0400
> From: "Jeff KB2M"
.
Hope I can work someone. Please give me a call if you hear me.
73,
John K8YSE
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Jim is about 20 miles away from the DM51/52 line and plans
to operate from there on the AO-27 pass coming up at 2047z
or so. If he doesn't make that pass, he'll likely be on FO-29
at 2213z or so. You can track him on APRS, ND9M-9.
73,
mailed on the 5th and the certificate was received on the
11th!
Thanks also to Dave, KB1PVH, for organizing the event on satellites.
He also sent a card for our K2H contact on SO-50. The event creates
lots of activity on both FM and the linear birds each year.
73,
John K8YSE
ing a card can just drop
an email to my qrz.com address. I already have sent cards for XE1AO,
AC0RA, CO6CBF and KI6WZU. I know others said they wanted the card but that's
all I could find notes for. No need to send a card, just an email
request will do.
73,
ng
from another grid close to where you live is not difficult and
you will find it very rewarding. Try it; someone will appreciate
you doing it and you will have a lot of fun in the process!
73,
John K8YSE
John Papay
j...@papays.com
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Hi,
Surprisingly I received a beacon from FAST2 this morning.
I've seen posts to indicate that it is slightly high in frequency, does
anyone know if this is the case?
Regards
John
EI7IG
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>
> As far I remember Japonese's bombed Pearl Horbor and not Germans !
>
No, The Japanese shot JFK!
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