Thanks to you and the Sprout team for the QSL card, issuance No. 5, for
receiving and reporting telemetry from Sprout.
73 de andy G0SFJ
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The Star Comm Group of Memphis, TN would like to Thank K4FEG Frank Griffin
for the outstanding job he has been doing on the Grid Gorillas email BB .
Informing everyone of the grids that are being activated. This service has
helped us all to increase our grid count. There are lots of rare grids
A big THANK YOU to all who worked to make the Symposium a terrific event. The
panel at the dinner was really good. I lost count of the number of door prizes
handed out after the dinner. Someone worked incredibly hard to secure so many
prizes. It was so nice so have an eyeball QSO with Hector
Thank You Mike for version 8.3 of Online Kiss, the new version works
fine with my KPC-9612.
73 Kevin WA6FWF
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Agree Andy, I recieved my FITSAT qsl card ( #29) promptly by Air Mail, I am
still awaiting some for which I had submitted reception reports.
73
Nitin [VU3TYG]
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this is just a public posting to thank the FITSAT-1 Niwaka team for their qsl
card (number 124) acknowledging my reception of JQ6YEW, which I received in the
post this morning.
In my opinion, following this tradition of ham radio proves the entitlement to
the use of these frequencies whi
Thank you to all who helped me with NOVA. I really feel dumb about my
mistake of not looking up the REAL name of a satellite. I appreciate no
one mentioning my ignorance.
Thank you to all who commented on my camera on a beam. I forgot about
the need for a telephoto lens. I also was not thi
ahoy,
thank you to Bruce-kk5do , Rick-wa4nvm , Dave-kb1vph , Greg-ko6th ,
Eric-on4hf , Scott-n1aia for the replies and help. i was looking at the
comet cf-4160 (must be the new version), if i need it, and will be on the
air from grid cn81 soon. i have a new LiIon battery on order, so
It is nice to know that I am not alone in my way of thinking.
While we all want to encourage new people to come into the ranks of
Amateur radio, we most of all want the to do it successfully and to
enjoy their experiences.
I will offer one last Southern Folk Wisdom on the subject with regards
Hi!
After a brief pause in my satellite operating (real life gets in the
way, from time to time), I was able to get on the air for some passes
Friday and today. Thanks for all the QSOs when I was out at the hamfest
in Mesa AZ this morning, and yesterday while on a quick road trip to
southern Ariz
Hello Guys
Thanks very much to all who worked me during my Satellite Demonstration from
the sea
walk of my city.
I appreciate your participation!
73!
Hector, CO6CBF
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and ninety-nine per cent
perspiration.
Thanks for the sstv certificate, a commendably fast turnaround from CT-land !
73 de andy g0SFJ
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Many thanks for the certificate from tlm report!
73 de andy G0SFJ
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Great to receive this morning the certificate for the Russian secret word! Many
thanks!
73 de andy G0SFJ
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Thanks, for the help.
Seems most of my concerns were centered around a typo!!! ICOM IC-910 manual
(@2000) says CAT code for FM is 04 when in fact it is 05 as in all the other
ICOMS I could research!!
All indications are the pair or IC-7000’s will work just fine and a lot less
expensive than the
Hi!
I am still getting caught up after my quick trip to eastern Arizona,
but I wanted to thank everyone who made QSOs with WD9EWK at the White
Mountain Hamfest in Show Low AZ on Saturday morning, followed by QSOs
at two other locations after the hamfest Saturday afternoon/evening.
It was fun to
I want to take a
minute to say thanks to people who have helped me to discover the fantastic
satellite
world and who have had contact with me. I have spent a fantastic time on
Satellites. �I really have enjoyed it.
�
Yesterday, I
took from ND9M my grid locator number 100 and my 250 satel
Thanks to all for the replies. It is appreciated
73
Zack
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Hi all,
I just wanted to add my thanks to the folks who put on this years AMSAT
Symposium in Chicago. I had a wonderful time and absolutely enjoyed all of the
speakers. Unfortunately, I had to leave to leave on Saturday, and was not able
to be there Sunday for the tour of the Fermi Lab.
I'm no
Hi!
Thanks for all the QSOs on AO-51 and FO-29 this afternoon/evening,
from the parking lot of the Holiday Inn hosting this year's AMSAT
Symposium here in the Chicago area (grid EN62aa). With 15 QSOs on
the AO-51 pass at 2235 UTC, and 5 more on the FO-29 pass around
2330 UTC, it was a great way
Thanks a lot to all the HAMs that helped me with my 'useless' experiment.
Your reports (and especially your many kind words) were really appreciated !
--
Henk, PA3GUO
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Hi!
Now that John K8YSE is back home after a month or so on the
road, it's time to say THANK YOU Thanks for all the grids,
so many that may not have been on the air in many years - if
ever.
In looking through my log, preparing to send my QSL request to
K8YSE, I logged QSOs with K8YSE and
Hi!
Thanks for the QSOs during the last AO27 pass. It was nice to hear much of
North America on the pass. Even Larry XE2/KI6YAA from another part
of this city.
I do not know if I will work any of the upcoming AO51 passes,
since I need to make my drive home sometime this afternoon or
evening.
I want to offer my sincerest thanks to the satellite community, Drew, and
AMSAT for the support that you gave us during the TI-2 Space this year. We
are in day 4 of the teachers institute and will be wrapping up the day with
some last minute satellite contact opportunities. But over the last thre
Hi!
I had fun working those 3 passes earlier. I was in Burnaby, a suburb to the
east of Vancouver in CN89lg, and made QSOs all across North America. Even
XE2AT called me on AO7. I logged 13 QSOs on a western AO51 pass, 7 on AO7,
and 4 more on FO29. Fun!
I still plan on bing at CO60/CO70 tom
Hi!
Thanks to all the stations that made QSOs with WD9EWK yesterday,
while I was down at the DM32xx/DM42ax grid boundary near Maricopa
AZ. I parked along a road, a couple hundred yards/meters south
of the spot where four grids come together (those two, plus DM33
and DM43). I logged a total of 50
Greetings,
I want to thank all of the good folks who helped me get my satellite
station on the air. This has been a process since about last fall. We
were gone during the winter and restarted the project when I returned
home. I'd like to recognize W4AS, K7WIN, PE0SAT, KB7ADL, K0VTY, N6NKF,
Thanks guys, had a blast. A brilliant Saturday evening.
Not enough antenna gain or power here to work you but hearing you over the
last two evenings has been very satisfying. Hope to listen again tomorrow.
Congratulations to all and to those that made it, I heard several UK
stations confirmed.
Hello Alan WA4SCA and John K8YSE,
Thank you both for the SO-50 contacts at the Raleigh Hamfest (RARSFest)! I
appreciate your sharp ears and return calls. It made the demo successful. The
location wasn't great (tall metal buildings!) but the biggest problem was a
setting on my radio that I FI
Hi!
Thanks to Adrian AA5UK/KH6 for the FO-29 QSO this evening! It was
nice to work another station from Hawaii. I have worked Hawaii a
few times, and I worked the grid Adrian has been working from (BL02)
a few times last fall when Ron W6ZQ went out there. This was my
first non-FM satellite QSO
Great work, Guys. Much apprecaited.
George
WA5KBH
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From: "Rick - WA4NVM" wa4...@comcast.net
Date: Thu, 18 Feb 2010 22:10:25 -0600
To: "Tim - N3TL" n...@bellsouth.net, amsat-bb@AMSAT.Org
Subject: [Spam] [amsat-bb] Thanks to the travelers
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Ditto Super Job!
Rick - WA4NVM
> Thanks to Jim, ND9M, and Patrick, WD9WEK, for taking the time and making
> the
> effort to activate so many grid for satellite operators. Many of the grids
> they've worked passes from are fairly rare.
>
>
>
> Thank again guys, Safe travels!
>
>
>
> 73,
Thanks to Jim, ND9M, and Patrick, WD9WEK, for taking the time and making the
effort to activate so many grid for satellite operators. Many of the grids
they've worked passes from are fairly rare.
Thank again guys, Safe travels!
73,
Tim - N3TL
Athens, Ga. - EM84ha
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one in 50 mile circle who ia into satellities,so no one around to ask
questions or compare notes. Thanks to all againGeorge
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Thanks to all those who set me straight on the CAT files. Still learning
all this stuff. Hope to work you soon.
Happy Holidays.
73,
Bob AJ5C
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I want to thank everyone who made suggestions and alerted me to cautions
to take into consideration in choosing an outdoor box to house my new
preamp.
In the end I got to my local Lowes and got the one Drew suggested. It's
a very nice quality box and it has loads of room, much more than I
actu
Hi!
Thanks to John W6ZKH, Alvaro XE2AT, and Ismael XE1AY for 3 new
grids in the log during an AO-27 pass around 2043 UTC this
afternoon. As "advertised", John and Alvaro were on from unusual
spots - W6ZKH from DM07 in California, XE2AT from EK19 in Veracruz
on the Mexican Gulf coast. XE1AY was
HI all,
I got an overwhelming responce to the e-mail :-)
NO negative ones - that is the best thing about it.
May be the problem makers do not read amsat-bb :-(
That leaves it to us to help them to a good operating
practice.
An e-mail like that probably must go out at least once
a year since we g
A big thanks to Frank and his team for a fantastic conference
Nick k5qxj
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Hi!
Thanks to the 14 stations in the western parts of the USA and
Canada for making contacts with WD9EWK during my demonstration
for the Tri-City Amateur Radio Association in Goodyear, Arizona,
on AO-51 tonight. A special thank-you goes out to Rick WA4NVM -
sorry we could not hook up and compl
Thanks to the several of you that helped make my demonstration tonight a
success. Signals were great on the QRP repeater, and the JARS club enjoyed
hearing all of you (from Vermont, to Georgia to Tennesse to Kansas!).
I had a "scribe" and I think her writing says:
WA4SCA
KB1RVT
KB0RZD
N3TL
AA5U
Am overwhelmed with certificates!!
My AMSAT-India VO-52 certificate arrived a couple of weeks ago, and if I didn't
thank publicly then, my apologies, and thanks now.
My ARISS-25 anniversary certificate arrived today, courtesy of Christophe,
merci!!
And (for those who know Wash.DC) please pass
I write this just after the liftoff from the moon +40 years.
Many thanks to amsat and to nasa for the thrilling participation in the moon
landing - again,+40.
Last night as the *live* audio came over the 'net I sms/texted my (grown up)
kids as if it were live - GO for powered descent, 44000 f
Thanks to everyone who replied.
It seems that small yagis and quagis are OK in roof spaces provided that the
liner underneath the roof tiles is not metalised.
Contrary to my expectations, rain and snow on the roof doesn't cause problems.
DH5MK has some nice pictures of his attic antenna installat
I just wanted to say publicly thanks to everyone who responded to my SO50
question
Learned a lot and ready to try again (in a few days probably weather pending)
- I really think the amsat-bb is a group of very hekpful people despite reading
a couple of the posts about "don't ask stupid questions
Drew and Gould,
Thanks for getting A0-51 back up on the last pass. (around 0010utc)
Not sure who pulled the trigger, but I know both of you keep the bird
working for our ongoing communications.
Thanks again for the fast service,
Rick - WA4NVM
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