... I don't think much of education as a reason for hamsats ...
I am a school tech support volunteer for NASA and the ARISS program. I am glad
to see that we received more than 100 applications for five slots for ISS
contacts the first part of next year. That means there are more than 100
Reminds me of a discusion I withnessed here localy.
a club had the oppertunety to promote hamradio on a local event with a
stall.
On the day of the event it turned out that the stall had nothing more
then a few HF stations all with CW key and one computer for digital modes.
When asked about why
... As wonderful as what you write is, I suspect it is not enough to sustain
the satellite part of the hobby.
First, YOU are to be commended for your support of AMSAT. I hope that all those
who got in as Lifers
back when it was really relatively inexpensive to do so still see to it that a
