Hi Peter,
you have two options in menu Rotor Setup:
1. Limit max. elevation to 90° and activate 450° azimuth range,
2. Limit azimut range to 360° and activate Flip mode (180° elevation).
You cannot combine 450° azimut and 180° elevation. That isn't necessary.
The purpose of both options is the
Tom
the program supports the sub tone function of the FT-857 for woking SO-50.
If you configure the Icom as Radio 1 and the FT-817 as Radio 2 the 817
will transmit on 2m with FO-29, SO-50. Choose SO-50 and click the control T
to T1 or T2. A little T will appear in the display. The program
Hi Hans,
look at the email below from Erich for SatPC32:
..the AO-73 Keps are now available from the Celestrak site.
a. Copy the following address to the aux. file Celestrak.SQF (all aux.
files can be opened and edited from menu ?, Auxiliary Files):
Hi Mike,
You have two choices in SatPC32 --local and UTC. You have the same
choices in the computer OS...just just adjust them until it does what
you want.
Local time is my preference for all of my computers. Then I set up
SatPC32 differently on different machines, depending on their
I have been trying to get familiar with PCSAT32. I was a bit confused today.
I tried switching from EST to UTC on my computer and I assumed everything
would remain the same as far as satellite positions on the map etc. When I
did change the time everything changed why is this? Where should I
Hello Mike,
I suppose you have set the time zone of your location with the Windows
Control panel and your PC clock shows the correct local time.
In the SatPC32 menu Setup, Observer leave the default setting auto
for the item UTC offset. Then you can switch between displaying UTC and
local
The default time zone setting for SatPC32 is auto which gets time zone
information from Windows. Leave it unchanged, and your local time is
always correct (assuming Windows is set up for the correct time zone).
Nothing to change when daylight savings comes and goes.
Wayne Estes W9AE
Oakland,
] On
Behalf Of Wayne Estes
Sent: Tuesday, March 15, 2011 7:02 PM
To: amsat-bb@amsat.org
Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: PCSAT32 Question
The default time zone setting for SatPC32 is auto which gets time zone
information from Windows. Leave it unchanged, and your local time is
always correct (assuming Windows
