Hi!
I plan on working several passes from grid FN56 in Maine, starting with the
AO-7 pass at 1727 UTC. After a couple of hours up there, I will head back
towards southern Maine or New Hampshire for the night. Hope to work lots of
stations, including some in Europe.
Time permitting, and
Patrick,
Thank you for the eye-ball at the ARRL Convention, and the
new grid today on SO-50.
Congrats to Drew (KO4MA) for his last grid east of the
Mississippi (same pass -- at least that's what I heard).
Bill W1PA
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AC0RA tells me that he worked both Patrick in FN56 and F6CTW on the
1727 UTC AO-7 pass using just 5 watts from an FT-817 and a half Arrow
(4 of the 7 70cm elements) for his uplink.
Maximum elevation of the pass for AC0RA was just 2 degrees.
It doesn't take much power or even antenna to get into
, July 20, 2014 2:16 PM
To: amsat-bb@amsat.org
Subject: Re: [amsat-bb] WD9EWK from FN56 starting @ 1727 UTC today...
Patrick,
Thank you for the eye-ball at the ARRL Convention, and the new grid today on
SO-50.
Congrats to Drew (KO4MA) for his last grid east of the Mississippi (same
pass
