Gee we went from $5000 worth of equipment to a $7.25 boafang, maybe something
in the middle mite work. How bout a 50 to 75 watt mobile radio hooked up to a
beam antenna on a tripod. The most reverting thing of this thread is fact that
ANYONE in the government would be concerned about spending go
Gee we went from $5000 worth of equipment to a $7.25 boafang, maybe something
in the middle mite work. How bout a 50 to 75 watt mobile radio hooked up to a
beam antenna on a tripod. The most reverting thing of this thread is fact that
ANYONE in the government would be concerned about spending go
Possibly ask club members to bring out their existing sat-com setups? Putting
all your eggs in one basket is much riskier than having extra help, lots of
these guys are retired and may have time to spare/help.
I'm talking about having 4 Toyotas (extra ham's) is better than relying on one
super
Yes, you can probably talk to the ARISS with a $7.25 Boafeng talkie (yes I
actually have one that I bought from Radioddity with a $25 coupon) and a rubber
duck antenna. So after about a year of planning and selection for a probable
once in a lifetime event for this particular school class, woul
I am looking to borrow a rotator controller (would prefer a Green Heron) for
my TailTwister. I need to send mine in to have the serial port repaired ($59
flat rate + shipping). Zapped in the lightning strike. Anyone have an extra
one lying around? Mine has a terminal strip on the back, no plug.
Free tower for anyone who wants it. You just have to take it down.
It currently has a TA-33 on it with a rotator on the top which are not part of
the tower deal.
Tower is similar to the TBX-48 self-supporting model.
If interested, please contact - Jose Teixeira, VE3JST, 713-467-2396. You can
al
Ditto. I was at a pool party some years back and used a Kenwood HT to talk to
an astronaut. He was using the Kenwood transceiver installed in the space
station.
During an ARISS session with a school, a completely different setup is used.
The transceiver is a Harris unit using the onboard aud
