Archive - Oct 2002
October 2nd
Channels stored in Ericsson MP-A radio onboard ISS
Info from Frank H. Bauer and Miles Mann.
A1 - B1 - B6 ? How many channels ?
Frank:"The Ericsson MP-A radios have a bank of 64 discrete frequency channels.
Four zones (A-D) with 16 frequencies in each zone".
KC7QYR Michael wins the IFC gift
So we finally have a winner: KC7QYR Michael from Seattle is the lucky winner of the IFC gift.
To pick is name up we used a computer program wich generated a random number between 1 and 130 (the range of numbers where the first 100 valid subscribers where located).
We a valid number (101) at first try.
Michael wins a wonderful picture of the ISS crew#1 signed by Krikalev and Gidzenko at the Iss Forum 2001 in Berlin.
Congratulations Michael !
October 1st
Russia will not abandon ISS project
MOSCOW, Sept. 27 (UPI) -- Russia's space agency will not give up participation in the International Space Station despite funding hardships that have brought its chief spacecraft manufacturer to the brink of financial collapse, a space official told United Press International Friday.
LILI MAY DELAY LAUNCH
CAPE CANAVERAL -- Just when it seemed Kennedy Space Center dodged Hurricane Lili, the storm appears to be headed for Houston's mission control center, potentially delaying Wednesday's launch of shuttle Atlantis.
STS-112 STATUS REPORT
STS-112's launch countdown began over the weekend at Kennedy Space Center, Fla., and preparations remain on schedule for lift off. The STS-112 crew arrived at KSC Sunday morning.
ISS Status Report #44 - Sep. 29, 2002
Submitted by N1ORC
Report #44
1 p.m. CDT, Sunday, September 29, 2002
Mission Control Center, Houston, Texas
An unmanned Russian resupply craft successfully docked to the International Space Station Sunday, bringing almost a ton of food, fuel and supplies.......
Scott WA6LIE remarks about MAREX-NA Bulletin
Submitted by Scott WA6LIE
I had the same type of experience with MIR.
We had a good evening pass which was visible!!
To boot, I had several neighbors outside watching MIR pass overhead.
ISS Amateur Radio Status: Sep. 29, 2002
By Miles Mann WF1F
MAREX-NA News
Manned Amateur Radio Experiment, North American Division
Great ISS evening voice pass.
On the evening of September 29 2002 at 23:50 UTC the amateur radio community in the eastern half of the USA were treated to a very rare space station event.