Archive - Nov 2005

November 26th

ISS Radio Report

Date/Time: 
13 years 4 weeks ago
Mode: 
PACKET
Status: 
ACTIVE
Description: 
Packet very active @2017 UTC on 145.800 over N.America[EM71dh].73 de KI4JVK
KI4JVK – Sat, 2005 – 11 – 26 21:30

ISS Radio Report

Date/Time: 
13 years 4 weeks ago
Mode: 
VOICE
Status: 
ACTIVE
Description: 
ISS active on voice 13:52 UTC pass west of Boston. Ma. FN42. Recorded contacts with contacts with KC2WA, VE2GUQ, KR2T, KB1GUE, VE1JH, KC2?, KI8JU Glenn - KB1GUE
KB1GUE – Sat, 2005 – 11 – 26 15:27

ISS Radio Report

Date/Time: 
13 years 4 weeks ago
Mode: 
PACKET
Status: 
ACTIVE
Description: 
Regular transmissions. No delay.
iz6byy – Sat, 2005 – 11 – 26 15:15

ISS Radio Report

Date/Time: 
13 years 4 weeks ago
Mode: 
PACKET
Status: 
ACTIVE
Description: 
ACTIVE OVER SOUTH AMERICA. 3 MINUTES SILENCE. MAURICIO BERALDO PY4MAB BRAZIL
PY4MAB – Sat, 2005 – 11 – 26 07:11

November 25th

SSTV schedule?

SSTV schedule?

KU4WW – Sat, 2005 – 11 – 26 00:21

ISS Radio Report

Date/Time: 
13 years 5 weeks ago
Mode: 
PACKET
Status: 
ACTIVE
Description: 
2130 UTC, packet active on 145.80 over N. America [EL29] with minor delays.
N5VHO – Fri, 2005 – 11 – 25 22:34

ISS Radio Report

Date/Time: 
13 years 5 weeks ago
Mode: 
VOICE
Status: 
ACTIVE
Description: 
Bill on Voice! at 1635 GMT
wa6lie – Fri, 2005 – 11 – 25 17:42

ISS Radio Report

Date/Time: 
13 years 5 weeks ago
Mode: 
VOICE
Status: 
ACTIVE
Description: 
Jim on Voice! at 1635 GMT
wa6lie – Fri, 2005 – 11 – 25 17:39

AE7MC makes Voice contact with ISS

ISS Amateur Radio

AE7MC, 9 year old Mattie Clauson - made brief voice contact with Commander William McArthur on the ISS. Although the contact was brief, Mattie called "NA1SS this is AE7MC" and was acknowledged just as the pass faded out. Mattie is more excited than ever about trying to make further voice contacts with the crew aboard the ISS.
Mattie is using a Yaesu FT-3000 on a 20 amp Astron power supply feeding a Hustler G7 vertical antenna.
Visit Matties home page at: http://www.ae7mc.co.uk

ae7mc – Fri, 2005 – 11 – 25 13:17

Lost Items Usually Turn Up Eventually Aboard ISS, Astronaut Tells Students

ARISS

International Space Station Expedition 12 Commander Bill McArthur, KC5ACR, told middle schoolers in Missouri and elementary schoolers in Japan that he's enjoying his stay in space. McArthur spoke November 16 with youngsters at Hermann Middle School near St Louis, and the following day with students at Takatsuki Education Center in Japan. The Amateur Radio on the International Space Station (ARISS) program arranged both direct VHF contacts. McArthur told one youngster in Missouri that lost items typically turn up sooner or later.

http://www.arrl.org/news/stories/2005/11/23/2/?nc=1

PY4MAB – Fri, 2005 – 11 – 25 13:16
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