Archive - Oct 23, 2008
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ISS Radio Report
Date/Time:
10 years 9 weeks ago
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SSTV
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NOT ACTIVE
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Nothing heard last pass 70º over Chile- South Améwrica
CE3QC – Thu, 2008 – 10 – 23 22:12
ISS Radio Report
Date/Time:
10 years 9 weeks ago
Mode:
PACKET
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NOT ACTIVE
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Nothing heard in the last pass ;70º over Chile S.América
CE3QC – Thu, 2008 – 10 – 23 22:10
Richard W5KWQ - third contact.
W5KWQ aboard the ISS. October 21, 2008 at 14:46 hours (local).
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PS8RF – Thu, 2008 – 10 – 23 22:03
ISS Radio Report
Date/Time:
10 years 9 weeks ago
Mode:
PACKET
Status:
NOT ACTIVE
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VHF
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1955 UTC - Nothing heard over N. America on 145.80 or 145.825. Systems should be off for Soyuz preparations and undock a bit later.
N5VHO – Thu, 2008 – 10 – 23 20:06
ISS Radio Report
Date/Time:
10 years 9 weeks ago
Mode:
VOICE
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NOT ACTIVE
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VHF
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Nothing listened in pass over Brazil.
PS7JN – Thu, 2008 – 10 – 23 18:47
ISS Radio Report
Date/Time:
10 years 9 weeks ago
Mode:
VOICE
Status:
ACTIVE
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heard several stations,
Richard active on final pass
1:25 pm central USA, k6kn, kg7p, k0cq, va3eco, ve3khq, ka9arv, kc9ngz, kc9eiz, n0qyi, k0rjs,
and recorded pass here in lincoln nebraska
kb0zuu – Thu, 2008 – 10 – 23 18:33
ISS Radio Report
Date/Time:
10 years 9 weeks ago
Mode:
VOICE
Status:
ACTIVE
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VHF
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1825 UTC - Richard active on final pass before return
N5VHO – Thu, 2008 – 10 – 23 18:26
ISS Radio Report
Date/Time:
10 years 9 weeks ago
Mode:
VOICE
Status:
ACTIVE
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Just got done talking to Richard, wished him good luck on the trip home, he said he was all packed and ready to come home.
16:39 UTC
kg6pom – Thu, 2008 – 10 – 23 17:07
Thanks
Thanks ISS FAN CLUB Staff for the patience with us, thanks to ISS FAN CLUB Members for all Spots the pass of the International Space Station - we have provided better preparation for each pass of the ISS. And so thanks to Richard Garriott and ARRIS by brilliant job and the opportunity that was given to the community of Radio Amateurs around the world.
Thanks my friends.
73
Piraja
PS8RF – Thu, 2008 – 10 – 23 17:05