Archive - Feb 2010
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February 28th
ISS Radio Report
Date/Time:
8 years 43 weeks ago
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PACKET
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ACTIVE
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VHF
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Active over UK at 20.50z io93tt
M0ODV – Sun, 2010 – 02 – 28 21:53
ISS Radio Report
Date/Time:
8 years 43 weeks ago
Mode:
PACKET
Status:
ACTIVE
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VHF
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Strong signal by this pass over Austria in OE6 in JN77SN.
mni tnx to hear - "see" a sig from the ISS. 73 de Christian
SWL-CHMY – Sun, 2010 – 02 – 28 20:25
ISS Radio Report
Date/Time:
8 years 43 weeks ago
Mode:
PACKET
Status:
ACTIVE
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VHF
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Active along the Brazilian coast.
PS8RF – Sun, 2010 – 02 – 28 20:04
February 27th
February 26th
ISS Radio Report
Date/Time:
8 years 43 weeks ago
Mode:
PACKET
Status:
NOT ACTIVE
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VHF
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40 elevation degree. 11:30 UTC. Nothing heard over South America.
MAURICIO BERALDO PY4MAB
BRAZIL
PY4MAB – Fri, 2010 – 02 – 26 12:44
ISS Radio Report
Date/Time:
8 years 43 weeks ago
Mode:
VOICE
Status:
ACTIVE
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VHF
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Heard ISS school contact 25/02/2010
VK2BOZ – Fri, 2010 – 02 – 26 08:44
February 25th
ISS Radio Report
Date/Time:
8 years 43 weeks ago
Mode:
PACKET
Status:
NOT ACTIVE
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VHF
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No activity last pass over
Perth,W.Aust.73 de Ken.VK6CO
vk6co – Fri, 2010 – 02 – 26 02:07
December 31st
February 23rd
Space Station 98% Complete with 4 Shuttle Flights Remaining
With the successful landing of the space shuttle Endeavour Sunday night, the International Space Station is on the verge of completion after $100 billion and 11 years of construction. NASA plans just four more missions to wrap up its few remaining station deliveries.
For Endeavour, in particular, Sunday's shuttle landing marked the beginning of the end. The spacecraft is the youngest of NASA's three aging space shuttles and engineers quickly began working to prepare it to launch one final spaceflight in July.
"We'll go into that with our heads held high," shuttle launch director Mike Leinbach said after the landing. "It's a little bit [of a] sad note, but a great ending to a great mission and we're looking forward to the next one."
PY4MAB – Tue, 2010 – 02 – 23 14:02