Iam asking about any award for contacting ISS ,and also how to get the QSL card for the voice contact,thanks iam waiting reaply

Hey Ken are we goina see any radios active the rest of this year?? Next year? I just cant beleive they cant reset this radio and get it up and running. If they need a new rig id be happy to give them one to replace what they got.

Maybe coming next year in the fall.
Info seen at QRZ.

lets hope so 73 to All de wb9iiv - Harry

anyone here also using IE 7 getting a hug white blank space in the issfanclub web page?

To all of you at the ISS we from our small but steadily growing Astronomy web forum called Solaris wish you all well...Kirsty known as Toddy blows you all a kiss & waves I have two Daughters & a son from a previous marriage & we are all waving at you frantically...Do you have T.V, for recreation & DVD?

It would be great to hear from you all, & get to know you...I am Terry, my wife is Kirsty 2 Daughters; Jodie & Keira & son Adam..From my Astronomy site called Solaris, I have my forum partner Amenhotepi (Huckleberry). Iseason...Protium Yomamma & Houserichichi are our other members, our Astronomy forum is called Solaris; If any of you Astronauts post to us I think we would be rather gobsmacked...well if you're allowed, & ever feel like saying Hello this is our url...http://us2u.iphorum.com/

Hi ,
Can you help, I am a disabled Amateur who loves the ISS, I am a M3 so i am on the first step of the ladder on Amateur Radio, I cant get to a club so most of my SSTV is trial and error, my ambition is to get a picture from the ISS, I have a FT-897 set to 145.800 FM, I have a 17ft 2m and 70cm vertical antenna about 30ft high, and a signalink unit that I have used to send and receive SSTV on 2m, so i know the setup is working, I also use the tracking on ISS Fan Club to tell me when the ISS is over me, If the ISS is transmitting will this setup work or have I got it totally wrong, any help or tips would be of great help to me,

We had no street lights in Hamburg Rissen Germany in the early 1960th at my home:
you could regularly observe stars,that moved far too fast to be anything airborn.
I observed such a very fast moving star for the last time at night in the Canadian Rocky Mountains
sometime during the late 1970th.
ISS Fantasy Tactics hopefully will help generate enough interest:for Engineers to ask themselves what these stars are,because they don't move according to the Physics derived on earth.
73,Konrad,VE6KOW

I'm seeing ISS on APRS frequency.Is this something they have justed started using?I only started see this yesterday 11-3.
Thanks
Paul KB8CMW

Hello fellow ISS fans !

Although the space shack is silent and we're unable to contact ISS in radiowaves, we're able to have a rather good visual contact with ISS ! Particularly:

During this month, (November) the lucky stargazers in Europe will have better-than-usual opportunities for viewing ISS with particularly good magnitude..

So, let us hope clear skies and good observations of the home of our beloved station !

Click here to check out the whole article http://www.esa.int/esaHS/SEMHR7PFHTE_iss_0.html

All the best 73 de Victoria, aka SV2KBS

Here's a copy of the handout I have been using when talking to groups about working amateur satellites with handheld radios.

Enjoy!

Link: http://homepage.mac.com/clintbradford/FileSharing1.html

Clint Bradford, K6LCS