Hello all,

We put on the blog spacesat.blogspot.com ( portuguese br ), audio and telemetry
of some satellites when they are on the grid locator GI84ov. Initially we are providing
the frequency of the International Space Station (145.800 MHz/ 145.825 MHz), and
soon made available audio and telemetries of other satellites.

73
Piraja - PS8RF

Happy Thanksgiving to everybody in the ISS Fan Club,ARISS,International Space Station,NASA.

De,KB0OWD
Rivers Pointe Fire Protection District,St.Charles County MO

Happy birthday to the International Space Station and many many more.

Hi,

On 10/21/08, 11:07UTC I was fortunate enough to have a brief but exciting QSO with Richard Garriott; however the unfortunate side was, no recording! Is their anyone out there that may have the recording in a digitial file, thank you.

73's Pete
WB2OQQ
roi@optonline.net

In the amateur radio status forum, for packet radio,..is the remarks section for remarks or for long winded reception reports ?

Today I have received QSL of the SSTV reception signal from ISS by Richard Garriot on October, QSL via France.
Many TNX to MR. CANDEBAT Christophe!
One more time TNX to Richard Garriot, beautiful pass days!
73´s to all and GL.

Look at this: http://ea7hfg.blogspot.com/2008/11/confirmacion.html

The shuttle is due to dock with it I think on the 3rd day of the mission - Sun, or Mon, I make that - I assume the shuttle and the ISS will be in comms contact during docking.

Do they use high enough power for us to hear them?

I'm an avid reader and I've just finished reading a thriller novel that's set on the station. The writer must have really done his research because not only is it well told but the info about the station is highly detailed. Check it out at www.trafford.com/08-0378 It's called "International Space Station The cataclysm". Does anyone know of other thrillers set on the station?

So......now the unproto path now contains RS0ISS-3 instead of RS0ISS-4.I changed to RS0ISS-3 in my path is this the one to be used from now on?.

Thanks Dave KB0OWD

I am new to ISS communications. I have lots of equipment but I would like to know in details the best antenna systems that folks have had great luck with and what rotor and software for the antennas. The goal here is to be able to have long QSOs more than 5 minutes with the ISS.

I will be hopefully putting together a Civil Air Patrol/Class Project to talk to the ISS crews during a school type setting. I need some experienced ham's who have made ISS contacts successfully to give me all their wonderful suggestions and tricks and tips to make this project a success.

Thanks a bunch

You may contact me directly if needed with photos detail drawings, or other information to give the kids a wonderful experience.