Hy everyone,

i have a problem with tracking iss. On iss fan club page when i enter my location it says that iss will pass me at 12 august on 4:53 in the morning, when i enter my location in SATBUSTER 1.8 it says that there want be any pass untill 19 august. In gpredict is everything normal but it show the iss position for next day, i want know the iss position at the moment. so im confused now. what should i do. have you got any other software to recommend.

Sorry for my bad english.

Best regards, Tino from Croatia.

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Estación Espacial Internacional activa en Packet Radio, Domingo 9 de Agosto a las 23:35hs. UTC

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on the 13:42 pass this morning they were in contact with a w4 station. when he cleared he used the rs1iss call. anyone know why?

Dear friends,

My name is Cezar Lesanu YO8TLC, coordinator of Atlantykron Summer Academy Hamradio workshop - special callsign YP0IP - "stone ring" island Danube River Romania KN44AL.
Need an advice adout the possibility to call the NA1SS after the sceduled school contact on 5 august 2009 (telebridged via ON4ISS).
It is a good practice to try to contact ISS after the end of the school contact or not?

MNI THANKS!

Cezar YO8TLC - YP0IP QSL Manager

I have been hearing, on 145.825, what sounds like the tail end of a packet pass while setting up for a ISS pass. I suspect this is probably Castor and Pollux but have been unable to find ephemeris data to calculate their passes. Does anyone know where or when TLE data will be posted?
Logan, KZ6O

Another round of MAI-75 experiments are planned for Aug 3 and 4. The VC-H1 unit in auto mode (Robot-36 and transmitting once every 3 minutes) should be operational on 145.800 MHz from approximately 0800-1600 UTC each day. Information on the MAI-75 experiment is available at http://www.energia.ru/eng/iss/researches/education-26.html and updates at http://ariss-sstv.blogspot.com/

Kenneth - N5VHO
http://twitter.com/RF2Space

Heard the ISS today at 13:32 - 13:38 est. in Huntington Wv. on 145.800 mhz,,very clear rec. at a 5 by 7.. This was my frist try at this, radio used was a Icom IC-7000 and a diamond x200a dual-band base ant. at 30' .I hope next time i can make contact,they already had a qso going about jobs and task on board the ISS,so i just sat back and listend. 73

kb8yxk

Can anyone recommend a better way for me to see the ISS flyovers? I have a compass and binoculars. I am loving the search and any information would be greatly appreciated.

Back in 2003 ARISS did a special Event "The Roy Neal Commemorative Certificate",could ARISS do the same for Walter Cronkite ? Thanks KB1GVR.