HI ISS Fan`s i am new in the Fanclub

Hi .... ich suche Gleichgesinnte Sathörer/SWLer mit denen ich mich bei Gelegenheit austauschen kann.....via manix4@web.de....73 de Manfred

all the best for crew iss space station happy new year 2014

My wife, Kim - KJ4TBJ, just watched the ISS fly over at aprox 5:23 pm CST here in Alabama, USA. This was her first time to see the ISS, but about the 30th time for myself. Hope to make voice contact one of these days. I have listened to them before when they were talking with some school children. Also have watched them pass over on APRS, but no direct APRS contact yet.

Hello from Thailand , Great site ^^

hi from the pihlippines

A spacecraft and ground systems engineer by trade , now retired and getting down to the pleasure of attempting a real world contact with the ISS: with all the other birds in orbit that i have worked on as a very tiny cog in a huge wheel of engineers and scientists: The ISS still takes the biscuit for inginuity, expertise and sheer bravery on the part of the astronauts: god speed fly safe and i WILL be in touch from UK someday

Saludos a todos los fans de la ISS desde Catalunya

I have been playing with APRS for a while now, I have been using a Yaesu VX8ge & a Scanking Discone antenna, I have mainly worked the high angle passes, I am in the process of making a directional tripod beam antenna, I would love to get a voice contact, although I think it would be hard to find a question that the crew had not already heard a hundred times before.... 73' de M3TZX

HAve been listening to many loud passes over central N.C. with a Handheld radio and 1/4 wave ,When I getback home ECUADOR will be able to get into ISS ,what a thrill to listen so well with so little..(having trouble feeding audio level or to the uiss soft with audio card...any help) it will not decode and or prwovide Mheard data...??) 73 Ted hc5k/kg4lrj