Archive - May 3, 2005 - ISS Radio Report
ISS Radio Report
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13 years 34 weeks ago
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PACKET
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5-7
LU6FPJ – Tue, 2005 – 05 – 03 20:33
ISS Radio Report
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13 years 34 weeks ago
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1951 UTC Over Taiwan "Yes!!"
BV4VD – Tue, 2005 – 05 – 03 19:52
ISS Radio Report
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13 years 34 weeks ago
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Yes RS0ISS-3, and RS0ISS-11 alive!
Good signals 5/30+
73's Cor PD0RKC
pd0rkc – Tue, 2005 – 05 – 03 19:33
ISS Radio Report
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13 years 34 weeks ago
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PACKET ACTIVE OVER THAILAND
HS2WAQ – Tue, 2005 – 05 – 03 11:51
ISS Radio Report
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13 years 34 weeks ago
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1045 UTC packet active over N. America
N5VHO – Tue, 2005 – 05 – 03 10:50
ISS Radio Report
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... and to make this even more exciting, this pass at 08:57UTC/04:57local was a VISIBLE pass. There were virtually no stars visible, but the ISS was observed to be very bright. Max elevation= 33degrees. I'm always awe-struck whilst watching a visible pass... even after hundreds of observations!
KI4HLV – Tue, 2005 – 05 – 03 09:32
ISS Radio Report
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13 years 34 weeks ago
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REPEATER Description:
In reply to the 'anon' poster: This mode has not been active for a long while, but the nominal frequencies are: Tx to the ISS repeater on 437.800MHz (FM), and Receive from the ISS repeater on 145.800MHz (FM).
If you are a Radio Amateur and you plan to operate on this mode, you must take steps to adjust the above frequencies to allow for doppler shift. On a high elevation pass, you might need to transmit on 437.791MHz and listen on 145.803 MHz. Adjust these to 437.800Tx/145.800Rx as it passes overhead, and shift to 437.809Tx/145.797Rx as the ISS disappears out of range at LOS.
Some transceivers do not have small tuning step sizes. You may find you can leave your receiver tuned to 145.800 for the whole of the pass, but you will definitely need to move your Tx to successfully access the repeater at AOS and LOS.
KI4HLV – Tue, 2005 – 05 – 03 09:24
ISS Radio Report
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13 years 34 weeks ago
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Heard ACTIVE during 08:57UTC pass over Washington DC
KI4HLV – Tue, 2005 – 05 – 03 09:04