Hello All,

Yessss I saw PSK stations via the -PCSAT2 PSK repeater! (via soundcard!).
I controlled doppler with my hand, the FM mode is broad (so it's easy), and maybe the stations corrected doppler on the uplink.
I received the stations with WinPSK 2.13
Uplink: 29.402 PSK-31 Downlink: 435.275 FM-PSK
73's Cor PD0RKC.

From AMSAT Website:
SAREX PSK-31 users are welcome to try out the new PCSAT2 PSK-31 transponder on ISS with an uplink on 29.402 +/- 1 KHz and downlink on 435.275 +/- Doppler using FM .

The FM downlink lets everyone operate full duplex and everyone to see the same view of the passband as everyone else. Thus you can see exactly what your signal looks like to everyone else.

Hello All,

The PCSAT2 is operational for amateurs via the PCSAT2 PSK repeater.
Uplink PSK 29.402Mhz (PSK).
Downlink PSK 435.275Mhz (FM).

Look at this nice ISS & PCSAT2 picture:
http://web.usna.navy.mil/~bruninga/pec/PC2onISSfullSize.JPG
You see a little suitcase (PCSAT2) with antenna near the ISS solar panel.

Doppler correction is requered, the best manner is to use a cat control transceiver with Hamradio de Luxe or other doppler control software.

More info:
http://web.usna.navy.mil/~bruninga/pcsat2.html

From NASA website:
Since the departure of Space Shuttle Discovery, activity aboard the International Space Station has returned to normal. Expedition 11 Commander Sergei Krikalev and Flight Engineer John Phillips spent time during the week preparing for an upcoming spacewalk.