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    "sender_name": "Daniel Cussen",
    "subject": "Re: [amsat-bb] Any current 2 meter usage by ISS?",
    "date": "2017-02-15T15:05:50Z",
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    "content": ">But is the 2 meter voice frequency of 145.800 being used, either for\n>random contacts by the astronauts, or for school contacts?\n\n145.800 is being used for most/all USA direct or USA ARISS telebridge contacts.\nVery strong voice signal as it is using a powerful radio.\n\nE.g.:\nJohn Glenn Middle School, Maplewood MN, direct  via KØJDD\nThe ISS callsign is presently scheduled to be NA1SS\nThe  scheduled astronaut is Shane Kimbrough KE5HOD\nContact is a go for: Wed  2017-02-22 18:47:59 UTC 25 deg (***)\n\n145.800 is the default unless a UHF frequency is specified\n\nOn 15/02/2017, Philip Jenkins <[email protected]> wrote:\n> I'm one of the instructors for a Technician class course; I'll be teaching\n> the specialized communication section (e.g. satellites, EME, APRS,\n> fox-hunting) among other topics.\n>\n> I'd like to give those students who are already interested sat comms enough\n> info so that they can start listening to ISS and the FM sats NOW; the\n> specialized comms topic doesn't come up until a little more than midway\n> through the course.\n>\n> As a teaser, I plan to give them the downlink frequencies from ISS and FM\n> sats, explain tuning for doppler a little, and show them how to use the\n> Pass Predictions page on AMSAT.ORG.\n>\n> I know that ISS packet is  currently only on UHF (not VHF), but is the 2\n> meter voice frequency of 145.800 being used, either for random contacts by\n> the astronauts, or for school contacts?\n>\n> None of them currently have packet/APRS gear,  so I'm focusing only on\n> voice contacts at least until the class ends (but I'll mention both of\n> those when I do my more lengthy presentation in about a month).\n>\n> So, in short, my question is - is 2 meters being used at all right now for\n> voice from ISS? If not, are random contacts being made on a UHF frequency?\n> (I don't see a UHF voice downlink frequency listed in the 2016 \"Getting\n> Started with Amateur Satellites\" book.)\n>\n> Thanks\n>\n> Philip N4HF\n",
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