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    "sender_name": "Frank H. Bauer",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb]  ARISS Sept 24, 2008 Update and Call for Support",
    "date": "2008-09-24T21:08:49Z",
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    "content": "All,\n\nThe ARISS volunteer team is working quite feverishly in preparation for the\nupcoming Soyuz 17S mission with Richard Garriott, W5KWQ, and Mike Fincke,\nKE5AIT, on-board.  This e-mail provides an interim update for the mission\nand some new news regarding on-orbit ARISS hardware.  Please refer to the\npress release dated Sept 18 for additional information on Richard Garriott's\nflight operations.\n\nHardware Deliveries\n\nSSTV:  Richard plans to take a Kenwood VC-H1 SSTV communicator with him\non-board the Soyuz for his flight and leave this on-board the ISS for future\nARISS use.  The VC-H1 has completed all hardware certification on the US and\nRussian sides.  The final test, an EMI radiated emissions test, was\nperformed last week and the test data was delivered to Sergey Samburov,\nRV3DR in Russia this week.  The VC-H1 provides a very simple interface for\nISS crew members and does not require the use of a computer.  Computer usage\nhas been a real challenge for ARISS, so the VC-H1 represents a lesson\nlearned to improve ARISS operations.\n\nBackup Hardware:  At this week's ARISS-International Meeting we received\nconfirmation from Sergey, RV3DR, that the recent Progress flight delivered\nthe flight backup D-700, a David Clark Headset for the Ericsson system, and\nan additional VOX box and cables to support the computer-operated SSTV\nsystem.  The D700 may be installed as early as late this week, depending on\ncrew availability.  The flight backup will not provide a significant change\nin ARISS ops.  It will make it easier for the crew to change program modes\n(PMs).\n\nRichard Garriott Operations--Call for Support\n\nEarly during Richard Garriott's flight, he expects to setup the VC-H1 and\nautonomously transmit a new Earth image every 3 minutes.  He hopes to have\nthis system on a great deal of his flight.  We encourage the ham community\nto bring SSTV equipment into schools and download these images in real-time.\nThe ARISS team also plans to display images from hams around the world on a\nspecial on a web/blog site.  A beta site has been developed and will be\nrolled out to the ham community in the near future.  \n\nTo successfully implement the on-line SSTV picture site and support it 24/7\nduring Richard's flight, we will need some savvy individuals that can sort\nthrough the many SSTV photos that ARISS will receive and keep the SSTV site\nup to date in near real time.  Some computer skills will be required.  We\nare looking for global support from a few individuals in each international\nregion to make this happen.  That way we will not be asking individuals to\nvolunteer all-night to realize this project.  If you are interested in\nhelping on this, please e-mail me directly.\n\nStay tuned for more information on the upcoming ARISS activities.  And get\nyour stations ready!\n\n73,  Frank Bauer, KA3HDO\nAMSAT V.P. for Human Spaceflight Programs\nARISS International Chairman\nE-mail:  [email protected]\n\n",
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