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    "sender_name": "[email protected]",
    "subject": "Re: [amsat-bb] remote sat ops",
    "date": "2015-07-14T20:32:58Z",
    "parent": "https://mailman.amsat.org/hyperkitty/api/list/[email protected]/email/TXYMCH6ADSQHXBSP3HB3QXM73NL3SEB6/?format=api",
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    "content": " Lots of good replies to my question. A little background on my experience\nwith remoting. I first tried remoting about 10 years ago. At that time my\n100 watt system was composed of a Kenwood TS-2000, a Steppir 4L beam,\nseveral wire antennas for the low bands, and an Oscar class satellite\nantenna system. I used TXManager to control the radio on HF and the local\nrepeaters, WiSP for sat work, and SKYPE for the audio. I worked HF, FM sats,\nand local repeaters. When I retired from my fulltime job that required a lot\nof travel I had no need for a remote system anymore. This time around I'm\nliving in three different locations. The one in NJ near Philadelphia is the\nmain station where the HF and sat antennas are currently located. At my\nshore condo also in NJ, there is zero places to put up antennas. At my\nrecently acquired Florida waterfront home I plan on putting up a small\ntower, and a vertical grounded into saltwater. I'm also acquiring the\nantennas, rotors, etc to put up a smaller yet, sat antenna system. \n Right now I'm remoting a 600 watt K3 system with one antenna using\nRemoterig.com hardware. I use TeamSpeak to 'see' my panadapter s/w and to\ncontrol the KPA/KAT500 600 watt tuner/amp system. I used this setup every\nday while in Florida for several months setting up the new QTH. I also use\nthis setup while down the shore at my property there. I really missed\nworking the sats when I was in Florida for three months, so I started to\nthink about remoting my sat station also. It looks like I will be once again\ngoing to be using SKYPE for the audio, same as I did ten years ago. The lack\nof fullduplex audio seems to be an issue with the SSB birds, last time I did\nthis I just worked the FM birds, thanks Dave PVH for the SKYPE info to try\non the linear bird's. Thanks to Erich for the hidden tx/rx controls, and the\nadded rotor info in his SatPC s/w. I was also thinking that it might be a\nbit easier to just put a sat station up in Florida, but then I thought it's\na much better shot into EU from NJ then from FL so even if I got OTA from\nFlorida I still might like to use NJ as a alternate TX site. Lots to think\nabout, what a great hobby for a retired person :-) At QRZ I'm kinda tracking\nwhat I'm doing, along with some pictures, just goto kb2m.....\n\n73 Jeff kb2m\n   \n\n-----Original Message-----\nFrom: Erich Eichmann [mailto:[email protected]] \nSent: Tuesday, July 14, 2015 12:30 PM\nTo: [email protected]; [email protected]\nSubject: Re: [amsat-bb] remote sat ops\n\n\nJeff,\nYou can  remotely switch the radio between RX and TX (PTT). In the\nSatPC32 main window double click on the Statusbar at the bottom of the\nwindow. Three TX/RX \"buttons\" will appear in the corners of the map. If the\nremote link fails while the  radio is in TX the program will automatically\nswitch it back to RX after a selectable  period (menu \"Options\"). Default is\n60 seconds. If you set the value to 0 the functions is disabled.\n73s, Erich, DK1TB\n\nAm 14.07.2015 um 16:24 schrieb [email protected]:\n> Is anyone using TeamViewer  (or any other remote PC control s/w) to \n> control their sat station remotely? I'm able to run SatPC32 remotely \n> to control my Yaesu rotor, LVBTracker, 9100 sat system. Thanks to \n> Erich I can view the actual and target az el position of the rotor with a\nversion of serverSDX.\n> I'm looking for a  s/w program to remotely control radio functions \n> like PTT, and also handle rx/tx audio. I will be heading back to \n> Florida for the winter in October so I have plenty of time to set this \n> up. I also have a small shore home that is 60 miles away to test from \n> as I go down there every week for a few days. Any suggestions from \n> experienced remote sat ops before I start  looking?\n\n",
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