While we're wishing.... I'd like to see a somewhat similar website designed for roving information, where rovers could log their ventures; grids, times, birds. All the roving information all in one place. Ah, wouldn't that be nice?

On 7/17/2022 7:18 PM, Stu Mitchell wrote:

I think the AMSAT status page is a great idea because it alleviates the need for the web master from keeping up the status. However, it could be improved by identifying the FM and Linear sats so newbies (like me) can quickly figure out which satellites are available in a particular mode.

It would also be great to have some more descriptive categories to report. For example, the XW satellites are intermittent.

On 7/16/2022 10:27 AM, Bill Booth wrote:

Trying to get back in tune with the sat comms after many years away from it. I have all my software kinda updated and working OK. I am just really frustrated though in trying to find the active ones or at least those that have activity on them. Lots of lists on the net that show freq/mode and say they all work but most do not.

Can anyone share their up to date list of active and working satellites (not those with just beacons on)

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