The uplink was 437.050 w/ 67 Hz CTCSS. Just a reminder since that's 70cm to be sure to adjust for doppler!
The stations that were on frequency sounded clear as a bell. So nice to work through the ISS again after all this time without a packet digipeater.
73!
-Scott, K4KDR
===============================
On Sun, Jun 24, 2018 at 2:23 PM, Koos van den Hout [email protected] wrote:
I read a thread on reddit amateurradio discussing whether an ISS downlink could be heard on 145.500: https://www.reddit.com/r/amateurradio/comments/8t9nsu/iss_repeater_active/
But I did not pay a lot of attention. Until this afternoon when I was in a park keeping an eye on my child while keeping an ear on some 2 meter frequencies with an HT. And indeed at some time 145.500 sprung to life with the kind of audio that I expect from satellite contacts (gridsquares, callsigns all in rapid succession).
I checked Hamsatdroid and indeed an ISS pass was active. Signal reception was possible until a few seconds after LOS.
Any ideas what's going on? Or what the uplink would be? It was good to hear actual contacts being made and not a 'zoo' like some of the other satellites on a Sunday afternoon.
Koos PE4KH-- Koos van den Hout Homepage: https://idefix.net/ PGP keyid 0x5BA9368BE6F334E4 Webprojects: Camp Wireless https://www.camp-wireless.org/ The Virtual Bookcase https://www.virtualbookcase.com/