Hello there. Is there anyone on this forum who uses So50 Ao 27 from the UK/Scotland. I don't seem to hear any the passes . I hear and use Fo29 and Vo52 OK but no success on FM birds. I worked Sumbandila and Echo in the past so not sure if am doing something wrong?.
Cheers for any response.
Kev mm0kjg
Hi Kev,
I am not in the UK/Scotland but in the south part of The Netherlands and I have used both of them. Even Canada is possible with SO-50 from my location.
73 Jan PE0SAT
On 19-08-2012 19:42, mm0kjg wrote:
Hello there. Is there anyone on this forum who uses So50 Ao 27 from the UK/Scotland. I don't seem to hear any the passes . I hear and use Fo29 and Vo52 OK but no success on FM birds. I worked Sumbandila and Echo in the past so not sure if am doing something wrong?.
Cheers for any response.
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Hi Kev,
Yes, I find it possible to operate through SO-50 and AO-27 from Oxford, England and I recently spent two weeks in Elgin/Lossiemouth, Scotland (IO87) and found it possible to operate through both although AO-27 was hard as it shuts down a bit early for northern Scotland from my experience.
Peter, 2E0SQL
On 19 August 2012 18:42, mm0kjg mm0kjg@googlemail.com wrote:
Hello there. Is there anyone on this forum who uses So50 Ao 27 from the UK/Scotland. I don't seem to hear any the passes . I hear and use Fo29 and Vo52 OK but no success on FM birds. I worked Sumbandila and Echo in the past so not sure if am doing something wrong?.
Cheers for any response.
Kev mm0kjg _______________________________________________ Sent via AMSAT-BB@amsat.org. Opinions expressed are those of the author. Not an AMSAT-NA member? Join now to support the amateur satellite program! Subscription settings: http://amsat.org/mailman/listinfo/amsat-bb
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