K2BSA/5 on AO-91 Saturday
As part of a Radio Merit Badge program this Saturday, I will be involving the Scouts in an AO-91 pass with my AOS at 1806Z, 29 degrees east max elevation. We will again be using the callsign K2BSA/5 for the day and this pass. If you hear us, please call us and get some scouts excited about Amateur Radio in Space
73
Tom Schuessler, N5HYP EM12ms
Hope they had a big time responding as a group to my call. You need a QSL card from me? 73 George WA5KBH
On Thu, Nov 29, 2018 at 10:13 PM [email protected] wrote:
As part of a Radio Merit Badge program this Saturday, I will be involving the Scouts in an AO-91 pass with my AOS at 1806Z, 29 degrees east max elevation. We will again be using the callsign K2BSA/5 for the day and this pass. If you hear us, please call us and get some scouts excited about Amateur Radio in Space
73
Tom Schuessler, N5HYP EM12ms
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No QSL Card needed. however if any of you got a pass recording of that AO91 pass today, I would like that please. I want to send it off to the scouts who were there and show them what it sounded like on the other end. We had 12 scouts and several adults involved for that activity.
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On Dec 1, 2018, at 21:07, George Carr [email protected] wrote:
Hope they had a big time responding as a group to my call. You need a QSL card from me? 73 George WA5KBH
On Thu, Nov 29, 2018 at 10:13 PM [email protected] wrote: As part of a Radio Merit Badge program this Saturday, I will be involving the Scouts in an AO-91 pass with my AOS at 1806Z, 29 degrees east max elevation. We will again be using the callsign K2BSA/5 for the day and this pass. If you hear us, please call us and get some scouts excited about Amateur Radio in Space
73
Tom Schuessler, N5HYP EM12ms
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-- George Carr Certified Chip Carving Instructor Amateur Radio Station - WA5KBH
If anyone has an “Other side of the link” recording of the 180X UTC AO-91 pass from Saturday 12/1. If so, would you please send it along to me as I want to show the Scouts that were with me as we activated K2BSA/5 what they sounded like to someone on the other end of the link. Patrick Stoddard did send me a recording, but he only had a 4 degree pass out in Arizona and so the audio is not as clear as it could be. Thanks though to him for sending it along though. I will use it if nothing else arrives.
Thank you to all the stations that did call us. The Scouts did get a kick out of it and so did I. Please email to my arrl.net address with a link or a file.
73, Tom, N5HYP (Operating Saturday as K2BSA/5)
Hi Tom,
I found these two SatNOGS stations W2MMD and K2MTS that recorded the pass. Click on the Audio tab or download the OGG file to listen.
https://network.satnogs.org/observations/345962/
https://network.satnogs.org/observations/344233/
73, Alan Johnston KU2Y VP Educational Relations, AMSAT-NA
On Dec 2, 2018, at 21:37, [email protected] [email protected] wrote:
If anyone has an “Other side of the link” recording of the 180X UTC AO-91 pass from Saturday 12/1. If so, would you please send it along to me as I want to show the Scouts that were with me as we activated K2BSA/5 what they sounded like to someone on the other end of the link. Patrick Stoddard did send me a recording, but he only had a 4 degree pass out in Arizona and so the audio is not as clear as it could be. Thanks though to him for sending it along though. I will use it if nothing else arrives.
Thank you to all the stations that did call us. The Scouts did get a kick out of it and so did I. Please email to my arrl.net address with a link or a file.
73, Tom, N5HYP (Operating Saturday as K2BSA/5)
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That is very interesting. Thank you for finding those.
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On Dec 2, 2018, at 21:42, Alan Johnston [email protected] wrote:
Hi Tom,
I found these two SatNOGS stations W2MMD and K2MTS that recorded the pass. Click on the Audio tab or download the OGG file to listen.
https://network.satnogs.org/observations/345962/
https://network.satnogs.org/observations/344233/
73, Alan Johnston KU2Y VP Educational Relations, AMSAT-NA
On Dec 2, 2018, at 21:37, [email protected] [email protected] wrote:
If anyone has an “Other side of the link” recording of the 180X UTC AO-91 pass from Saturday 12/1. If so, would you please send it along to me as I want to show the Scouts that were with me as we activated K2BSA/5 what they sounded like to someone on the other end of the link. Patrick Stoddard did send me a recording, but he only had a 4 degree pass out in Arizona and so the audio is not as clear as it could be. Thanks though to him for sending it along though. I will use it if nothing else arrives.
Thank you to all the stations that did call us. The Scouts did get a kick out of it and so did I. Please email to my arrl.net address with a link or a file.
73, Tom, N5HYP (Operating Saturday as K2BSA/5)
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