No NO-84, just ISS in the next hour
Hi!
Based on what I see at pcsat.aprs.org, the 145.825 APRS digipeater is not operational. I still plan on working the next ISS pass around 0248 UTC, using APRS mesaages to make QSOs..
73!
Patrick WD9EWK/VA7EWK http://www.wd9ewk.net/ Twitter: @WD9EWK
Patrick,
I see the APOFF in the <UI> path. I can't remember what causes that. I will have to read the WEB site, unless Bob B. bails me out.
BOB KO6TZ
02:10 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): T#349,807,073,850,496,683,00011100 02:11 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): s#000366,0z001
02:11 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): T#350,812,106,854,495,682,00011100 02:12 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): s#000367,0z001
02:12 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): T#351,792,087,858,494,682,00011100 02:13 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): s#000368,0z001
02:13 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): T#352,802,069,862,494,682,00011100 02:14 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): s#000369,0z001
02:16 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): s#000371,0z001
Hi!
Based on what I see at pcsat.aprs.org, the 145.825 APRS digipeater is not operational. I still plan on working the next ISS pass around 0248 UTC, using APRS mesaages to make QSOs..
73!
Patrick WD9EWK/VA7EWK http://www.wd9ewk.net/ Twitter: @WD9EWK
They likely shut it off for power budget purposes. The PSK transponder is the primary mission and the digipeater is only on when the power budget permits.
73,
Paul, N8HM
On Sat, May 28, 2016 at 10:21 PM, KO6TZ Bob [email protected] wrote:
Patrick,
I see the APOFF in the <UI> path. I can't remember what causes that. I will have to read the WEB site, unless Bob B. bails me out.
BOB KO6TZ
02:10 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): T#349,807,073,850,496,683,00011100 02:11 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): s#000366,0z001
02:11 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): T#350,812,106,854,495,682,00011100 02:12 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): s#000367,0z001
02:12 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): T#351,792,087,858,494,682,00011100 02:13 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): s#000368,0z001
02:13 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): T#352,802,069,862,494,682,00011100 02:14 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): s#000369,0z001
02:16 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): s#000371,0z001
Hi!
Based on what I see at pcsat.aprs.org, the 145.825 APRS digipeater is not operational. I still plan on working the next ISS pass around 0248 UTC, using APRS mesaages to make QSOs..
73!
Patrick WD9EWK/VA7EWK http://www.wd9ewk.net/ Twitter: @WD9EWK
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Yep,
It must be in a bad sun angle phase and has reset to digi off. We can see about turning the digi back on. Though we would rather hear of more people using the PSK31 transponder.
bob
On Sat, May 28, 2016 at 10:26 PM, Paul Stoetzer [email protected] wrote:
They likely shut it off for power budget purposes. The PSK transponder is the primary mission and the digipeater is only on when the power budget permits.
73,
Paul, N8HM
On Sat, May 28, 2016 at 10:21 PM, KO6TZ Bob [email protected] wrote:
Patrick,
I see the APOFF in the <UI> path. I can't remember what causes that. I will have to read the WEB site, unless Bob B. bails me out.
BOB KO6TZ
02:10 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): T#349,807,073,850,496,683,00011100 02:11 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): s#000366,0z001
02:11 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): T#350,812,106,854,495,682,00011100 02:12 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): s#000367,0z001
02:12 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): T#351,792,087,858,494,682,00011100 02:13 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): s#000368,0z001
02:13 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): T#352,802,069,862,494,682,00011100 02:14 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): s#000369,0z001
02:16 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): s#000371,0z001
Hi!
Based on what I see at pcsat.aprs.org, the 145.825 APRS digipeater is not operational. I still plan on working the next ISS pass around 0248 UTC, using APRS mesaages to make QSOs..
73!
Patrick WD9EWK/VA7EWK http://www.wd9ewk.net/ Twitter: @WD9EWK
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Hi all,
just reactivated the APRS transponder. Let's see how long it works. Good luck!
73 Mike DK3WN
20160529193814,PSAT>APRSON,ARISS,qAR,DK3WN-1:T#088,782,083,881,494,368,00011 000 20160529193915,PSAT>APRSON,ARISS,qAR,DK3WN-1:!24 . S\168 . WS040/999/W3ADO S#000089,0z290 20160529193919,PSAT>APRSON,ARISS,qAR,HG8GL-5:T#089,702,585,883,495,367,00011 000
-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: AMSAT-BB [mailto:[email protected]] Im Auftrag von Paul Stoetzer Gesendet: 29 May 2016 04:27 An: KO6TZ Bob Cc: [email protected] Betreff: Re: [amsat-bb] No NO-84, just ISS in the next hour
They likely shut it off for power budget purposes. The PSK transponder is the primary mission and the digipeater is only on when the power budget permits.
73,
Paul, N8HM
On Sat, May 28, 2016 at 10:21 PM, KO6TZ Bob [email protected] wrote:
Patrick,
I see the APOFF in the <UI> path. I can't remember what causes that. I will have to read the WEB site, unless Bob B. bails me out.
BOB KO6TZ
02:10 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): T#349,807,073,850,496,683,00011100 02:11 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): s#000366,0z001
02:11 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): T#350,812,106,854,495,682,00011100 02:12 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): s#000367,0z001
02:12 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): T#351,792,087,858,494,682,00011100 02:13 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): s#000368,0z001
02:13 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): T#352,802,069,862,494,682,00011100 02:14 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): s#000369,0z001
02:16 PSAT-1/ARISS>APOFF>UI,?,F0 (1201 baud): s#000371,0z001
Hi!
Based on what I see at pcsat.aprs.org, the 145.825 APRS digipeater is not operational. I still plan on working the next ISS pass around 0248 UTC, using APRS mesaages to make QSOs..
73!
Patrick WD9EWK/VA7EWK http://www.wd9ewk.net/ Twitter: @WD9EWK
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KO6TZ Bob -
Mike Rupprecht -
Patrick STODDARD (WD9EWK/VA7EWK) -
Paul Stoetzer -
Robert Bruninga