Hi Mike DK3WN, Henk PA3GUO and guys,

Mike, unfortunately can not monitor your audio stream, the next time I'll be there, your site is very cool.

Henk, I recorded orbits 3903 and 3916 and put on our website at http://www.sar.satfm.org/ also put a ISS record by the CT1EAT.

I hope it is useful and that everyone will enjoy.

73, Carlos Paoli - PY2FFZ

Hi Nader, thanks for your kind words. Yes, this was our idea. But it's only the first step. Henk and me thought also about other solutions (different satellites, fixed frequencies, SDR etc.) But you're right - if we can setup a worldwide network of streaming stations it's possible to listen a satellite around the globe. I think there are many other ideas and maybe we can collect and share them.

73, Mike DK3WN

-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: amsat-bb-bounces@amsat.org [mailto:amsat-bb-bounces@amsat.org] Im Auftrag von Nader Omer Gesendet: Sonntag, 10. Oktober 2010 01:02 An: amsat bb bb Betreff: [amsat-bb] Re: HO-68 audio stream

Gentlemen Mike DK3WN and Henks PA3GUO

Thanks you very much

Very very enjoyable to listen to the (HO-68) satellite  after LOS. I heard myself with a delay of 5 or 6 seconds .

If more stations from deferent location streaming the same Satellite we could follow the sat through the globe.

This is a very practical teaching method to exchange the technique and skill among satellite fan community.

Thanks again gentlemen

73 de Nader www.st2nh.com

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