Apparently, several people were surprised at the launch of the new Russian satellite.
Interested parties might like to check out "Observations From Russia" (you can't miss it) on the http://www.observations,biz website of LA2QAA & GM1SXX.
NB.
GM1SXX does all the donkeywork - LA2QAA just sits back and takes all the credit.
Next time, click on Observations, before opening 'gob'.
73 John. la2qaa@amsat.org
typ-o in the original message... the ACTUAL website address is: http://www.observations.biz/
73's Auke
----- Original Message ----- From: "John Hackett" archie.hackett@hotmail.com To: "Eu-amsat@yahoogroups.com" eu-amsat@yahoogroups.com Cc: amsat-bb@amsat.org Sent: Saturday, May 24, 2008 11:29 AM Subject: [amsat-bb] New Sat.
Apparently, several people were surprised at the launch of the new Russian satellite.
Interested parties might like to check out "Observations From Russia" (you can't miss it) on the http://www.observations,biz website of LA2QAA & GM1SXX.
NB.
GM1SXX does all the donkeywork - LA2QAA just sits back and takes all the credit.
Next time, click on Observations, before opening 'gob'.
73 John. la2qaa@amsat.org
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