Hi Gang,
Does anyone know why the Unproto Path seems to change from day to day? Last Friday evening it was "RS0ISS-3." Then a few days later it was "RS0ISS-4." I have been advised to simply enter "ARISS" in my D-700 path statement and I should be okay, but I have not made an APRS contact since doing so. My inquisitive nature needs an answer as to why the Path keeps changing. Could I enter all the above path statements to be certain? Any and all info will be greatly appreciated.
I monitored 145.825 MHz on a few passes over the eastern USA yesterday and did not hear any packet data. Also attempted to call NA1SS on 145.800/144.490, hoping that perhaps Mike was off duty and enjoying a few QSO's. Nothing heard. Is there any one website where we can get up-to-the minute news and info, or must I just go with trial and error attempts and hope to get lucky with making a voice contact? I was able to confirm a couple of contacts during the 25th Anniversary event, but want more and more!
Sincerely & 73,
Harry ~ KC2OJN
Good Morning:
I cant answer your question directly but I know that the advice to use simply ARISS for the path works fine. And if I recall, that advice was given by the father of APRS, Bob Bruninga so it should be good :) Must be some other issue in the setup giving you trouble.
Curt KU8L
Harry Strahlendorf wrote:
Hi Gang,
Does anyone know why the Unproto Path seems to change from day to day? Last Friday evening it was "RS0ISS-3." Then a few days later it was "RS0ISS-4." I have been advised to simply enter "ARISS" in my D-700 path statement and I should be okay, but I have not made an APRS contact since doing so. My inquisitive nature needs an answer as to why the Path keeps changing. Could I enter all the above path statements to be certain? Any and all info will be greatly appreciated.
I monitored 145.825 MHz on a few passes over the eastern USA yesterday and did not hear any packet data. Also attempted to call NA1SS on 145.800/144.490, hoping that perhaps Mike was off duty and enjoying a few QSO's. Nothing heard. Is there any one website where we can get up-to-the minute news and info, or must I just go with trial and error attempts and hope to get lucky with making a voice contact? I was able to confirm a couple of contacts during the 25th Anniversary event, but want more and more!
Sincerely & 73,
Harry ~ KC2OJN
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At one time I thought the Path indicated the bands that were in use, sometimes split frequency, sometimes in one band and out the other...
Perhaps Ken can confirm that...
Roger WA1KAT
----- Original Message ----- From: "Harry Strahlendorf" [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Friday, February 06, 2009 7:03 AM Subject: [amsat-bb] ISS Packet Question
Hi Gang,
Does anyone know why the Unproto Path seems to change from day to day?
Last
Friday evening it was "RS0ISS-3." Then a few days later it was
"RS0ISS-4."
I have been advised to simply enter "ARISS" in my D-700 path statement and
I
should be okay, but I have not made an APRS contact since doing so. My inquisitive nature needs an answer as to why the Path keeps changing.
Could
I enter all the above path statements to be certain? Any and all info
will
be greatly appreciated.
I monitored 145.825 MHz on a few passes over the eastern USA yesterday and did not hear any packet data. Also attempted to call NA1SS on 145.800/144.490, hoping that perhaps Mike was off duty and enjoying a few QSO's. Nothing heard. Is there any one website where we can get
up-to-the
minute news and info, or must I just go with trial and error attempts and hope to get lucky with making a voice contact? I was able to confirm a couple of contacts during the 25th Anniversary event, but want more and more!
Sincerely & 73,
Harry ~ KC2OJN
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The D700 supports multiple configurations. The different IDs are assigned to the various modes. The most common mode now is PKT mode which utilizes RS0ISS-4. Another mode is APRS mode which is RS0ISS-4. During 9600 baud ops, the ID was RS0ISS-5. ARISS is the alias assigned to all modes so you don't have to constantly change.
Kenneth - N5VHO
-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Roger Kolakowski Sent: Friday, February 06, 2009 10:21 AM To: Harry Strahlendorf; [email protected] Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: ISS Packet Question
At one time I thought the Path indicated the bands that were in use, sometimes split frequency, sometimes in one band and out the other...
Perhaps Ken can confirm that...
Roger WA1KAT
----- Original Message ----- From: "Harry Strahlendorf" [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Friday, February 06, 2009 7:03 AM Subject: [amsat-bb] ISS Packet Question
Hi Gang,
Does anyone know why the Unproto Path seems to change from day to day?
Last
Friday evening it was "RS0ISS-3." Then a few days later it was
"RS0ISS-4."
I have been advised to simply enter "ARISS" in my D-700 path statement and
I
should be okay, but I have not made an APRS contact since doing so. My inquisitive nature needs an answer as to why the Path keeps changing.
Could
I enter all the above path statements to be certain? Any and all info
will
be greatly appreciated.
I monitored 145.825 MHz on a few passes over the eastern USA yesterday and did not hear any packet data. Also attempted to call NA1SS on 145.800/144.490, hoping that perhaps Mike was off duty and enjoying a few QSO's. Nothing heard. Is there any one website where we can get
up-to-the
minute news and info, or must I just go with trial and error attempts and hope to get lucky with making a voice contact? I was able to confirm a couple of contacts during the 25th Anniversary event, but want more and more!
Sincerely & 73,
Harry ~ KC2OJN
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Oops. APRS mode is RS0ISS-3.
Kenneth - N5VHO
-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Ransom, Kenneth G. (JSC-OC)[BAR] Sent: Friday, February 06, 2009 11:45 AM To: Roger Kolakowski; Harry Strahlendorf; [email protected] Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: ISS Packet Question
The D700 supports multiple configurations. The different IDs are assigned to the various modes. The most common mode now is PKT mode which utilizes RS0ISS-4. Another mode is APRS mode which is RS0ISS-4. During 9600 baud ops, the ID was RS0ISS-5. ARISS is the alias assigned to all modes so you don't have to constantly change.
Kenneth - N5VHO
-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Roger Kolakowski Sent: Friday, February 06, 2009 10:21 AM To: Harry Strahlendorf; [email protected] Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: ISS Packet Question
At one time I thought the Path indicated the bands that were in use, sometimes split frequency, sometimes in one band and out the other...
Perhaps Ken can confirm that...
Roger WA1KAT
----- Original Message ----- From: "Harry Strahlendorf" [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Friday, February 06, 2009 7:03 AM Subject: [amsat-bb] ISS Packet Question
Hi Gang,
Does anyone know why the Unproto Path seems to change from day to day?
Last
Friday evening it was "RS0ISS-3." Then a few days later it was
"RS0ISS-4."
I have been advised to simply enter "ARISS" in my D-700 path statement and
I
should be okay, but I have not made an APRS contact since doing so. My inquisitive nature needs an answer as to why the Path keeps changing.
Could
I enter all the above path statements to be certain? Any and all info
will
be greatly appreciated.
I monitored 145.825 MHz on a few passes over the eastern USA yesterday and did not hear any packet data. Also attempted to call NA1SS on 145.800/144.490, hoping that perhaps Mike was off duty and enjoying a few QSO's. Nothing heard. Is there any one website where we can get
up-to-the
minute news and info, or must I just go with trial and error attempts and hope to get lucky with making a voice contact? I was able to confirm a couple of contacts during the 25th Anniversary event, but want more and more!
Sincerely & 73,
Harry ~ KC2OJN
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Curt Nixon -
Harry Strahlendorf -
Ransom, Kenneth G. (JSC-OC)[BAR] -
Roger Kolakowski