Pat, Nice!
Fm N0AN-10 To CQ Via PSAT*,ARISS* <UI pid=F0 Len=43 >[14:50:57] =4206.15N/09402.30W`73 v. ISS de Hasan N0AN
Fm WD9EWK To APK002 Via PSAT*,ARISS* <UI pid=F0 Len=21 >[14:51:11] :N0AN-10 :hi dm43{N
73, N0AN Hasan
Can you recreate the positions of the ISS and PSAT at the time of this dual hop packet? That would mak e a great graphic. Bob
-----Original Message----- From: AMSAT-BB amsat-bb-bounces@amsat.org On Behalf Of Hasan al-Basri Sent: Thursday, November 8, 2018 5:12 AM To: amsat-bb@amsat.org Subject: [amsat-bb] Tnx PSAT Report
Pat, Nice!
Fm N0AN-10 To CQ Via PSAT*,ARISS* <UI pid=F0 Len=43 >[14:50:57] =4206.15N/09402.30W`73 v. ISS de Hasan N0AN
Fm WD9EWK To APK002 Via PSAT*,ARISS* <UI pid=F0 Len=21 >[14:51:11] :N0AN-10 :hi dm43{N
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Hi Bob,
I haven't a clue how I would go about doing that. I would not have even noticed the double hop, had you not pointed it ou.
I thought it looked strange when I saw it, but I chalked it up to something peculiar about PSAT, not having used it before.
I just got my sat station operational in the last few days, after having it off the air for a few years. When I lost my az/el to the mice (chewed thru coax and rotor cables, I pretty much gave up. Then recently, I started using my old EggBeaters and found I could get telemetry from AO-85/91/92 and AO-73.
Then I used the 2m EB to listen to XW-2a/b,c/d/e/f and CAS-4A and 4B.
I've always been active in APRS since the early days with you and dosAPRS. In fact, I think I was one of the earliest adopters of APRS.
I have a large collinear at a HAAT of 43 meters for my APRS digipeater. It has a mobile range of about 30 to 40 miles. I use the UHF side of that same antenna for a digital Fusion node (Yaesu) and sometimes steal it to listen to low elevation sat passes.
Back to satellites: I got so enthused by copying tlm from the FM birds, that I used my FM radio and the Eggbeaters to work a few guys via the FM birds, but ..well. it just aint the same as all the fun I had with AO-6,7,8,10,13 and 40. When 40 died, I lost interest.
Anywho, with my renewed interest in sats, I decided I should get something to use the linear birds with the eggbeaters, so I picked up a Yaesu FT857d and it has worked very well. I control it with SDR Console v 3.03 (which has a fantastic satellite section), and receive using the same program and an SDRPlay RSP2. So I have full duplex.
After copying some SSTV last week from ISS, I got enthused...looked around the shack and dusted off an old Kenwood G-707 radio , found USB > ComPort adapter that would plug directly into the Kenwood and had an unused Arrow J-Pole at 15' above the pole I had my az/el system on. So now, I have a full time 24x7 packet station on 145.825 using UISS and UTZHO soundmodem. That is N0AN-10
I also let the SDR system sit on 145.825 when I'm not in the shack. It is connected on 2m to my Eggbeater, and I run a copy of Direwolf as an Igate server for anything that shows up on 145.825 packet. (That is N0AN-6)
Nice touching base with you again, and hope I didn't bore ya to sleep.
73, N0AN Hasan
On Thu, Nov 8, 2018 at 4:11 AM Hasan al-Basri hbasri.schiers6@gmail.com wrote:
Pat, Nice!
Fm N0AN-10 To CQ Via PSAT*,ARISS* <UI pid=F0 Len=43 >[14:50:57] =4206.15N/09402.30W`73 v. ISS de Hasan N0AN
Fm WD9EWK To APK002 Via PSAT*,ARISS* <UI pid=F0 Len=21 >[14:51:11] :N0AN-10 :hi dm43{N
73, N0AN Hasan
Hasan,
The satellite positions should be reconstructable by knowing the date, time and location when the contact was made. I am assuming the time was 14:50:57 (local or UTC), What day?
Looking at your reports: Fm N0AN-10 To CQ Via PSAT*,ARISS* <UI pid=F0 Len=43 >[14:50:57] =4206.15N/09402.30W`73 v. ISS de Hasan N0AN
Fm WD9EWK To APK002 Via PSAT*,ARISS* <UI pid=F0 Len=21 >[14:51:11] :N0AN-10 :hi dm43{N
is your location 42 degrees 06.15 minutes N latitude and 094 degrees 02.30 minutes W`longitude? Looks like Patrick was in DM43?
Set up your tracker to be at the right time and day and take a screen shot
EMike
E. Michael McCardel, AA8EM, former KC8YLD Senior Editor for AMSAT News Service, Past VP Educational Relations for AMSAT-NA
Have you donated to get your Fox-1 Challenge Coin Yet? http://www.amsat.org/?p=3275 On Thu, Nov 8, 2018 at 5:13 AM Hasan al-Basri hbasri.schiers6@gmail.com wrote:
Pat, Nice!
Fm N0AN-10 To CQ Via PSAT*,ARISS* <UI pid=F0 Len=43 >[14:50:57] =4206.15N/09402.30W`73 v. ISS de Hasan N0AN
Fm WD9EWK To APK002 Via PSAT*,ARISS* <UI pid=F0 Len=21 >[14:51:11] :N0AN-10 :hi dm43{N
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