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Subject: [FLWSS] Fw: 144.000 echo link node 54072
Date: Sat, 19 Feb 2011 15:18:47 -0500 (GMT-05:00)
From: Tom Tishken KD4WOV AAV4DX <kd4wov(a)earthlink.net>
Reply-To: Tom Tishken KD4WOV AAV4DX <kd4wov(a)earthlink.net>
To: FLWSS(a)flwss.net
can you guys hear this? let FCCHAM(a)fcc.gov know you can.
-----Forwarded Message-----
>From: Tom Tishken KD4WOV AAV4DX<kd4wov(a)earthlink.net>
>Sent: Feb 19, 2011 1:41 PM
>To: FCC enforcement<fccham(a)fcc.gov>
>Subject: Fw: 144.000 echo link node 54072
>
>forwarding this in reference to my call on Friday and Saturday about an unidentified echolink node in the orlando florida area on 144.000. no call sign from the local node was transmitted. also if you go to
>http://www.qrz.com and look up KJ4YOB he has a radio with 144.000 displayed right above his computer monitor.
>
>
>-----Forwarded Message-----
>>From: Tom Tishken KD4WOV AAV4DX<kd4wov(a)earthlink.net>
>>Sent: Feb 19, 2011 1:32 PM
>>To: kj4g(a)arrl.org
>>Subject: 144.000 echo link node 54072
>>
>>hello,
>> i have been listening to this echolink station over the last 3 days starting on 2-17-20011 at 10am EST.
>>i have monitored it during that day and it is very busy.
>>
>>I ran accross this station as i tuned to the weak signal portion of the band to look for CW signals. on 144.000 in FM mode i have heard this station later identified as KJ4YOB. It is part of a group called scan international.
>>
>>his node number is 54072. if you look him up on QRZ he has a picture on the radio with 144.000 on the display.
>>
>>
>>
>>de Tom Tishken
>>KD4WOV Ham
>>AAV4DX US Army Mars
>>352-449-9192
>>
>>De Tom Tishken
>>KD4WOV Ham Radio
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>
>
>De Tom Tishken
>KD4WOV Ham Radio
>AAV4DX US Army Mars
>WPON678 GMRS (Class A CB)
>74478 10-10 #
>Cypress Chapter # 2010
>Straight Key Century Club #3684
>GROL (general radiotelephone operator license)
>Central States VHF Society Life Member
>ARRL Certified Volunteer Examiner
>W5YI Certified Volunteer Examiner
>US Army Mars Trainner for the AAA4FL/V Net
>A Founding member of Gator Mountain Amatuer Radio Society
>A Founding member of Amatuer Community Service
>A Founding Member of Link Association Accross Florida
>
>Are you Radio Active? Try a new mode or band today.
>Follow me to 10 Meters where the DX is king.
>
De Tom Tishken
KD4WOV Ham Radio
AAV4DX US Army Mars
WPON678 GMRS (Class A CB)
74478 10-10 #
Cypress Chapter # 2010
Straight Key Century Club #3684
GROL (general radiotelephone operator license)
Central States VHF Society Life Member
ARRL Certified Volunteer Examiner
W5YI Certified Volunteer Examiner
US Army Mars Trainner for the AAA4FL/V Net
A Founding member of Gator Mountain Amatuer Radio Society
A Founding member of Amatuer Community Service
A Founding Member of Link Association Accross Florida
Are you Radio Active? Try a new mode or band today.
Follow me to 10 Meters where the DX is king.
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Test transmission ARISSat-1
February 9, 2011 will test transmission of amateur radio satellite ARISSat-1
(call RS1S) the ISS. Voice messages, telemetry and SSTV will transmit on
frequency 145.950 MHz in FM mode. The test transmission will be 2-3 days.
February 16 during an output of astronauts in outer space will be launched
amateursatellite ARISSat-1 (Cedar). Astronaut after switched power on the
satellite will expect a command from mission control center to launch into
orbit, when confirm receive satellite signals on the ground. So please to
all amateurs who received the satellite signals, call and tell about it by
phone +7-903-2557088 Samburov Sergei Nikolaevich (RV3DR) or call
+7-951-3346573 Pikkiev Valerian Alekseevich (RW3WW), or +7(495)602-95-08
mission control center. (info from http://radioskaf.ru/en/ )
I have an Alinco DJ-G7 tribander for sale. It comes with a Diamond
RH951S aftermarket triband antenna, a Yaesu speaker mike, an Alinco
speaker mike adapter cable, box, manual, EDH-35 AA battery pack, and the
original battery and charger. The original battery went open circuit
last summer in a hot car. This HT covers 2m, 70cm, and 1.2 GHz, and also
has a wideband receiver. It's a great HT, I just have too many of them.
I'll only sell to a amateur radio licensee. I can meet in Tampa or New
Port Richey, and all points in between. I'll also be at the AMSAT table
all weekend at the Orlando hamfest.
Price is $240 obo.
73, Drew KO4MA
Hi Gang,
The Orlando Hamcation is just a week away, and AMSAT will be there in
force. We have a forum scheduled Saturday from 1:45 to 3:15, and this
year it is INSIDE! I expect
ARISSat-1 will be the main topic of discussion. We'll have live
satellite demonstrations, ranging from simple handheld/portable
operations, to fully automated systems. The ARISSat-1 engineering model
will be on display, and on the air. I'll have a FUNcube Dongle Pro on
display and in use. I'm also planning on having materials on hand for
new members to build their own CJU 435 MHz antenna, for free as
incentive to join and support AMSAT.
To make this all happen, we need your help. Orlando has become AMSAT's
busiest hamfest behind Dayton, and we need current members to assist in
the booth. If you can help answer questions and talk up the amateur
satellite program, please consider putting in a few hours behind the
table. Drop me an email at ko4ma(a)amsat.org, and let me know when you can
come by and help out!
73, Drew KO4MA
