[amsat-bb] Re: Renewed interest in SAT's.. couple questions
Jonny 290
jonny290 at gmail.com
Sun Mar 4 16:25:27 PST 2007
Matt,
First of all, welcome back to the birds! My situation is a lot like yours -
though I
never operated in sats back in the 90's, I wanted to, and I finally have the
chance to
build up a station.
I'm finding that the best place for current, updated info on "who's hearing
what" is at
http://oscar.dcarr.org/ . It's a community-driven reporting engine that you
can submit listen
or QSO reports to, so that we can see what's active.
Could not answer your questions on AO-10 or SO-33 for certain, I'm still
building up my
station and RX only, but I have not heard anything about them.
73,
Matt
On 3/4/07, Matt Atwood <we1h at verizon.net> wrote:
>
> I am returning to satellite operation after a ten year absence (my last
> satellite QSO before Feb 07 was literally 10 years ago on 3/25/1997 via
> RS-10)and have a couple questions. I have recently operated on a number of
> satellites (VO-52, AO-7, FO-29, etc) and the AMSAT web site has some great
> info on them, but I find the entries for AO-10 and SO-33 confusing
> regarding
> whether they are operational or not? For example, the AO-10 entry is
> listed
> under operational sats, but each mode entry is listed as 'non-operational'
> and the weekly SAT update says it is stuck in Mode B... Are either of
> these
> SAT's actually operational at all? I have not heard either of them on the
> air, so I imagine not, but, never hurts to ask.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> - Matt, WE1H
> Grand Isle, VT
> FN34jl
>
> AMSAT member since 03/04/2007 ;-)
>
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