[amsat-bb] Re: Terrestrial QRM to FM satellites
Bob Stewart
bob at evoria.net
Thu Sep 20 13:19:41 PDT 2007
John and all,
There are apparently several stations. I heard a part of a call
"?A9??" on voice and at another time "/R" on CW on the 20:00Z
pass of AO-27 over the US. Someone else was complaining of
a strong unmodulated carrier for awhile. I guess I'll have to
set the computer up to start recording. I doubt it's malicious.
Hopefully it's just "I didn't know". But, as time passes, they
will perceive ownership of the frequency, of course.
Bob
--- "John Marranca, Jr" <jmarranca at bnsystems.com> wrote:
> Hello all. I, too, have noticed this happen. I saw it first at the
> Rochester Hamfest this year when Rich N2SPI was giving his demo on the birds
> (...this is how I became interested in ham sats). During his excellent
> demo, two hams were chatting about pizza, and the like. I can recall this
> happening during the Mode K Russian sat days. Quite honestly, I think it's
> rude and selfish that any person would not follow a gentleman's agreement
> bandplan. (Reminds me of a local guy about 15 years ago that would talk to
> his buddies on 144.000 FM.)
>
> It's sad, really.
>
> John KB2HSH
>
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