[amsat-bb] Re: NAMSATE AND EAGLE PROJECT ARE DEAD!!!

Ronald Nutter rnutter at networkref.com
Mon Jul 14 17:09:19 PDT 2008


The Namast project is not dead.  If you had been subscribed to the 
Namaste listserv, you would have seen messages to that affect.  I think 
it is important to remember that this is a volunteer effort.  If I had 
talents in the engineering area, I would be glad to volunteer but that 
is not where my skills are.  If you have skills in those areas, 
volunteer and help out.

Ron Nutter
KA4KYI

Dave Guimont wrote:
>> It seems obvious now that AMSAT-NA projects are collapsing NAMASTE 
>> is dead and EAGLE PROBABLY WILL BE HALTED TOO?????
>> SEE BELOW THE FULL EXCHANGE AND PLEASE READ THE THREADS ON: 
>> http://amsat.org/pipermail/namaste-dev/2008-July/thread.html
>>
>> Here is an excerpt moving around the "Super duper" AMSAT-NA 
>> president on the NAMSATE reflector
>>
>> AMSAT-NA is on a crashing course i doubt this group will survive up 
>> to the end of 2008! Sad news but could be under a new leadership things
>> can still have some chance of success!
>> P.S. I just hope i am dead wrong here?
> 
> Luc, tnx fer ur research and publication...Many amateur satellite 
> operators in the world are of the same opinion...AMSAT-NA is beating 
> a dead horse...
> 
> Absence of HEO, necessitates confirmation of those facts, NOW on 20 
> meters!  Just the way we traded information for the early satellites.
> 
> I ran one of the early 20 meter satellite nets, hopefully a P3E 
> launch will not require 20 meters to globally communicate again...
> 
> COMMUNICATION is the name of the game....nearly impossible now....if 
> you want grid squares use your cell phone!!
> 
> 
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> 
>             73, Dave, WB6LLO
>                 dguimon1 at san.rr.com
> 
>                     Disagree: I learn....
> 
>                Pulling for P3E... 
> 
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