Re: Cheap tracker for possible one-way mission
Mark Garrett
I know this is a tad late but maybe you might have something in your collective junk boxes.
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When I first read this it might be suitable for a small signal source oscillator keyed or switched on and off that it is obvious to the tracker and using standard tracking equipment. I recently flew a clock oscillator as a backup to APRS transmitters on a balloon. Had no problem hearing it all the way up and down on both the two meter harmonic and the fundamental 28.322 MHZ. I know that several of these trackers have flown on balloons in the past with pretty decent results for what they were for keeping things light and long term operation. So, what do you have? Mark KA9SZX
On Thursday, July 5, 2018, 7:10:50 PM CDT, L. Paul Verhage KD4STH <nearsys@gmail.com> wrote:
To add to Mark's request... If you find yourself in the Valentine area of Nebraska around August 9th, we could always use your help chasing after two balloons. Thanks On Thu, Jul 5, 2018, 6:03 PM Bruce Coates <bruce.coates@sasktel.net> wrote:
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