I used the Pro-mini for my first prototype of my Skytracker....What Lipo are you using and how heavy is it? - Bill WB8ELK

Hi Bill For some reason my spam filter is discarding a lot of the messages from the GPSL list. I'll get that figured out. Your absolutely right. I'm running DRA818V and it takes about 1300 ms from

K7HAK-11 is now near Lexington KY....it flew about 40 km NE of Baraboo WI but probably 3 hours after sunset from my estimate so wouldn't have been visible. VA5BNC-15 flew 40 km west of you around

where do you think K7HAK is located Bill? I asked last night for anyones guess and no one had an answer. It may have gone right over me. after sundown so may have been

Hi Bruce, I believe I have your signal spotted OK in the waterfall display along with all the other APRS signals on 144.390. Yours appears to have a large 300 to 500 msec TxD keydown before sending

Almost x marks the spot for our two to QRP right over WKRP in Cincinnati

Nice signal on VA5BNC-15 from 200 miles distance as it flies towards me. Copying it direct on 144.390 MHz and i-Gating it here. I also see K7HAK-11 in the waterfall at 300 miles distance but too weak

Hank N1LTV made me aware of a limitation for the free tier for groups.io. We have a max of 1 Gb of total storage for attachments, photos, and files. At the moment we are using about 330 Mb. The

anyone have a guess where k7hak really is? looks like last up date was almost 30 min ago. it may pass very close to me. The Original

That's what I thought Bill. I think she made a mistake when she responded to me

I've attached one frame from the horizontal camera recording the burst at 98,331 feet. The rest of the images are near infrared images taken during the flight. The near-infrared, healthy foliage shows

Ya, the drive back from my flight was nearly 90 seconds. It would have been shorter but there was a yield sign on the way. ;-)

Oops wring thread. :-(

Ya, the drive back from my flight was nearly 90 seconds. It would have been shorter but there was a yield sign on the way. ;-)

By the looks of it, Steve's floaer, K7HAK-11, will likely overtake min, VA5BNC-15, some tmie over night. His is flying 2500 metres higher and the wind is about 30 km/h faster up there. Pretty

For those of you in EOSS territory, KK6UUQ-7 is in RF range of Denver. It transmits on 144.390 MHz APRS every 2 minutes and then 10 seconds later on a clear channel of 144.340 MHz. -Bill WB8ELK

Harry, Joanne's Pico is one of my APRS Skytrackers. It transmits on 144.390 every 2 minutes and 10 seconds later it transmits on 144.340 MHz. - Bill WB8ELK

I have heard that cameras lacking an IR blocking filter will have a pink cast. Jim Hannon -- WB0TXL WEB Page http://www.ocrslc.net/ Blog http://jimhannon.wordpress.com CoCoRaHS station

Yeah, and i intentionally didn't do any post-editing on these photos so as to not mask the problem, etc. Normally I would touch them up a bit before posting. I'm torn, as I think the optics are decent

Often making the image better looking makes the lens/sensor defects more tolerable. Nothing fancy in the way of image software was employed here. Freeware from something like 14 years ago. Global