Just wanted to say hi to every and start the list discussion. First thing we should get a handle on is what sort of payloads are available that people want to fly. I'll start off......... NSTAR can fl

----- Original Message ----- From: <VERHAP@...> To: "Mark Conner" <mconner1@...> Sent: Friday, May 03, 2002 18:30 Subject: GPSL > Mark, I can see GPSL messages. > > Here's my input. > > I plan to fly

Because of the number of balloon launching from GPSL and possible interference with local repeaters, I've started to put together a frequency plan. The list is posted in the files section. I will be h

One o more item needs to be added to the frequency coordination form. Please add if you can change frequencies and how easy. This won't be a problem for APRS, as we'll use the same frequency. But repe

KCATVG - Kansas City Amateur Television Group Frequency Summary Name Mode Power Frequency Changeable? * Notes KD0FW ATV 5 Watts 439.250 MHz Crystal KD0FW Simplex Rptr .100 MW 144.340 MHZ Synthesized A

I need to know if presenters will have written notes for me to publish. So far no presenter has given me notice. I'd like to make a copy of every presenter's notes available to attendees. I'll take ca

Ralph, I'm planning to work on the GPSL logo again this weekend. However, when I search my PC in the classroom, I can't find the topo map you emailed. I may have it at home. But if I don't, then it pr

All: It's been an idea of mine to launch a zero-pressure balloon from here in Denver, and float it low (30-40k feet probably) from here to Manhattan KS, about 500 miles east of here. I keep bringing i

Yes, I am appraised that the 30-40k feet altitude I mention is 'right in the middle of the jetways', but I recently read "Around the World in 20 days" by Bertrand Piccard and Brian Smith, the team tha

Points well made, Ralph. I'll just leave the proposal on the table, see if we form a critical mass to move this project forward. My goal is not to break the distance record, but rather to navigate a b

I've designed a logo for GPSL but arranged to leave the diskette at home. I'll post it tomorrow. I'd like the motto for this year's GPSL to be, "100,000 feet. Been There, Done That". Paul

Here's the logo (that I left at home yesterday). Feel free to use it, there is no copyright or anything like that (unless you plan to make a million bucks with it). It's a Corel Draw file. Apparently

Packet, ATV, and Repeaters, Oh My! It looks like we're going to have more transmissions coming out of Manhattan on 6 July than NSA HQ. To prevent near space capsules from stepping on each other, we'll

7.4% of flights going to over 100k feet is a heck of a lot more frequent than most anything else that flies. Paul points out that many missions don't realistically expect to break 100k, but if the fli

I need to know how many people need helium for GPSL. If someone will be local to Manhattan on the 3rd and can help move helium, please let me know (I have a small Prizm and can't carry 150 pound tanks

Forgot to mention that the main GPSL 2002 web site is at: http://users.crosspaths.net/~wallio/GPSL2002.html 73 de Mark N9XTN ------ Mark D. Conner E-mail: n9xtn@... Homepage: http://members.cox.net/mc

Can someone tell me where and when the events are for the July 5th-6th weekend? I am making my travel plans etc.. Keith Sproul -- Keith Sproul Ham Radio: WU2Z Student Housing Network Coordinator 732 4

Hi everybody, It's been a busy few weeks, and it's not getting any better for me. In addition to the GPSL, I have a design review for a software project next week, we are doing some minor renovation,

Let me try again. This time the logo and saying are in Corel Draw. Feel free to do with the logos as you wish, but make sure it's not something embarassing. I plan to bring a t-shirt with the logos. P

Hello all, EOSS "standard" frequencies are: Telemetry 144.34 MHz Tracking Beacon 147.555 MHz xBand Down 147.555 MHZ Up 445.975 MHz ATV 426.25 MHz Simplex in field 146.58 MHz I also suggest a back chan