Possible SSTV activity from the ISS - 145.800, historically PD 120 mode. 09-30-2020, 13:05 UTC to 18:45 UTC 10-01-2020, 12:30 UTC to 17:40 UTC 10-4-2020, 09:30 UTC through 10-8-2020 09:15 UTC

Possible SSTV projects from the ISS coming - receiving their wonderful images can be VERY simple! Check out ... https://www.work-sat.com/sstv.html ... for more information!

Using and entering YOUR pass data for the ISS’ new crossband repeater is VERY useful - especially since it is turned OFF for ARISS events, and when missions approach/leave the ISS. It will be turned

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Just a thanks to ARISS Dave and Dave, Kenneth in Houston, Gordo and Chip in Orange County, CA, and to Marvelous Rosalie for ALL the work getting our new asset up and running and ham-tested! AND - OF

David, Yes, I do need to turn the squelch off. I thought it was weird that the Yaseu FT-71 was so quiet with the squelch "off". My baofeng did have the white noise. Somehow I was able to get a good

Arup- One thing about your recording. Mine always has constant background hiss because my squelch is wide open. When you are working the sats, you should have your squelch wide open. -David, N9KT

Off hours is definitely the key. I'm a night owl, so I concentrate on passes from 10pm - 1am. I've been able to make up to six contacts in a pass! During the day, I'm lucky to make one. -David, N9KT

Thanks for the reassurance. I tried another working a pass on PO101 earlier today (18:25z) and had the same issue so I was beginning to think it was me. My recording of PO101 sounds similar.

You are doing nothing wrong! Just too many people all at once, and some without proper tone. Try more “off-peak” hour passes ... More power is NOT the cure! It will calm down ...

Hi All, I've attached my recording of the ISS pass tonight at 22:39z with a max elevation of 57 degrees from FN01. A few questions 1. Can anyone offer tips on how to work a "smoother" pass? As you'll

the iss was coming in good yesterday afternoon, I heard Patrick , as I was driving on i5 out here...

Got word earlier this afternoon from Houston that a recycling of the radio power took care of the problem. Soon after that, I heard John, KG4AKV making QSOs and the system sounded good.

Switches flipped - it is back ON!!!

ja1ogz⁦‪@ja1ogz‬⁩FO-29 Operation schedule Oct. 4 02:43-04:30- 10 02:28- 04:15- 11 01:35-03:20- 17 01:20-03:05- 18 02:10-03:54- 24 01:55-03:40- 25 02:45-04:30- 31 02:30-04:15- Nov. 1

A few notes from the IORS team designers on the capture effect and hints for operating techniques ... * If you have tried satellite contacts in the past, follow the same recommendations you learned

Brilliant minds think alike ... (g) https://groups.io/g/Work-Sat/topic/amsat_na_s_live_oscar_status/76732469?p=,,,20,0,0,0::recentpostdate%2Fsticky,,,20,2,0,76732469

FYI for anyone trying, the ISS FM Repeater has been off the air for over 24 hours now. Here's a great page to see the status of the birds: https://www.amsat.org/status/index.php -David, N9KT

Agree Jerry...W8RQM

Use theham radio good operating recommendation for all modes: run minimum power, 5 watts into a 7 db gain antenna on the uplink. When tons of people are transmitting at once with more power, the