ISS Ham Radio Antennas video tour by Micol Ivancic Author: Raffaele Di Palma ASTRONAUTINEWS - ISAA TNX! Take a video tour and see ham radio antennas on the ISS!

Excellent articles on working the ISS’ packet station - Doug Cook KD5PDN uses a tape measure antenna and an HT - https://www.work-sat.com/ewExternalFiles/QRP-ISS.pdf K9JKM’s article - and several othe

Amateur Radio on the International Space Station (ARISS) is looking for Luther Burbank School alumni who participated in the ham radio contact on Dec. 21 2000, in relation to our 20th year Anniversary

>> … Do you record your Zoom meetings? May we have a copy? Several of the 100+ (so far!) presentations have been recorded, yes - but much in each is customized to the group to whom I am speaking. Bett

So you have the "satellite bug." You want to tell others about your experiences getting on the "birds." You have enthusiasm and some volunteer energy to give to the amateur radio community ... Take a

They say there is no such thing as a stupid question. I was about to disprove that, but then I remembered the old adage about listen before you speak. 5 minutes perusal of this site answered my questi

From Monte Andress - Greetings Radio Friends, Tuesday evening November 17, 2920 at 7:00pm PST, an exciting and informative Zoom meeting will take place. For you new hams consider this meeting to be an

So far have 2 contacts under my belt on AO-91. Just an HT and a tape measure yagi. Getting the hang of it so now there's some mental bandwidth during the pass to deal with the doppler changes...I've j

The 3-U Neutron-1 CubeSat is scheduled for deployment from the International Space Station (ISS) on November 5 at 10:40 UTC. For the satellite’s first month and during its commissioning phase, the Neu

SpaceX and NASA are targeting Sunday, November 15 for Falcon 9’s launch of Dragon’s first operational crew mission (Crew-1) to the International Space Station (ISS) from historic Launch Complex 39A (L

Good evening; I've sourced most of my parts and thought that I read the software image was available for download somewhere. I have not been able to locate it, however. Does anyone know where I can fi

ARISS: Celebrating 20 Years of Continuous Operations on ISS!! November 13, 2020—Twenty years ago today, the Expedition-1 crew turned on the ARISS Ericsson radio for the first time and completed severa

I am setting up my satellite station and have a question regarding antenna switching between radios. I will be using an SDR play for the receiver and a Yaesu FT-857 for the transmitter. I am running o

Has anyone used the Alinco or any other multi-mode receiver to work linear sats? Seems like a more affordable way to do linear work rather than buy 2 yaesu ft-818s, but I don’t know if it will work. A

Does anyone use one of the SARCNET rotators? I purchased one of their new Mk2 systems and I’m curious to see what others have done to mount the rotator to a tripod. The nice people at SARCNET emailed

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Lately, there has been some confusion among our followers as to where they can find the most current operation status of our radio equipment on board the ISS. Here are some links that should help. The

I'm trying to use APRSdroid to digipeat off the ISS with a Baofeng HT, baofeng vox audio cable, droid, and Elk directional antenna. Has anyone had success? Specifically the digipath includes callsign>

AMSAT-NA remains in good hands ... SB SAT @ AMSAT $ANS-292.02 ANS-292.02 AMSAT News Service Special Bulletin AMSAT News Service Bulletin 292.02 From AMSAT HQ KENSINGTON, MD. DATE October 18, 2020 To A

Hi, Sat newb here, hoping to get my first contact. Just now I was able to hear SO-50, in a break I threw my call out. But I don't have ht ability to tx/rx simultaneously, so I lost my "lock" on the sa