[aprssig] ISS digipeater is on again

[Bobby Lacey]

For me, seeing ISS then Discovery about 2 minutes behind it made up for
packet being off tonight. Like you said, I did hear RS0ISS-4 beacon, but not
able to get into it. It was a beautiful pass here in South Georgia a few
minutes ago.

73
Bobby KF4GTA

On 10/24/07, Robert Bruninga <bruninga at usna.edu> wrote:
>
> Drats, as soon as I sent this out, the next pass it was off
> again.
>
> Actually it is there, Txing a beacon every minute, but it is not
> listening...  Maybe they used the radio for a school contact and
> forgot to completely reconfigure it back for packet.
>
> > All day today and yesterday, ISS digipeater is on.  So just
> QSY
> > your APRS rig to 145.825 (same as Pcsat and ANDE) and you
> should
> > get digipeated during a pass.  Path is via ARISS, though maybe
> > WIDEn-N will work.  Havnt tried it.
> >
> > Next passes are approximately
> > 1630 PDT 1730 MDT, 1830 CDT or 1940 EDT
> > 1800 PDT 1900 MDT, 2000 CDT
> > 1930 PDT
> >
> > Then fun begins with 6 more passes tomorrow starting 1145 EDT
> > etc...
> >
> > Signals are very strong on 2 meters.  Should get 6 minutes of
> > solid copy from other APRS stations.
> >
> > Bob, Wb4APR
> >
> >
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