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Hello Don Happy 4th of July!!

Would this handle an alaskan arrow antenna? 73

Does the radio apply the Doppler automatically? Thanks

I struggled for weeks trying to confirm SAT QSOs on QRZ. Now I realize it just doesn't support cross band confirmation.

Hello, have you tested wifi with look4sat? you have recovered your card in repair! Have you tested transmission with HF power? THANKS😊

For those having the time and inclination, you can get a ham operators license. Study on-line free. sample tests. Contact local ham organization. Local study and test administration $10. Radio: many models under $100. This is not an ad. You don't have to learn Morse code. In case of an EMP, this may be the only form of communication.

How did you do that radio mount for the arrow?

What are the freqs? I have seen a variety of different uplink and down link.

Only satellite contact I've made was while mobile with a mag mount. 😅 never made one with my Arrow antenna. 😆

That's gotta be fun.

I basically tripped onto a 85° pass over Bucharest, only had a rubber duckie antenna that came with the radio. The signal variation over time was insane.

I kick ass on that pass

There's no such things of international space station is all lies. You've been brainwash.

what a mess. Everyone is talking. Few are listening

I was glad to catch the end of your livestream, just went and watched the whole thing. I am running a vertical, so it was good to hear that nugget of info about verticals. I'm using a kenwood tm-v71 at 50w with a comet gp-9 about 25' off the valley floor surrounded by mtns. I'm hoping to catch the next pass tonight but it might be out of my reach. 73's!

You are right Don I was blasting in

Hey Don.. don't know if this is a lot of extra work.. but a suggestion.. maybe put timestamps in your video description of who you made contacts with and people can skip to hear themselves.

I love my Retevis RT3S!

Wow, KD9VGV was on it.

Great job on the pass Don! I heard you in there several times but the pileup to get in was fierce. 73!

Would be interesting to see PCB in details. Particularly location of the JY901S module as it is present on schematic.

Your appatite for result is incredible

24:48 you talked to me.. KQ4ROM. Then you rejected my request to confirm the contact on qrz stating you didn't have me in your log. 🤷

Did you have to antenna your house or is there a more modern way with more modern equipment. Thank you

N9ZEK 73

On my bucket list

I have just discovered the Antrunner and wondered if you could answer some questions for me. Firstly does it come with a controller to position the rotator for each satellite pass or is that a separate item and secondly if it does come with a controller is there a wifi connection between the PC and the rotator or does it need to be hardwired? Another question, is the Antrunner's suitability for outdoor use as there appears to be no attempt to waterproof any of its parts from the weather? Is it OK for permanent outdoor use?? I was initially looking at the SARCTRAC system which looked really good only to hear that it is no longer in production sadly. Cheers Ian VK5AIB

Well done! Could you actually see the little dot in the sky? Cheers.

vry kool de wb8e

I managed to receive both images using an FT65 and a tape measure yagi. Receiving the certificate from NASA was mind-blowing 73 de NM9X

That's the same shirt you're wearing yesterday.

Hi, I heard you (W8CPT EN82) calling several times on the ISS (1:25 am) even with the ISS far from me on the ocean. 73

That was me at the 5:55 mark

I made the contact from the car @ 20 watts

Thanks for the QSO! It got pretty busy at the end.

What HT are you using?

It’s not Eastern Standard Time! Eastern Daylight Time!

LOL

Thanks for the contact! It was a quiet night.

Hi. I have the same rig. What's the value on the left upper corner when you transmit 100W? I'm thinking about PO (Power) meter. I noticed that the needle was only slightly above 50W.

Eastern Daylight time, not Standard Time.

Thanks for uploading. I wanted to watch the whole thing. 73

Dude, don't you ever sleep?

I'm glad you fixed that stupid collar! LOL

Great video, I also have made contacts with the ISS repeater, lots of fun. KN6BZG

Thanks for sharing! 73 DE W4LDS

There was a lot of enthusiasm in our local ham community during SSTV events. Even those who were not on regular LEO satellite operations also particpated using their VHF radio and Robot36 app on the mobile phone. It was a wonderful experience to see the image shaping up from the buzzing noise!

Where's your rotor Captain Don?

Like the title

Great, how did you activate it? I have v5 and I don't know how to do it, it never locates GPS