ham sats in action

See various radios, antennas and setups used to work ham radio satellites. Learn about cube sats, and the repeaters they carry. Watch members of North Fulton Amateur Radio League receive and transmit signals to satellites. Learn how amateurs use satellites to communicate over great distances.
Link to see status of amateur satellites: amsat.org/status/
Link to North Fulton Amateur Radio League: nfarl.org/

[@NathanCorleone]

Thank you for documenting amateur radio and showing newcomers how fun it can be

[@electrotab]

This video got me started on satellites. Great video Brian. 73 M7TTI

[@TyRonKitzeRow]

Just came across your channel a few days ago and have been watching with interest. Very nice and will keep watching. 73’s N8ZBD

[@davidsradioroom9678]

I really like your channel. This was an excellent video. Keep them coming and I will try to spread the word.

[@G0GCQ]

Another excellent video on your new channel.

[@JeffHochberg]

Soooo bummed I couldn’t make it out today!!! I hope you guys do another soon. I really would love to learn how to build one of the Az-El rotors for my Arrow Yagi antenna.

[@sanjithnair3266]

Thank you, sir, it's a nice video

[@AsphaltCowboyUSA]

Thanks for uploading

[@shandybrandy5407]

Great video that creates so much of an excitement

[@USABrendan]

Need to spend some time with this great group of hams. Nice video!
KV4YX (M0XBP)

[@DM-qk8rs]

Wow, I'm really amazed by the event you guys had! I love ham radios, and although I've started playing around it a while ago (10 years back when I used to live in Brazil) I'm still considered a beginner. How can I find more info about these events in Georgia? I live in Kennesaw, GA. Thanks and congratulations for your channel!

[@Gruuvin1]

Wouldn't it be more useful if repeater satellites were geosynchronous? Maybe that's a much more expensive venture?

[@26CW128Jake]

There's one and only one at the moment, its called QO-100. Unfortunately not much of the Americas are in its coverage footprint.