Want To Get Into Amateur Radio Satellite 🛰️. This might help you out.
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- A quick demo with a narrated presentation on some of the things you might want to know for successful satellite reception and making contacts with other ham radio operators or if you're lucky the ISS crew.
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ARISS ISS SSTV 145.800 PK:145.825 FM
Voice RPT U:145.990 FM 67HZ T D :437.800 FM
SO-50 U:145.85 67Hz
74.4Hz D:436.795 FM
AO-91 U:435.250 67Hz
Fox-1B D:145.961 .4W FM
IO-86 U:435.880 FM
D:145.880 FM
B:145.825 CW
B:145.825 AX
RS-44 U:145.960
D:435.650 SSB
XW-2A U:435.030-050
D:145.665-685 SSB
B:145.660 CW
B:145.640 9K6
XW-2C U:435.150-170
D:145.795-815 SSB
B:145.790 CW
B:145.770 AX
JO-97 U:435.100
D:145.870 SSB
AO-07 U:145.850-950
Mode A D:29.400-29.5 SSB
B:29.502 CW
AO-07 U:432.125-175
Mode B D:145.975-925 SSB
B:145.9775 CW
FO-29 U:145.900-146
D:435.800-900 SSB
B:435.795 CW
AO-73 U:435.160-140
D:145.950-970 SSB
B:145.935 CW 
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I'm completely new to amateur radio. This was very helpful because it answered a lot of questions in a very clear way. Thank you!
Welcome to the world of amateur radio you are going to have lots of fun getting into the many aspects of the hobby. Satellite is really cool and with a small hand held beam you can do amazing things. Glad you enjoyed this and it was of use to you 👍 good luck and thank you for posting your comment.
Hey bro! Another good sat video/tutorial session. Always good. Have a good night. Hope you had a good weekend. 73 from your "family" across the pond. Talk with you soon.
Thanks Pat. Best 73 your way catch up soon
Really enjoyed that Simon and i will pin this for future reference. Thanks 73
Glad to hear you found it useful. 👍
Excellent tutorial
Thanks Alan 😁
Brilliant Simon Thanks.
Thanks Dave
Full of great information Simon, good job! 73, Rob
Thank you Rob. Glad it is worth watching 😁 73
Excellent video.
Thank you buddy 😁
Thanks bro! Lots of good info!
Your very welcome 😁
A great well laid out and presented tutorial Simon ...
Thanks John glad you liked it 😁
Good video Simon, Helpful tutorial, always things to learn with radio. Have a good week bud🤘
Thanks bro, you too 😁
Hiya buddy, excellent vid. I've got the Quansheng and the Baofeng tuned and primed and bought a HB9CV for vhf, just working on the uhf antenna next. Will have to call in to see you at work and pick your brains lol. See ya soon mate, 73's di Craig 2E0CSD
Nice one 😁 I am gonna get back on the arrow with my two same radios as soon as its better wx. Look forward to hearing you on your new antennas it will be cool. I'm usually about but monday afternoon and Friday morning I'm teaching theory so won't be reachable then. Catch you later bud
Hi there, If I were to use a G5500 rotator with 2/70 beams in my back garden how high do you think I would require the aerials to be at? My gutter height is 5m, then another 2.x m worth of pitched roof. My proposed pole position will be around 13m away from my house at the back end of my garden. I was thinking maybe 4m-5m high? With a useable starting Elevation of lets say 5 degrees? The houses at the rear of me also have their back gardens backing onto mine, so those houses are also 14m away from me. Many Thanks Mike M3VDL
@@TheGoose81 hi Mike it will work well. I had mine ground mounted at first and it was fine. I also do well with the tripod mounted arrow on the ground. The best results are away from obstruction rather than height. One thing to remember is that the 435 - 437 MHz feedline is important to have the best quality you can afford as the losses are high on that band which effects the RX quality due to the low signal strength from the birds. So the shortest length required. The G-5500 rotator are great 👍 especially with a RS232 type interface unit hooked up to a cat control cable into the pc. Hope you get it all sorted and look forward to catching you on the sats
Simon are you trying a moon bounce later or iss again
Hi buddy I will be checking out the Satellite tracker and see what's in range. The ISS is now daytime passes so I will miss most due to being at work. EME Sounds cool but I probably would need a decent 2m amp to boost the output to be able to get a signal back. I probably will be able to receive signals from high powered ground stations with my antennas but I think it's usually a digital transmission mode rather than voice. Still it will be good to see if I can receive anything next time the moon is in a decent position. Catch you later bro 73
@@M0YKSHamRadio laters Simon
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Good decision 😜.......