Yo man hope you are all good. It's fun to be back 😁 hopefully a few more soon I have a large scaffolding roof job going on next door which has been going on for a couple of months. It's very close to the antenna and is slightly blocking some signals so hence the absence I'm sick of waiting so I will put up with restricted operating instead for now 😂
Aye up :) Thanks for posting this I been trying to get ISS on UV5R :) ,& hey ,really informative video :) is the tracking radar app able to work on windows like would it work on a laptop I don't have a phone ?
Ey up bud you could try Obitron, it has a radar. The one in the vid is on an android tablet called Look4Sat. I have picked up ISS well on my UV5-M with the standard little antenna. Preprogram in some memories to make it easier. Start RX at 437.810 then 437.805 then 437.800 then 437.795 and last/end with 437.790 FM. It's better reception if you set to wide band in the menu settings. Once you save them you can easily flick down the frequency as ISS approaches
Hey bro! Satellite night is always fun. I saw the ISS Friday night. Congrats on the contacts. 😊
Nice one 😁 it's been cloudy here I haven't seen it for a while. Catch you later 73
Cool video! Always nice to see you post a new one bro!
Yo man hope you are all good. It's fun to be back 😁 hopefully a few more soon
I have a large scaffolding roof job going on next door which has been going on for a couple of months. It's very close to the antenna and is slightly blocking some signals so hence the absence
I'm sick of waiting so I will put up with restricted operating instead for now 😂
@@M0YKSHamRadio sounds like a plan!! 73 bro
Aye up :) Thanks for posting this I been trying to get ISS on UV5R :) ,& hey ,really informative video :) is the tracking radar app able to work on windows like would it work on a laptop I don't have a phone ?
Ey up bud you could try Obitron, it has a radar. The one in the vid is on an android tablet called Look4Sat. I have picked up ISS well on my UV5-M with the standard little antenna. Preprogram in some memories to make it easier. Start RX at 437.810 then 437.805 then 437.800 then 437.795 and last/end with 437.790 FM. It's better reception if you set to wide band in the menu settings. Once you save them you can easily flick down the frequency as ISS approaches
@@M0YKSHamRadio Hey thanks for the help that's very kind :) I'll grab the radio and do this MOYKS ,cheers 'ave a good 'un:)
Great video, thanks for sharing. Could I ask what antennas you’re using?
@@3dntheli thanks buddy I'm using Innovantenna 145 LFA X beam and OSCAR Sat 437 X Beam on the same boom 1.5 meter apart. 73 tnx