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WG3K > ANS 05.08.24 17:32l 44 Lines 2323 Bytes #135 (0) @ AMSAT
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Subj: Upcoming Satellite Operations
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+ N8MR will be in EN57, with roves to EN67 from Friday, August 2 thru
Saturday, August 10. Using an Icom 9700, Arrow and Alaskan antennas.
Listening for Europe on linear eastern passes, with at least two of these
passes being on CW. Can operate CW for NA ops, if anyone wants it. I can
rove to EN56, only if needed. Posting passes to http://hams.at a day in
advance. All QSOs to LoTW as N8MR.
+ Posted July 23rd by @SeanKutzko KX9X, on X (formerly Twitter): A reminder
that Iâ€Öm leaving for Hawaii this Friday! Will be on SSB / FM sats *holiday
style* plus maybe some QRP FT8. No GreenCube, sorry. Will post passes here
and to https://hams.at soon. #HamRadio @AMSAT #AMSAT
+ Posted July 21st by @W8LR_Jerry, on X (formerly Twitter): EM57/58 and
EM67/68 are still planned for Aug 2/3. Please check http://hams.at and
@W8LR_Jerry for updates. As I mentioned two months ago EM85 in TN will now
be in my travel schedule beginning in Sept. I was just notified today. I
will be doing FM/Linear/GC when there. More later.
+ Posted July 25th by @AD0HJ, on X (formerly Twitter): Work trip coming up
the first full week of August in Fort Collins, Colorado. Will make stops on
the EN02/EN03 | DN82/DN92 grid lines on the drive out. DN90/DN91 |
EN20/EN30 grid lines on the way back. RS-44 satellite passes in the
evenings. Posted at http://hams.at.
+ Jonathan @N4AKV_ has posted an ambitious August roving schedule on his
qrz.com page. Tentative plans for a major satellite and 6m road trip
through Maine, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, and St. Pierre and Miquelon this
summer. Satellite passes listed on https://hams.at for the next week
include grid squares FN43, FN53, and GN16.
+ FP/N4AKV will be on IO-117 on August 8. See https://hams.at for details.
A growing number of satellite rovers are currently engaged in sharing their
grid square activations on https://hams.at. By visiting the website, you
gain easy access to comprehensive information about the operators
responsible for activating specific grid squares. Additionally, you have
the ability to assess the match score between yourself and a particular
rover for a given pass, while also being able to identify the upcoming
satellite passes that are accessible from your location.
[ANS thanks Ian Parsons, K5ZM, AMSAT rover page manager, for the above
information]
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