KSCops Shuttle Audio?

[WB2UZR]

Hi All:
Anyone know the status of the feed from www.kscops.com ? It hasn't been active for a while, is it gone completely?

Scott/WB2UZR

 

[w2lie]

Scott.
I believe the launch was pushed until January due to faulty sensors

 

[rdale]

w2lie - that's not the issue. The site hasn't been active for the past few launches.

 

[WB2UZR]

Yes it has been postponed, In the past, that feed was up well before the launch on launch day. It has not been active for the last several missions, just wondering if they were still running the feed.

Scott

 

[SkipSanders]

All the feeds eventually come down to being the NASA audio feed, which NASA itself runs (along with the video that comes with it) themselves on the net. Might as well just get it from them direct. You can pick either video and audio, or just mission coms audio, when they're up:

http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/index.html

 

[WB2UZR]

All the feeds eventually come down to being the NASA audio feed, which NASA itself runs (along with the video that comes with it) themselves on the net. Might as well just get it from them direct. You can pick either video and audio, or just mission coms audio, when they're up:

http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/index.html

Thanks, and that is good info, but this particular feed was from the trunked system at the Cape, not just the shuttle audio. I guess I should have made myself clearer in my post. It was a nice interesting feed, but I think it's gone.

Scott

 

[rdale]

All the feeds eventually come down to being the NASA audio feed, which NASA itself runs

That's not at all what this feed had... It was a scanner listening to KSC ops, 99% of which are not on your link.

 

[Rover]

I believe the owner sold his condo near KCS and moved too a cabin in the mountains. I think he is trying too find a alternate feed. I will see what I can find out....

Ray

 

[WB2UZR]

Thanks Ray, it was a great feed!

Scott

 

[SkipSanders]

Ah, yes, hadn't understood what the feed was, since it's not very local to me here in San Diego. Ooopsie!

 

[w2lie]

Sorry to mis-direct you there Scott. I usually forget all about that feed, until the shuttle is already in Orbit.

One thing I do enjoy doing is catching the NASA broadcasts on TV, or even via YAHOO.
Scott, you can find a link to the Yahoo Broadcast via my "Listen Live" links on the site...

 

[rdale]

Skip's link posted above already covers that...

 

[Rover]

I talked too the owner of the link. He is now in a cabin in North Georgia. I am not sure what he going too do about a new feed. All his gear is up there with him and the condo near KSC closed up. Hope he will pop on here and answer further questions...

73 Ray KB4OMO

 

[WB2UZR]

Thanks Ray:

Sounds like he won't be providing the feed anymore. Maybe someone else will pick it up for him. They probably should update the web page, it was an interesting feed.

Scott/WB2UZR