joeuser
The Wretched
This is what I'm using with about 70 ft of LMR400. The signals are extremely strong but there are just too many pirates.
That, Sir, is one nice piece of equipment!
This is what I'm using with about 70 ft of LMR400. The signals are extremely strong but there are just too many pirates.
This is what I'm using with about 70 ft of LMR400. The signals are extremely strong but there are just too many pirates.
Howdy Rich,
What was the name of the first UHF satellite and what year was it launched or operational?
prcguy
I'm not sure what the official name was. We knew most of our projects by a code name.
TacSat-I (I think it was)
The RF payload was built by the RCA Government Communications Division and launched sometime in late 1968 or early 1969.
After that, I transferred to the RCA Astro-Electronics division on other projects.
Rich
That goes back a ways. I worked for the company that made the Lesats and UHF Follow on birds, although I didn't work in the spacecraft division.
prcguy
My, umm, aah, that's a big one......
prcguy
I can snapchat you a pic if you want. It's naked, all the anodization is worn off so it's silver but it still works. I know you want to see it... don't you.
Probably not a good idea, it would be hard to explain to the wifee why I'm holding up the iPad with one hand.....
prcguy
The most recent project I worked on were the 'Advanced Extremely High Frequency' satellites.
Advanced Extremely High Frequency (AEHF) · Lockheed Martin
And .....
ADVANCED EXTREMELY HIGH FREQUENCY (AEHF) SATELLITE SYSTEM
http://www.losangeles.af.mil/library/factsheets/factsheet.asp?id=5319
As my eyes aged, I kept moving on to smaller and smaller things.
It should have been the other way around.
Rich
Well here you go anyway.
it's not really doing much good but making the neighbors wonder what the hell I'm up to.