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Utah_Viper
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To answer everyone, yes it is just a broadcast of the audio from NASA tv. From the searching I have donr I have not found any feeds of the actual radio traffic from KSC. Yes that would be prefered, but you take what you can find. Also I amd not the one that is streaming it. just was posting that it was available.
JHaislet
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The weather isn't looking good for this afternoon. I know a lot can change in 2-3 hours, but the weather actually looks worse today than yesterday around the Cape.
http://www.intellicast.com/IcastPag...odgrp=RadarImagery&product=Radar&prodnav=none
http://www.intellicast.com/IcastPag...odgrp=RadarImagery&product=Radar&prodnav=none
Yeah the weather does look worse today and if there is not a site with a live feed of the radio transmissions there should be (Hint, Hint)
It really won't change in 2-3 hours...
grem467
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they will try again in 48 hours according to NASA TV, Tuesday 2:38 Eastern
they will try again in 48 hours according to NASA TV, Tuesday 2:38 Eastern
Yeah there going to try again on the forth.
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DaveNF2G
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Is anyone else here the least bit surprised that they can't do a launch during the afternoon in summertime in Florida?
They have no choice - either shut down til fall (not good for the big plan) or try to sneak it in. Tuesday looking pretty good right now...
you would figure that the rocket scientist would try a early launch...lol
Utah_Viper
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The timing isent just a thing they pick outta a hat. They have specific times that alow the launch to put them in line following the ISS so they can complete the mission.
oceans777
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I used to pick them from my place on the coast in NC with a RS discone during several minutes after launch. Picked up a few EVA comms years ago and could hear some taxi company skipping from Mexico on the same freqs - even heard the crew complaining about it on UHF.
That was maybe six or seven years ago and the HF nets were very active then - 10780 was heavy traffic for days before launch.
It's incredible how much HF use has decreased now - seems like just a fraction of what it was even a few years back.
That was maybe six or seven years ago and the HF nets were very active then - 10780 was heavy traffic for days before launch.
It's incredible how much HF use has decreased now - seems like just a fraction of what it was even a few years back.
W8OSP
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welp looks to be on for today!!
Frank - not sure where you're located but in the US we switch over to Daylight Saving Time in teh summer... Florida operates on Daylight Saving Time, so that would be 10:50am EDT. I don't think there are any states left that don't switch over in the Eastern timezone.
OutPost
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I've got 259.70, 296.80 and 279.00 programmed in two radios, one with a scantenna and the other a regular Radio Shack groundplane. I'm in West Tennessee, and hopefully as STS-121 passes through 100,000 feet, maybe we'll hear something!
Dave Bertrand
Dave Bertrand
In west Tenn you won't hear a thing.
CLB
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I've got the Pro-2052 running with the recorder. If someone can host the file after it's up, I'd be more than happy to share.
BTW, I'm in Charleston....I OUGHT to be able to hear it haha.
BTW, I'm in Charleston....I OUGHT to be able to hear it haha.
blueline_308
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Lift-Off !!!!!!
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