Work Ham Sats with your HT!

[clintbradford]

Here's the handout I use at my satellite presentations. All you need is a dual-band HT that's capable of "split frequencies" - and you'll be working ham sats!

http://homepage.mac.com/clintbradford/Menu3.html

Clint Bradford, K6LCS
AMSAT Area Coordinator
909-241-7666

 

[prcguy]

I wonder if "thief" has any handouts available for working military UHF satellites with modified ham gear?
prcguy

Here's the handout I use at my satellite presentations. All you need is a dual-band HT that's capable of "split frequencies" - and you'll be working ham sats!

http://homepage.mac.com/clintbradford/Menu3.html

Clint Bradford, K6LCS
AMSAT Area Coordinator
909-241-7666

 

[OpSec]

Like the Bovine Burglar...?

 

[MOTORHEAD3902]

Hello

Feeling like a covert cattle-grabber...

 

[Grog]

Hello

Feeling like a covert cattle-grabber...

I tried that once, but the farmer caught me.

 

[Chris-KH2PM]

Here's the handout I use at my satellite presentations. All you need is a dual-band HT that's capable of "split frequencies" - and you'll be working ham sats!

http://homepage.mac.com/clintbradford/Menu3.html

Clint Bradford, K6LCS
AMSAT Area Coordinator
909-241-7666

I talked to another Amateur operator in Colorado via AO-27 back in 1999 using a Kenwood TH-78 and an Arrow hand-held antenna from my back yard in Texas.