Tutorial: Ham Radio Satellite Tracking

Posted on May 7, 2017

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Little tutorial video on amateur radio satellite tracking

12 thoughts on “Tutorial: Ham Radio Satellite Tracking”

  1. I'm sorry but that's just the coolest thing ever. It's such a simple thing but it's just so amazing.

  4. this is how you link earth calling "satellite.. " like the one earth calling "moon rocket" which i read in TinTin.. Great fun, thanks lot for your video

  5. The word you were looking for was "vacuum"… when satelites are up above the atomosphere, they're not in a total vacuum…. therefore, they experience drag from air resistance. Though, actually, the drag could be from other reasons… like the gravity of the moon, for instance.

  9. Very informative, thanks.  I bought a receiver recently, the tecsun s-2000.  It cost £280 UK ($470 US) with postage, a bad decision. 
    I could have gotten a much better SW receiver for a similar price.  All round it would be a good buy at £120 UK ($200 US).  

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