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Little tutorial video on amateur radio satellite tracking
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I'm sorry but that's just the coolest thing ever. It's such a simple thing but it's just so amazing.
Nice tutorial M0PAW
this is awesome. i need to get into ham.
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
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.
Thanks!
Fabulous teaching tool… Thank You!
is the beacon in morse code?
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).
Great tutorial. What kind of antenna are you using for 435mhz
Really interesting video. Thanks
Gilles, super cool. What antenna are you using in this?