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In article , "Gene Storey"
writes: I was excited about the microsats. Then they built this monster satellite and spent millions on it. I don't know anyone in a 100 miles who uses it. About 6-10 years ago I heard rumors of a Ham satellite that would use the HF bands (not VHF/UHF) and pack enough power that we could pick it up on our dipoles and BA receivers, and work it with a plain old transceiver and wire or beam antennas. Did anything like that ever happen? Is that the monster you refer to? I haven't read QST in years so I don't know what the protocol would be for accessing the beast. --Mike K. Oscar loves trash, but hates Spam! Delete him to reply to me. |
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