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From net.ham-radio Sat Feb 6 13:09:37 2016
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From: (Steven Wheatley)
Newsgroups: net.ham-radio
Subject: ARRL BULLETIN 10 (NEW RS SATELLITE???)
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Date: Tue, 4-Feb-86 09:27:10 EST
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qst de k9eui
hr arrl bulletin nr 10 from arrl headquarters
newington ct february 3, 1986
to all radio amateurs bt

unusual telemetry suggestive of a new rs satellite has been
heard at widely separated points on 29.400 mhz, plus or minus
doppler shift, beginning february 2. amsat is attempting to
determine orbital characteristics and would appreciate
receiving reception reports, either at amsat hq or on one of
the regularly scheduled amsat nets ar


From net.ham-radio Sat Feb 27 18:56:48 2016
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From: (Steven Wheatley)
Newsgroups: net.ham-radio
Subject: ARRL BULLETIN 15 (RUSSIAN SPACECRAFT/SATELLITES)
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Date: Mon, 24-Feb-86 20:01:50 EST
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QST DE K9EUI
HR ARRL BULLETIN NR 15 FROM ARRL HEADQUARTERS
NEWINGTON CT FEBRUARY 20, 1986
TO ALL RADIO AMATEURS BT

A VERY LARGE RUSSIAN SPACECRAFT CALLED MIR WAS LAUNCHED
FEBRUARY 19. IT WILL BE A MANNED SPACE STATION FORMING THE
CORE OF SOVIET MANNED SPACEFLIGHT FOR THE NEXT SEVERAL YEARS.

A SMALL, MANUALLY DEPLOYED SATELLITE CALLED ISKRA 4 WILL BE ONE
OF THE FIRST HAM IN SPACE ACTIVITIES FROM MIR. PREVIOUS ISKRAS
CONTAINING AMATEUR RADIO EQUIPMENT WERE MANUALLY EJECTED FROM
SALYUT 7.

THE FIRST CREW SHOULD REACH MIR IN THE NEXT WEEK OR SO.
SEVERAL COSMONAUTS ARE LICENSED AMATEURS AND OPERATION FROM MIR
BY THEM IS THOUGHT A LIKELY PROSPECT.

THE 10 METER SIGNALS RECENTLY THOUGHT TO BE FROM RS9 HAVE NOW
BEEN POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED (AS COMING FROM RS1). RS1 CEASED
REGULAR OPERATION IN 1980 BUT COMES TO LIFE OCCASIONALLY WHEN
CONDITIONS ARE RIGHT. RS9 AND 10 ARE NOW SCHEDULED FOR LAUNCH
IN LATE MAY. AR


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