Short video clip showing manual rotation of Moxon Yagi from the base with the so called “Armstrong” method! Manual rotation to azimuth of maximum elevation of the LEO
Today morning, at around 11 am (UTC+5.30), there was a high elevation Eastern pass of SO-121 (HADES-D), which is a QRP satellite and has been tough to get
Today afternoon, there was a good pass of International Space Station of about 53 degree maximum elevation, on the Eastern side. So I expected to hear 4S7NDR and
Receiving AO-91 (FOX 1B, RADFXSAT) With Elevated Moxon Yagi, along with fast animation of Doppler tracking with Argentinian Amsat website and note on specifics of AO-91.
Last year when I started amateur radio Low Earth Orbit satellite operations, the general notion among us was that IO-86 or LAPAN A2 was not accessible to us
In response to my post on “Is the 10 Meter Band Dead?“, many friends on X responded mentioning that you can expect poor propagation in summer while the
There is an impression among our local LEO satellite operators that Eastern passes of AO-91 do not work well because the already weak batteries are used by intense
Today evening I tried listening to a pass of International Space Station at around 3.15 pm (UTC+5.30) here with a 40/10m inverted V dipole antenna. Yesterday I had
