CS1RAD & NA1SS Amateur Radio Contact
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DR HAMS in Oeiras, thank you very much and congrats for the great vid.
Respect for saying Charles "thank you" for being so active. We, Hungarians are very proud of him. It was great to hear his words in 100% clear Hungarian intonation from the space.
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É impressionante que em pleno século XXI, um rádio possa causar tamanha emoção. Parabéns Fabiano! Viva, as etérnas ondas do rádio!
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VHF??
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Nice video congrats... CE8EYS
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@fabianomoser Exactly what sort of antenna do I need for ISS contacts?
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NICE CONTACT 73!!!
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what is frequency qso ?
arturodeimobili 1 year ago
@arturodeimobili
145.800 MHz RX
145.200 MHz TX
fabianomoser 1 year ago
Hey fabianomoser! Great video! As soon as I can construct the right antenna, I am going to shoot for the ISS myself. By the way, I noticed you have a near extinct 2-meter radio, the Yaesu CPU-2500R! My dad had one of those in his truck. I still have it but have not bothered to get it on the air. Who knows, maybe I could contact the ISS with that radio.
1977kb0wqh1996 2 years ago
Hello,
Yes is possible, my first contact with ISS was via packet using my YAESU CPU2500R and my first and second voice QSO with cosmonaut Sergey Krikalev at 27/Aug/2005 also was made using YAESU CPU2500R.
This radio have a very good audio quality!
Enjoy and good luck!
73 Fabiano
fabianomoser 2 years ago
Getting interested in sat communications. What antenna are you using for this contact ?
sv2evs 3 years ago
For this contact i used an 7elem TONNA at horizontal polarization and 15º elev fixed. You can use any VHF antenna fixed at 15-20º.
73 Fabiano
fabianomoser 3 years ago