[aprssig] FW: PBH Flight 9 - KC2TUA-8 Heading Towards Azores and UK
Lynn W. Deffenbaugh (Mr) ldeffenb at homeside.toTue Apr 21 00:33:27 UTC 2009
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My son (KJ4DXK) tuned his HF rig on an 80m dipole oriented in the right direction and we just heard a CW burst at 8:30pm Eastern (00:30z). Unfortunately we don't know CW well enough to interpret what we heard, but can report a reception of some CW at the proper time. We'll be monitoring again at the next 10 minute interval. Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Palm Bay, FL, USA Chris Moulding wrote: > I've also forwarded the message to the APRSUK forum and local APRS > stations one of which is a hot air balloon enthusiast! > > 73, > > Chris, G4HYG > > Chris Moulding > Cross Country Wireless (2009) Ltd > 7 Thirlmere Grove, Bolton, Lancs, BL4 0QB, UK > Tel/fax: +44(0)1204 410626 > Mobile: +44(0)7752 391908 > Website: http://www.crosscountrywireless.net > Registered company number 6780346 > > > Robert Bruninga wrote: >> Europeans in the Azores and UK: >> >> Please listen on 144.39 for this balloon headed your way! Its >> also beaconing in CW on 10.146.93 . Any reception reports >> please. >> >> FINDU last heard it about 0100z, but as of now (about 2100z) it >> can still be heard on HF! >> Bob, WB4APR >> >> -----Original Message----- >> Subject: PBH Flight 9 - KC2TUA-8 Heading Towards Azores and UK >> >> Our launch of PBH Flight 9 to attempt the world record for >> duration has been successful (please see www.twitter.com/pbh3 >> for more information). Our balloon is still flying and on track >> to pass over the Azores and into the UK, assuming that our >> battery lasts and the balloon survives another night without >> splashing down. Do you know what are the VHF frequencies for >> APRS in the Azores and UK? If we make it to the Azores or Europe >> we would like attempt to track the balloon. Our Big Red Bee >> transmitter is tuned to 144.390MHz, so if European frequencies >> for APRS are different than those in the USA, could we ask a >> fellow ham in Europe to change his APRS base station to >> 144.390MHz in order to facilitate our entry into the APRS-IS? >> Thanks so much for creating APRS! Our situational awareness >> would not have been nearly as good as it was without it. >> >> Tom Triebwasser Systems Engineer Lockheed Martin Systems Integration >> - Owego 1801 State Route 17C M/D 0306 >> thomas.triebwasser at lmco.com >> >> >> >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> aprssig mailing list >> aprssig at tapr.org >> https://www.tapr.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/aprssig >> >> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > aprssig mailing list > aprssig at tapr.org > https://www.tapr.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/aprssig >
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