[aprssig] West Coast ISS Igates on 145.825?
Dave Baxter Dave at emv.co.ukFri Feb 20 09:06:32 UTC 2009
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Hi... Not using RF then Bob? And, wasnt there an announcement some days ago, that due to workload or something, Amateur workings from the ISS would be somewhat reduced for a while?... Cant' put my finger on it though.. 73. Dave G0WBX > -----Original Message----- > From: Bob Bruninga [mailto:bruninga at usna.edu] > Sent: 18 February 2009 13:18 > To: aprssig at tapr.org > Subject: [aprssig] West Coast ISS Igates on 145.825? > > What happened to the West Coast ISS Igates? > > The other day I was doing a demo for my class and the ISS was > approaching the West Coast for one of those symetric passes > over the northern USA and Canada. I told my students to > watch the map and the packets from the APRS-IS (internet > System) on www.ariss.net as the ISS came in view of CA, OR and WA. > > The ISS came right over the west coast, not a single packet > appeared on the APRS-IS until the ISS was over the Great > Lakes and an IGate in the Northeast started gating. > > Admittedly, it would have been a low horizon pass for LA and > San Diego, but any other IGate all the way up to Seattle > should have received it. So I wonder are we dependent on > only one IGate in the whole western USA and it was down that day? > > Bob, WB4APR > > >
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