RE: [amsat-bb] Is MM0HMM on this List?

["RANSOM, KENNETH G. (JSC-OC) (BAR)" <kenneth.g.ransom1@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

 Keith, the :N4ZQ-2 : portion of the APRS packet indicates that the message
was inteneded for that callsign. Other options include ALL, BLN or CQ in
place of the callsign. Apparently, MM0HMM-2 was trying to send you the
following message "73! De David"

Kenneth - N5VHO

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Sent: 3/11/2006 7:20 AM
Subject: [amsat-bb] Is MM0HMM on this List?

On Friday, March 10th, double hop test of NO-44 and PCSAT2 at 18:54 7
UTC I  
copied a single hop packet from MM0HMM via NO-44.


Fm MM0HMM-2 To APU25N Via PCSAT-1*,RELAY,WIDE <UI pid=F0 Len=42
>[13:54:24]
=5623.75N/00529.33Wj73s DE David (IO76GJ)


I also found this packet from him on the Amateur Radio Stations heard
via 
PCSat page
( http://www.findu.com/cgi-bin/pcsat.cgi ) which appears to have come
from the 17:07 UTC pass.

00:01:48:06 : 
MM0HMM-2]APU25N,PCSAT-1*,W3ADO-1,RELAY,WIDE,qAo,EI3IP-3::N4ZQ-2 :73! De 
David{58

This appears to come from a packet program I am not familiar with so I
don't 
understand what it is telling me or why my callsign is included in it. 
Anyone ?

I did not see any double hop signals myself on three pass attempts
Friday 
afternoon local, but wonder if others have had any luck trying it?

Anyway, I thought  MM0HMM like to know that he made it across the pond
on a 
singe hop via PCSAT-1. A look up on QRZ.com did not produce any results
for 
his callsign and was not found in the data base.

73 Keith N4ZQ/2
FN33aq
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