[sarex] Re: ISS SLEEP

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Valery was on the mic around 1930edt. I had mentioned to a local ham who I 
connected to via packet (pre-arranged. he lives across town) that several 
passes were near the ohio area. Our packet stations were ready to go and 
instead there was Valery. Too bad I forgot what the voice uplink was! :) I 
know it now and have both ISS packet and voice split freqs in memory. 

Anyone manage to hear other packets after that? I heard only two RS0ISS cqs 
during the two subsequent 1930edt passes. 

Patrick...KB8RTZ... 

azrowe@juno.com writes: 

> 
> To the best of my knowledge they go to sleep at 4:00 PM EDT and awake at
> 0230 EDT(0630 UTC). According to Valery he does not require that much
> sleep. Arthur N1ORC 
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