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- Subject: [sarex] 2 meter human spaceflight freqs
- From: "Frank H. Bauer" <ka3hdo@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 10 Sep 2003 10:23:02 -0400
- In-Reply-To: <200309100700.h8A704iW058328@amsat.org>
Dino and others,
If there are going to be changes in the band plan, please let me know what
the changes will be and I will provide as much guidance as possible.
Clearly, the OSCAR sub-band 145.80-146 should be kept clear. 144.49 is our
primary US voice uplink channel. We also have options to use 144.47 &
144.45. APRS is on 144.39. And the weak signal and satellite control
freqs in the lower end of the 2 meter band should be avoided.
Miles' discussion of a weak signal "guard band" is important. Back when we
jointly did the APRS QSY, I gave a presentation to inform the terrestrial,
APRS, community of the challenges of communicating with space
vehicles. This, in part, led to the APRS QSY activity from 145.79 to
144.39. I think these charts are still valid 6 years later. For those
interested:
http://www.tapr.org/aprsqsy/
http://www.tapr.org/aprsqsy/bauer/bauer.htm
73, Frank Bauer, KA3HDO
>Message: 5
>Date: Tue, 09 Sep 2003 15:20:17 -0700
>From: Dino Darling <k6rix@arrl.net>
>Subject: [sarex] Current list of SAREX frequencies needed ASAP!
>
>This is very important and I need an answer right away! I will explain why
>below...
>
>What are the current SAREX frequencies used by NASA?
>
>
>Here in Southern CA, we are re-vamping the 2 meter spectrum. As I was
>intimate with packet for so many years, we worked hard to get a bandplan
>that made room for packet. Now that the internet KILLED packet (it did for
>me anyway), it makes sense to take another look at the 2 meter spectrum and
>make room for simplex IRLP operations.
>
>One of the frequencies protected for SAREX was 144.950. This frequency is
>on the block, as are a few others.
>
>We obviously recognize APRS and the ISS frequencies (144.390,
>145.800/144.490/145.990). What about the old SAREX frequencies? Thanks!
>
>Dino...k6rix@arrl.net
>
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