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Re: Improvements on ISS
- Subject: Re: [sarex] Improvements on ISS
- From: "Scott Avery WA6LIE" <wa6lie@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 27 Feb 2004 16:08:17 -0800
- Seal-Send-Time: Fri, 27 Feb 2004 16:08:17 -0800
Kevin,
I guess I am partly participating in this project already.
It was my understanding that NASA did not want any GPS tied into ISS packet
radio. I guess the fear is/was it gives realtime data tracking to anyone on
earth like terrorists etc...
I am currently uplinking ISS's psudo position using APRStk, which tracks ISS
and will send out it's position via ISS's digipeater.
This shows up as ISS_55 for example. The 55 will change in value, as it is
the day of the keps. ie.. day 55= 55th day of 2004. So as the keps are
updated, so will the number.
I am also uplinking all data heard here to the www.ariss.net site.
My 2 cents..
73, Scott WA6LIE
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kevin Forbes" <vk3ukf@hotmail.com>
To: <sarex@AMSAT.Org>
Sent: Friday, February 27, 2004 9:59 AM
Subject: [sarex] Improvements on ISS
> Hello everyone, I posted this on amsat-bb, and Frank Bauer suggested I
> post
> it hear for some feedback. Thanks Frank, I also sent it to Valentin as you
> suggested.
>
> Hello folks, I left this message at the ISS fan club for a bit of
> feedback,
> but as of now have not received any, not knowing enough about it, I
> present
> it here for some possible feedback, positive and negative, all is welcome.
> Thanks Kevin VK3UKF.
>
> Hello, everyone, I am proposing a change to the Space Stations beacon as
> it
> currently stands.
> I would like to suggest that the following be included into the ISS VHF
> packet beacon on 145.800 MHz. The Space Stations GPS postion as a grid
> number, such as the packets we digi via the Station, and the time as UTC,
> we
> could all set our clocks via the station and we would see it as an actual
> position comparing it to our predicted orbits.
> But, the main reasons for these proposals is the ET Shadow experiment,
> including this data on the beacon when the experiment is being conducted,
> will, I believe, make the collation of the data, so much easier for the
> principal investigators, studying this new propulsion technology that I
> like
> to call Blue Light Engines, It reminds me of Star Trek.
> If you are unaware of the ET Shadow Project, do a google search and if you
> can, please help Mr Valentin Strashinski and join the rest of us that are
> going to help when it happens.
> Cheers all.
> Kevin Forbes. VK3UKF.
>
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