Mike - N8MR will be in EN57 roving to EN56 and EN67 Aug 6-13. Listening for DX. Prefer linear sats. Will try FM sats and CW. Skeds posted 1-2 days before via GridMasterHeatMap and @The_Grid_Life . Sked depends on wx, etc. All QSOs to LoTW, using N8MR (no /p, /r).

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I've had a lot of fun using the #ARISS amateur radio station #NA1SS on the International Space Station to talk with ham radio operators all over the world. I've even (unofficially) worked stations on all continents! But this may be my favorite contact so far. Thanks Isabella and Matt!

Very happy to get two new grids on RS-44 this afternoon. One from XE1UYS Alejandro EK19 and Doug Keech DO43 🙂

During the 1850z pass of RS-44 from EN67, my 9700 did not record like I expected. I do not have a record of the calls I worked. I remembered some of the callsigns but not all. If anyone can help, please let me know.

UVSQ-SAT has been programmed for a transponder activation tomorrow: - Saturday 3 September 12h00 (UTC) - During non-stop 11 hours - Uplink 145.905 MHz / Downlink 437.020 MHz Due to solar activity, we will check satellite once over France and send again TC for if need. 73

RIP Kraken

Looking for a SignaLink USB card. If you have one or know of someone that has one for sale LMK.

Thanks Mitch Mitch Ahrenstorff for DN92/DN93, bringing my total count to 398 grids out of the 488 US continental.🤟🏽

I highly recommend the documentary on Amazon Prime Good Night Oppy. The story of Opportunity and Spirit the two Mars rovers lunched in 2003. I have watched 13 minutes of it and I am hooked with goosebumps.

CAS-5 is going to enter the orbit at 7.5N, 119.5E southbound at 06:48z. We’re looking for amateurs in YB, VK and nearby countries to listen for the beacon and report to us.

Let's do this!

I missed a EN42 station in SO-50 with too low voice. It was my opportunity for a New One. Someone knows him?.

It's was very nice to talk to a fellow satellite chaser on 29.600 FM. Thanks, Tim Rossiter W3IPA, for the QSO!

HADES-D is on ISS Detector now! Thank you, Derk, with ISS Detector for making this happen.