W9GM's  Satellite Operators Page

 

                            

 

First Satellite Contact

   My first contact via Satellite was on August 10, 2002 with Dave KC7USS. The Satellite was  RS-13 . For
   those who are just getting into working the "Birds", you may not know that on or around August 20, 2002
   RS-13 became  silent. During the ten days that I was able to work through RS-13. I made 16 enjoyable
   contacts. This Satellite will be missed by all that had the pleasure to use it. I have worked a total of seven
   Satellites so far. RS-13, AO-7, FO-20, FO-29, UO-14, SO-50, and AO-27I am looking forward to 
   working through the new Echo AO-51 bird which is now up and going through the commissioning stage, and
   also the HamSat which is scheduled for launch in the 3rd quarter of 2004. I have not been as active in recent
   months due to a rotator problem, but I hope to have that resolved by the fall.   

   Status of current Satellites can be found on the new AMSAT Satellite Status Page.
        

Equipment and Software

 

Links to Satellite Operator's Resources

   AMSAT-NA

   AMSAT Organizations Around the World

   AMRAD

   AC6V Satellites and Space Links
   SAREX Space Amateur Radio Experiment (now ARISS)
   ARISS Amateur Radio on the International Space Station
   NASA
   ON6MU *** Great Satellite Pages ***
  
   List of Amateur Radio Satellites, date of launch, and images here from the Colorado State University
   CIRA Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere.

   AO-7
 
AMSAT-OSCAR 7 Satellite Summary
   ARRL Article It's Aliiiive! If you are new to Satellites this is a must read. After being dormant for 19 years
                         it's back operating!
   Slide Set of OSCAR 7 and the people that put it together.
  
   RS-13
   Radio Sputnik RS-12/RS-13 Satellite Summary

   FO-20/FO-29
   FO-20 Satellite Summary
   FO-29 Satellite Summary
   ON6MU FO-20 Page  
    
 
UO-14
 
UoSAT OSCAR 14 Satellite Summary
  
Working an easy satellite with the equipment you already have UO-14 from W6UTC site
   FAQ's
  
  
AO-27
 
AMRAD-OSCAR  27 Satellite Summary
   The latest information on AO-27 from the control operators can be found here. http://www.ao27.org
   FAQ's

   SO-50
  

   

 

 

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