Updated: 06/05/2009



Moderator of the Icom W32A Yahoo Group

If you own a Icom W32a handheld and have questions or just information to pass along to others please join the group.

This is a great radio for portable FM satellite.  See my satellite page for details.


Remembering
Columbia's Astronauts

 



Please see my updated Satellite page.  Link above.

ISS Packet: Active
ISS Voice: Non-Active
Last monitored 5/23/09

For APRS information please see my Packet Radio page.

Spokane/Coeur D'Alene Scanner Listing Page 
(no longer published)

QRZ callsign lookup:

Updated Satellite Tracking programs see the Satellite Page

Track ISS in real time via NASA



Has a nice zoom feature

Visual Passes of the International Space Station - Select your nearest city.

ISS Tracking via Space.cweb.nl

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Other online satellite tracking resources

http://www.n2yo.com/

http://space.cweb.nl/space3d_iss.html

http://www.heavens-above.com/

  

See links for my other web pages in the sidebar.

A little bit of my Amateur Radio History...

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I have been licensed since 1980 when I started out with some old Heathkit equipment, pictured above, DX-60 transmitter and a HR-10 receiver.  I upgraded to the Heathkit HX-20 and then to the SB-102.   Finally going to Icom solid state equipment in the late 80's.  I have owned or own (underline indicates own now) the Icom 215, 280, 211, 720A, 451A, 271A, 251A, 28A, 228A, 22S, 22U, 3200A, 3210A, 281H, 481H, 32AT, 2AT, 4AT, 2uAT, P2AT, 24AT, W32A and the Q7a.     The 2AT was my first 2 Meter handheld back in 1982.

  I have since centered on VHF/UHF operations.  I have played with satellite communications and still try and keep track of what is going on with that part of amateur radio.  I monitor the packet and voice activity on the International Space Station.