I couldn’t see it. Maybe I looked in the wrong place as it’s super clear here as well.
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I couldn’t see it. Maybe I looked in the wrong place as it’s super clear here as well.
Very, Very, Cool! A proper Thank you for posting is deserved!
If you have a HAM radio license, you can use a 2 meter radio and try to call the ISS. They will respond if you are lucky and you will have a QSO with the ISS. Really cool to try to get that response in the 4-8 minute window. I will post the frequency on 2 meters if anybody wants it. By the way, my ham callsign is W5DPJ. The ISS radio transmits signals at 145.80 MHz and receives signals at either 144.49 or 145.20 MHz, depending on its orbital location.
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I have 7 grandkids. This will be a cool topic to discuss and introduce them to the stars and space.
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