voip_eng WA2NDV

A retired Voip Eng and Ham Radio Op

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@WD9EWK Thanks Patrick !

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@AK8CW Thanks for the new one.

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@WD5GRW Thanks for your rove. Nice to see an orderly pileup.

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@vy2hf @N2FYA_John @AB1OC @kn2k @ARISS_Intl Always fun to work a special event/location.

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@_VA7LM Your horizon was perfect :) Thanks for 2 new ones. Quite a pileup after the entire xponder went nuts for a bit.

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@N4AKV_ Didnt hear you on the 2 Aug BP51 RS-44 Pass. Will there be others ? Thank you for your roving efforts.

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@randy_ND0C @GridChasers @GridMasterHeat Thank you for another new one Randy !

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@navaidstech Thanks Alex for the new ones ! Great signal on SO-50

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@fhoonhout Thanks for the new grid.

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@fhoonhout Thanks for the new grid.

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@randy_ND0C @AmyShirb I guess it helps if I typed in the grid correctly into grid mapping program !BTW DM19 is in Canada ( 51st state ?) LOL !!!

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@k5zm_ Thank you for the new one. Lots of transponder noise on that pass

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@G_0ABI I heard that contact Peter but then had lots of xponder noise for most of the pass after that.

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@vo1one Thank you for a rare grid, let alone on satellite ! Were you outside in 5 degree WX ? Safe travels.

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@vo1one Thank you for the new one ! Stay warm.

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@dtabor Thanks for the new one !

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@scott23192 Thank you for mentioning its USB. I wrongly assumed FM

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@K5TA I needed this one but did not know about your rove. If you can, please post your roves on https://t.co/Kb4JLerBTH Thanks

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@PeterVogel @CadiereGerald @drmna_info @hamradio2dot0 Copied only partial SSTV here in FN30 on 3 Jan at 0130Z SSTV seems to be around 2 KHz higher than the telemetry--seems strange.