Delighted to see Doug, @dtabor and wife Pam at today's Houston AMSAT luncheon. Doug worked half-dozen+ contacts on the 19z pass of AO-91 from the parking lot afterward.
While scouting routes for my cycling club, I was able to catch a low western pass at 20z of AO-91, working N7BFO, @kk6otj, @W7QL , and KB6LTY from EL19 (west of Sealy, TX).
Thanks to @hp2vx and @ItinerantHam for my first contacts on the 18z pass of the new AO-91 satellite, and really cool to hear @KG5CCI's video capture of those contacts (and many others!): https://t.co/25qc2eRdjO
Russian SSTV image from the #ISS pass at 13:40z. Captured using my attic VHF antenna (as it's raining here, couldn't use my handheld Arrow). Images are of Konstantine Tsoilkovsky.
@AA5PK@AE5PH@dtabor@NP4JV@SDRPlay @K9EI_Tx 30+ inches of rain at my QTH since Friday. Still dry with power -- fortunately. Concerned about N5AFV, who lives where it's flooding.
@NJ7H_Radio @AE5PH@hp2vx @nj4y_radio @UFOrover Happy to help, as you've given me so many new grids! Back to boring EL29 tomorrow. Should have LoTW updates soon. Good luck on WAS!
@NJ7H_Radio @AE5PH@hp2vx @nj4y_radio @UFOrover I was operating from Cheyenne, Wyoming this evening (in town for the eclipse). Had fun operating from DN72 and DN71 today. :-)