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April 17, 2025 at 11:14 am in reply to: ISS Contact on April 17th to be Heard Over New England #158099
The start of the ISS pass today has been updated to 11:55 am EDT. So you will not hear the astronaut until that time.
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April 16, 2025 at 6:24 pm in reply to: ISS Contact on April 17th to be Heard Over New England #158097Steven,
You just need to tune your VHF radio/transceiver to 145.800 MHz FM and listen for the astronaut at 11:52 am tomorrow 4/17.
Thanks,
Anita, AB1QB
Here are the details again:
I’ll be there. The Zoom link has been posted on the front page of the website N1FD.org
We just freed up a number of operating slots, including some prime slots this afternoon, so please take a look at the sign-up sheet and sign up for these slots if you want to operate!
73,
Anita, AB1QB
The 2024 Field Day Results were presented at our July 2024 membership meeting. You can find them in the July 2024 Membership Meeting notes, which you can find at https://www.n1fd.org/meeting-notes/
We have rescheduled the Winter Field Day planning session at the QTH of Fred, AB1OC and Anita, AB1QB from Saturday 1/11 to Sunday 1/12 since our Field Day Chairperson, Brian, W1XMM is unable to attend on 1/11. Please update your calendars. Here are the dates of the remaining sessions:
- Wednesday 1/8 – 7:00 pm – Click Here to join the Zoom
- Sunday 1/12 – 9:00 am at AB1OC/AB1QB QTH
Looks like it will be bright and sunny tomorrow for our Holiday Fox Hunt! However, due to the cold temperatures overnight, the foxes will not be out until 10:00 am. We’ll plan to be around for Fox Hunt training and donuts/coffee between 10 am and 11:30 am tomorrow.
Hope to see you tomorrow at the Fox Hunt!
73,
Anita, AB1QB
July 27, 2024 at 12:55 pm in reply to: ARISS Contact Saturday 7/27 to be Heard in New England #157019Due to a change in the keps, the start time (AOS) for the ISS contact will be 2:19 pm EDT.
If you bring an HT, you should be able to hear the ISS Contact from the POTA. You can listen on 145.800 MHz at 2:24 pm. Fred, AB1OC will be the telebridge station for the contact.
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