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[ao16aprs] Re: [sarex] PACSAT Live QSO's?
- To: "TAPR AO-16 APRS Special Interest Group" <ao16aprs@lists.tapr.org>
- Subject: [ao16aprs] Re: [sarex] PACSAT Live QSO's?
- From: Jeff Gibson <GIBSONJW@worldnet.att.net>
- Date: Wed, 01 Sep 1999 20:28:40 -0600
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Bob Bruninga wrote:
>
> * Activity on AO27 is up and growing!
> * Digipeating via MIR with UI frames was growing very well
> * Digipeating UI frames is starting to gather interest on AO16 and LO19
>
> So here is the thought. Are we seeing a trend away from store-n-forward
> message systems (The internet does this well!) and seeing a trend back to
> LIVE amateur radio satellite contacts just because they are fun?
Bob, I couldn't agree with you more!
I *still* miss the days when AO-21 was alive and well. The signal was
so good that all I needed was the rubber duck antenna to receive it.
And almost every pass on the weekends was very congested. A very
popular bird at the time.
I feel that we need more of these easy-to-work FM or SSB satellites to
revive the interest in this area.
73's to all.
--
Jeff Gibson, KB0DSH
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