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Salomão / emailIP: 85.240.176.* | 2006-10-26 19:38 UTC Id: #686 | |
| , Some people ask me about [P], [+] chars next to satellite names in amateur.txt TLE file. It's status code: [+] = Operational [-] = Nonoperational [P] = Partially Operational [b] = Backup/Standby [S] = Spare [X] = Extended Mission Another Great feature! Thanks a lot! Sal | ||
Sebastian Stoff / emailIP: 83.8.255.* | 2006-10-24 20:16 UTC Id: #685 | |
| Some people ask me about [P], [+] chars next to satellite names in amateur.txt TLE file. It's status code: [+] = Operational [-] = Nonoperational [P] = Partially Operational [b] = Backup/Standby [S] = Spare [X] = Extended Mission | ||
buzz / emailIP: 84.167.215.* | 2006-10-24 12:34 UTC Id: #684 | |
| Hi, I don't know how to displqy several location (stations) in same time on the map. Thanks | ||
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qrp / www / email IP: 88.73.48.* | 2006-10-23 21:02 UTC Id: #683 | |
| Sterowniki http://www.qrpproject.de/UK/indexuk.html | ||
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qrp / www / email IP: 88.73.48.* | 2006-10-23 21:01 UTC Id: #682 | |
| Sterowniki do radia? może tutaj | ||
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Maxxx IP: 83.8.226.* | 2006-10-23 18:35 UTC Id: #681 | |
| Salva: I don't know what are you talking about... | ||
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Buzz / email IP: 84.167.239.* | 2006-10-23 16:24 UTC Id: #680 | |
| Hi, I'm new with orbitron and I would like to know how it is possible to add several location in same time. Thanks | ||
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Daniel / email IP: 80.51.66.* | 2006-10-22 13:38 UTC Id: #679 | |
| Witam!!! Chciałem się spytać gdzie można dostać te sterownoki do radia??? Daniel P.S. Pozdro dla Sebastiana | ||
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Sal / email IP: 85.240.178.* | 2006-10-21 11:07 UTC Id: #678 | |
| I ask the same question: in the list at right, we could see [+],[P], etc. What it means? Thanks. | ||
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Salva IP: 83.54.66.* | 2006-10-20 18:27 UTC Id: #677 | |
| Hi, in the list at right, we could see [+],[P], etc. What it means? Thanks. | ||
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ecosunny / www / email IP: 88.73.34.* | 2006-10-20 17:59 UTC Id: #676 | |
| ARGOS-3 and OpMet was of 19 oct. successfully lunched. More http://www.esa.int/esaLP/LPmetop.html https://www.argos-system.org/ Any ideas? | ||
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Rui Prieto / email IP: 87.103.43.* | 2006-10-20 14:03 UTC Id: #675 | |
| Last update in the ARGOS question. In case someone elese is interested in following ARGOS satellites, here is the responses I had from CLS America, Inc. (American operator of the ARGOS service): "The satellites currently being used by Argos include NOAA-12, NOAA-14, NOAA-15, NOAA-16, NOAA-17 and NOAA-18. All 6 satellites are working with the system at the same time.". I would like to thank Debbie Staken form CLS for this information that was promptly given. | ||
Brian O'Gallagher / emailIP: 203.13.128.* | 2006-10-20 06:40 UTC Id: #674 | |
| My question relates to the Notes files that comes with the Amateur Satellite data. How to update this to the latest notes? Is there a location to download this data to determine correct status and TX / RX freq's for OSCARS. Notes are dated almost 2 years old. I need to work out what the centre frequency is for say V0-52. I understand that I set the RX centre Frequency and let Orbitron calculate TX Freq. Then tune to a QSO and Software will correctly calculate new TX freq. The Orbitron program has a number of drop down frequencies defined in a notes file. I need to make this notes files set the correct TX and RX start freq so orbitron will calcualte the new freq in the passband after tuning to a QSO. Can anyone help me ? Brian VK2XTC - Sydney | ||
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Konstantin Angeloff / email IP: 212.104.96.* | 2006-10-19 08:41 UTC Id: #673 | |
| Somebody who wants to writte Orbitron for Symbian mobile phones (series60)???? It will be good for people who travelling... | ||
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HS5KO / www / email IP: 61.19.33.* | 2006-10-19 03:45 UTC Id: #672 | |
| I think, Orbitron is the best , professional level of development. I'm waiting on the Thai languages support! | ||
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Rui Prieto / email IP: 87.103.82.* | 2006-10-18 19:12 UTC Id: #671 | |
| Thank you Dave, your suggestion hellped. Actually, after some research, starting at Wikipedia, I was able to understand the confusion. The ARGOS system uses two satellites indeed (I am still wating for confirmation but should be NOAA 16 and 17). By coincidence, in the list of the military satellites there is one named ARGOS, that I suppose is not related to the other system. Anyhow, I've set up an orbital element list with these two satellites and now can follow their tracks. By the way, these tracks are going to be used at a university class on Satellite telemetry, next week. | ||
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Anthony IP: 84.67.18.* | 2006-10-17 22:33 UTC Id: #670 | |
| Have just discoverd this program, am interested but am new to this whole thing and haven't a clue how to use it... | ||
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Dave IP: 207.200.116.* | 2006-10-17 20:14 UTC Id: #669 | |
| For an explanation of the ARGOS System go to: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argos_System | ||
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Rui Prieto / email IP: 87.103.44.* | 2006-10-16 18:23 UTC Id: #668 | |
| Great and usefull program. Actually I am possibly using it for research purposes if everything goes accordingly as expected. I am mostly interested in following and predicting the position of ARGOS satellites to have a better interpretation of data from whale telemetry next year. Regarding that, I was wondering why I only get one track for the ARGOS satelites. As I undertand the ARGOS system, it is composed by two polar satellites. Is it possible that I am wrong? | ||
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Aleks / email IP: 82.138.15.* | 2006-10-11 08:29 UTC Id: #667 | |
| If i may answer, the purpose of orbitron slightly different. Orbitron doesn't calculate transits over sun/moon. I can tell you another free soft for this task, but it will be not correct to discuss it in this forum. Feel free to ask me by e-mail. | ||
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Luky / email IP: 62.177.105.* | 2006-10-10 16:27 UTC Id: #666 | |
| Hello. I have seen picture ISS on background the Sun. Do excellent program Orbitron count transit satellites on background the Sun or the Moon? Do it enough exact for such extreme observation? | ||
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George Papadopoulos / email IP: 155.207.123.* | 2006-10-10 10:53 UTC Id: #665 | |
| Excellent program Mr Stoff!It would be great if you could 'embody' in the program a real-sky view of the sattelites in order not to use 2 or 3 tracking programs simultaneously.I'm an amateur satellite observer using powerful binoculars from my hometown Veria in Greece (40 31 22 N-22 12 24 E).As I see there are no postcards from Greece (if any)!I hope i made the beginning and others will follow.Thanks again and i wait a greek language in the program too! | ||
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ecosunny / www / email IP: 88.73.1.* | 2006-09-28 23:14 UTC Id: #664 | |
| Hello all, czy ktos interesowal sie technika satelitarna DelfiC3? www.delfic3.nl have anybody interest of satelits technology DelfiC3? | ||
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Homie / email IP: 64.236.240.* | 2006-09-26 17:06 UTC Id: #663 | |
| Why are the TLE's off for the US Sirius comm sats? | ||
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John IP: 69.95.48.* | 2006-09-25 17:57 UTC Id: #662 | |
| Is there a way to download the TLE files automatically from Celestrak into the TLE folder on the computer when the program is launched? | ||
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