Tips on Operating Linear Amateur Radio Satellites (Part 1)

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In Episode 3 of DX Engineering’s Amateur Radio Satellite series, Sean Kutzko, KX9X, covers the basics of getting on the linear satellites, including what gear you’ll need for a portable satellite station, a demonstration of how to make adjustments for the Doppler effect on 70cm, and how to find your signal on the downlink.

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16 ноя 2020

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@povern 3 года назад

Another great vid Sean!!,!!

@BobtheTraveler-WD8NVN 3 года назад

Great Video, Sean !!

@wildbill1 Год назад

Thanks for the videos. I’m just getting into satellites and your videos are very helpful!

@BastHoen 11 месяцев назад

Fantastic video! Thank you! I'm a newbie on the satellites, and your videos help big time. Now playing around with RS44. Keep up the great work! 73 Bas PA5BAS

@danielwietchy1037 3 года назад

Another Worthwhile Video. Keep it up, please.... Great for review and learning new methods. Dan KL1JP (Alaska)

@CrittendenIV 3 года назад

Thank you so much for your help! I really appreciate it, man. :)

@KC9RXP Год назад

Oh dude, yeah. That's some real space age, SciFi, special forces, coms. Cool stuff. Definitely going to try this when I can. Thought FM was the only option.

@harveyhutchison6904 2 года назад

Great video! Hutch, NK0S

@HamRadioLiveShow 2 года назад

Incredible content again. Wow. Thank you for sharing your knowledge about linear satellites. I’d like to use this video as well on my RU-vid channel to help expand the knowledge of working a linear satellite. I’ll be sure to credit the DX engineering channel as well as you on this Sean. Terrific work my friend. Larry de K7HN

@BretChilcott Год назад

Excellent video! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. 73 Bret C / AC0AE

@KI4ASK 3 года назад

Great video Sean - thanks! 73 de KI4ASK

@xray9alpha 2 года назад

Thanks for the great video! I'm thinking my IC-705 as a transmitter and Kenwood D74 as the recording receiver would work for this...

@roberts3942 2 года назад

Just what I was looking for. Thanks. K4PYA

@jasonhoy5402 13 дней назад

And suggestions on an alternative for the 818 since it is discontinued

@orbiquity 4 месяца назад

Great video and I hope to eventually be attempting to do this! I have an off-topic question. I am curious about the lavalier mic you are using in this video - what kind is that?

@F5PZQ 4 месяца назад

hello I have the same system as you, but I have a problem connecting a headset microphone to my ft818, can you explain to me how to do it, what equipment do you use thank you

@davidnelson2065 2 года назад

Great info here! When using an 817/818 for linear satellites, do you need to install an ssb filter?

@user-gd6ww1gp7u 6 месяцев назад

Hi ! Do i need the Diplexer on the transsmit side or the reveive side ???? Thanks for the Help , i just got myself 2 yaesu ft-817

@shaneramos1428 3 года назад

How can I use two hts with same antenna ?

@NICKGAR7 3 года назад

Make or buy a single boom antenna with 2 sets elements (one set 435MHz, one set 144MHz). An Arrow2 without the duplexer is good so you have 2 x ants, 2 x leads and 2 x rigs. Get 2 x coax leads, one to each radio. Label one Ht for 145MHz and tune it correct freq. similarly for other on 435. Program the uplink ht with correct CTCSS tone. One in each top pocket of a jacket, a headset or speaker mic is good too...Give it a go. Can be tricky at first but comes naturally with practice. Best to start on FM sats with uplink in 435 and d/l on 145 band to avoid harmonic interference (which you can get with u/l 145, d/l 435). 73 Nick M1DDD (a few basic vids on my YT channel)

@BradSmithBriefer 3 года назад

Well, I learned sonething

@KC9RXP Год назад

Oh dude, yeah. That's some real space age, SciFi, special forces, coms. Cool stuff. Definitely going to try this when I can. Thought FM was the only option.