1. Yes, I will be on the HamRadio and will participate on the meeting.
Dinner won't be possible for me I think.
1. Yes, I will be on the HamRadio and will participate on the meeting.
Dinner won't be possible for me I think.
Ja, kann man!
Alle LNBs mit PLL können umgebaut werden. Ich habe erfolgreich ein 27 MHz Octagon Single LNB und diverse Goobay 25 MHz Single LNBs Umgebaut. Die Goobay gibt's für 'nen schmalen Taler bei diversen Online Händlern. Die EAN ist 040849 673214, die Art. Nr. is 67321. Der TCXO, den ich verwende, ist einer von Connor Winfield, Typ D75F-025.0M für diese LNBs. Ein 3,3V Spannungsregler, 15pF am Ausgang des TCXO und zum Einspeisen des Ausgangssignals ein 100pF in Serie, verdrahtet mit Kupferlackdraht.
Hehe, I knew that it's not on the satellite but I also expected some airconditioning in the Bochum tech rooms
Just out of curiousity: Does anyone know what this is about?
The temperature increased more than 10 K the last few days.
or just follow this link:
https://riot.im/app/#/room/#freenode_#es'hail-2:matrix.org
Edit: link is broken and it is not possible to paste a link with the insert link function from my mobile...
My apologies - this is already supported through matrix! If you're using a matrix client simply do `/join #freenode_#es'hail-2:matrix.org` and you're in!
Would you mind linking this channel to matrix? https://matrix.im
Heh, I addressed Peter, but to catch up your last sentences: same here with Windows! I started Windows as it was called Win286
I would never have grown to an open source contributor if I had stayed in the (very) limited Windows world. I still use it when really absolutely neccessary in very few cases nowadays.
Best regards,
Patrick
Edit: But let's not start a flamewar here - let's focus on more important stuff like building a GS system
Edit2: typo
You should really go the "Linux" way!
It's totally worth the effort!
Then LEILA comes to play
No, that won't work, because the station that triggers LEILA won't even hear the LEILA. And afaik this LEILA system used on Eshail'2 is passive! That means that users *must* listen to their own downlink - running simplex would be outrageous
I really like that approach. I am thinking of building my own.
Keep in mind that there is only one single USB 2.0 host on the Pi - might get a bottleneck with various samplerates.
Peter,
I would like to suggest using a Linux distro and all the open source tools of the satellite community will be available to you. Running modern versions of e.g. gpredict, gqrx (and someday its follow-up), strf and numerous other things.
It would be great to see more HAMs using all this stuff