SB SAT @ AMSAT $ANS-102 01 ANS Special Bulletin AO-51 Second Repeater for Scouting's 100th Anniversary Contacts
AMSAT News Service Bulletin 102 01
From AMSAT HQ SILVER SPRING, MD April 12, 2010 To All RADIO AMATEURS BID: $ANS-102 01
AMSAT-NA VP Operations, Drew KO4MA says that AO-51 is now running two FM repeaters to support contacts by the Boy Scouts celebrating their 100th anniversary this week
The second repeater is available for Scouting stations, and when not in use by the Boy Scouts, low power stations are welcome We define low power as 10 watts or less, AND omni or handheld antennas only:
Uplink: 145 880 MHz FM for Scouting contacts Downlink: 435 150 MHz FM for Scouting contacts Downlink Power 450 mW
The main repeater is still open for general traffic The 67 Hz PL access testing continues on this repeater:
Uplink: 145 920 MHz FM for general contacts Downlink: 435 300 MHz FM for general contacts Downlink Power 470 mW
See http://www amsat org/amsat-new/echo/CTNews php for the latest AO-51 Control Team News
[ANS thanks the AO-51 Control Team for the above information]
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