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WA6LIE > ISS      22.05.07 06:05l 44 Lines 1199 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: ISS Status Report May 21 2007
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>From N5VHO Via SAREX email reflector.


Some short term reconfigurations to the Kenwood radio were attempted today with limited success. The preset channels that are u


sed for many of 
the day to day operations are still inaccessible. The good news is that a few of the more commonly used configurations were abl


e to be stored in 
the radio. One of the modes that was able to be partially restored was the packet system but the operations will be on 145.825 


simplex. General 
voice communication as well as configurations to support school contacts were also saved.
A full restore of the radio is still required to return full functionality of the radio system and that process will require ac


cess to a computer system 
and certification of the required software. This request is being worked but will take a significant amount of time to get all 


parties involved satisfied before the actual restoration can occur.

In the mean time, enjoy the packet operations when the crew is unavailable and keep listening just in case one of the ISS crew 


decide to give out 
a "CQ" over your part of the world. 73, Kenneth - N5VHO

Hope to hear you via ISS!

73, Scott WA6LIE CM96EQ








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