Work the Amateur FM Voice Satellites

Site last updated: March 12, 2024

Getting started with ham satellites is easier than you may think!


  

"Many hams already have the equipment needed!"

                 -Clint K6LCS


All the info you need is right here to access FM voice satellites, monitor the ISS, and more. WELCOME!



  

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Quick Start Tutorial!

UPDATED 1Q 2024!

Sat Frequencies 50/91/101/ISS

UPDATED 1Q 2024!

ISS-FLABOB.COM

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An HT with antenna improvement can get you in to the world of FM satellites! It is best to work "full-duplex" - more about that throughout the site.

Think a 75-minute, informative and FUN presentation on working the satellites would be appropriate for YOUR club?  Contact K6LCS.

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On 2m, you really do not need to worry about the Doppler phenomenon. But on the 440 side - you do need to compensate!

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MORE INFO

Download the

Quick Start Tutorial,

then access the pages in "The Menu."

Each of my presentations is customized for my audiences - I have never given the same show twice!  Here is how YOU can make your  own effective sat presentation.

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ISS ham gear turned OFF for EVAs and missions heading to/from!

”You are so informative. You have

been the inspiration for thousands

to communicate through space.”  

  - Dr. Bob Heil K9EID

”Clint's site tells it all about

working the FM ham satellites -

he's a "space man" of our own!"

- Gordon West WB6NO