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From the days of Sputnik, to todays satellites, we're involved- some send weather data, others are used by the military, some handle banking and credit card data, and still others are on a journey to a distant star, going where no one has ever gone. Here are a few links concerning satellites - including Milsats, Amateur satellites and more. You can find out more, and post questions, on the SATCOM forum at RR.

Related Pages

International Space Station (ISS)

ARISS
ARRL Web: Success Tips for using the ISS Voice Repeater
AMSAT ARISS page
ISS Fan Club
Monitoring NASA and Space Communications (PDF)
Space Station Ham Radio Info Site
UISS Packet software
- Can be used to monitor the packets from the Kenwood D700 on the station

Mailing Lists

Satellite Tracking Software

Online Tracking

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−	From the days of Sputnik, to todays satellites, we're involved- some send weather data, others are used by the military, some handle banking and credit card data, and still others are on a journey to a distant star, going where no one has ever gone. Here are a few links concerning satellites - including Milsats, Amateur satellites and more.	+	From the days of Sputnik, to todays satellites, we're involved- some send weather data, others are used by the military, some handle banking and credit card data, and still others are on a journey to a distant star, going where no one has ever gone. Here are a few links concerning satellites - including Milsats, Amateur satellites and more. You can find out more, and post questions, on the [http://www.radioreference.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=97 SATCOM] forum at RR.

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