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Hi,
I read on the internet that the main computers have failed on the ISS.
I read that the main computers went down that controll everything on board, I read that even the S band comms were down, what freqs will the ISS use for comms if they have no S band comms?
Thanks in advance,
Steven,
Scotland.

Hi,
Did you know if the the new crew (launching April) will operate ham-radio? Or will be the same like the last 2 crews?

YO9ICT Romania

Here you can find the recording I made today 14 jan. 2010 16.37 local time
of the communication from the spacewalking astronouts during the ISS pass
over Europe relayed at 143.6250 MHz.
http://members.ziggo.nl/janosmail/ISS-14-01-10.wav

Can someone tell me if the repeater is working or not? I'd be excited to add another satellite to talk on.

Thanks

de tom kb3htn
san antonio, tx

This morning at 11.00 h local time I received only some telemetrie signals
at 145.8000 MHz.

Recording of today's school contact with Frank de Winne at 145.8000
during the Europe pass at 13.50 H local time.

http://members.ziggo.nl/janosmail/ISS26-11-09.wav

This recording I made during the ISS passing Europe today, 19 nov.2009 at 17.33 h local time.

http://members.ziggo.nl/janosmail/ISS-19-11.wav

Roland, PY4ZBZ post this message ( 11/03/2009 ) in ISS FAN CLUBE BRAZIL Forum:
" Listened to the ISS on voice 19:40 UTC, probably
as part of a telebridge. Too bad it only recorded
end,the ISS to only 20 degrees elevation. In 145,800 kHz."

The recording can be heard here:

ISS Audio

or

http://www.qsl.net/py4zbz/satelite/iss1458.wav

Thanks Roland

73
Piraja, PS8RF

This morning 8 okt. 2009 during the ISS pass of 11.15 h local, (Alphen aan den Rijn, The Netherlands)
I received this recording: http://members.ziggo.nl/janosmail/ISS20.wav
at 143.6250.
Can anybody tell me what this is ?