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AMSAT @WW de:TA7A 02.07.93 10:26 100 1922 Bytes M I R C A L ......>>> *** Bulletin-ID: 8931_TA7BBS *** 930702/1023z DB0SIF, 930702/1021z DB0EAM, 930702/1005z DK0MWX 930702/0355Z SM5BKI, 930702/0340Z SK5DB , 930701/2103Z SK3SN 930701/2051Z SM3ESS, 930701/2040Z SK3BG , 930701/2139Z SK3EK 930701/1649Z SK2AT , 930701/1652Z SM2TEZ, 930701/1610Z UT4UX 930701/0636Z UZ4FXT, 930630/2216Z TA7BBS U2MIR - MUSA MANAROV U4MIR - ALEKSANDR VOLKOV U5MIR - SERGE KRIKALEV U6MIR - GENNADY STREKALOV U7MIR - ANATOLY ARTSEBARSKY U8MIR - ALEKSANDR KALERI U1MIR - VLADIMIR TITOV OTHER RUSSIAN COSMONAUTS HAVE HOME CALLS: UZ3AP - ALEKSANDR ALEKSANDROV RV3DD - VLADIMIR DZHANIBEKOV RV3DW - SERGE AVDEYV AT PRESENT, I PREPARE DOCUMENTS FOR LEGALIZE CALLS FOR: RV3DP - ALEKSANDR POLESCHUK ( R2MIR ) RV3DB - NIKOLAJ BUDARIN RV3DU - YURI USACHEV RV3DR-Sergej Samburov- Space QSL Manager Chief of Cosmonaut Amateur Radio Department NPO "Energia" Chief club Amateur station NPO "ENERGIA" - R3K P.O.BOX 73,Kaliningrad-10,Moscow Area,141070,RUSSIA BEST 73 ***TA7A*** -------------------------- end ------------------------------ AMSAT @WW de:PI8EAE 03.07.93 04:53 100 3624 Bytes Mirnews 177 *** Bulletin-ID: 47753_PI8EAE *** 930703/0304z DB0FP , 930703/0221z DB0ERF, 930702/2305z DB0DNI 930702/2303z DK0MAV, 930702/2253z DB0CEL, 930702/2244z DB0CL 930702/2241z DB0AHA, 930702/2213Z PI8DAZ, 930702/2152Z PI8AIR 930702/1953Z PI8VNW, 930702/1942Z PI8DHR, 930702/2023 PI8JYL 930702/1725 PI8AWT, 930702/1338 PI8EAE MIRNEWS.177 1 JULY 1993 SOYUZ-TM17 launched from Baykonur: On 1 July 1993 at 1433UTC the transportship S-TM17 was laun- ched for a flight of 2 days to the MIR Space station. The first crew had been chosen and so S-TM17 was manned by Tsibli- yev, Serebrov and the Frenchman Haignere. The French women cosmonaut Claudie Andre-Deshays will have to wait until 1996 for her flight on board the MIR station to conduct experiments of the French program Cassiopea. 3 Hours after launch S-TM17 came in our range (orbit 3, 1734- UTC) and strong signals of the 5 transmitters could be monito- red (922.755, 165.873, 166.130, 166.140 and 121.750 mc). Tsibliyev reported that all was normal and that health and mood of the crew were excellent. They already had taken off their spacesuits and had just entered the 'life-compartment'. At 1656UTC they had reorientated their ship. This crew uses the call 'Ceres', so respectively Ceres-1, Ceres-2 and Ceres- 3. So Haignere is 'Ceres-3'. During his return flight on 22 July 1993 he will be a member of Manakov's crew, the Vulkans, and then Haignere will use the call 'Vulkan-3'. During the pass in orbit 4, 1903UTC, Tsibliyev reported all details about the 2de orbitcorrection, which was executed during that pass. All went as scheduled. This had been also the case with the 1st orbitcorrection. Tsibliyev reported details about this correction as well for during that correc- tion S-TM17 was out of range of trackingstations. Among the reported data were the times (in seconds) during which the S.K.D. (engines) worked, the gained speed in M/sec, the so called SIRT (fuel consumption in KG) and some pressures in tanks. During the pass in orb. 5 (2036UTC) again radiotraf- fic loud and clear. During the next pass the cosmonauts slept. At 221345UTC Soyuz-T17 could be seen passing the TCA as a clear star in elevation 39 degrees. On 2 July 1993 S-TM17 will be flying autonomously. She will pass at abt. 30 minutes after MIR. Towards midnight S-TM17 as well as MIR can be observed visual- ly if weather conditions are good. Docking can be expected on 3 July 1993 between 1615 and 1620U- TC, so not long after the first pass of both objects. If the Russians will stick to previous plans the freighter Progress-M17 will undock under observation of t he approaching S-TM17. S-TM17 will dock to the dockingport from where Pr-M17 undocked. Chris v.d. Berg, NL-9165/A-UK3202. *** Via PI8EAE / PA3EAE - Bbs's Naaldwijk - Westland - Holland *** # Call File Nr. Datum @MBX Bytes #LT Titel 651 FB1RCI > KEPLER...127 05.10.94 WW 2424 7 MIR Amsat day=270 660 FB1RCI > KEPLER...126 05.10.94 WW 2480 7 MIR Amsat day=273 667 FB1RCI > KEPLER...124 05.10.94 WW 2257 7 MIR 2Line day=273 760 FB1RCI > KEPLER...121 05.10.94 WW 2107 7 MIR 2Line day=270 792 G7MIZ > ALL......262 05.10.94 EU 2927 15 SATTV / SPACE..EUROMIR 824 DG2FBH > KEPLER...117 05.10.94 WW 1888 60 day=277 2line Set mir.480 1107 DL6RDE > SPACE.....90 04.10.94 WW 1552 30 DP3MIR QRV in Space!!! 1995 PA2WJZ > SPACE.....80 01.10.94 WW 2410 30 MIRnews.230 2435 DF5DP > AMSAT....173 29.09.94 WW 1200 90 DP3MIR QRV ABOARD MIR SOO 3689 LU7AKC > SPACE.....50 18.09.94 AMSAT 5857 30 SHUTTLE/MIR DOCKING HARDW 3799 PA2WJZ > SPACE.....44 17.09.94 WW 2664 30 MIRnews.229 3952 G7MIZ > SPACE.....37 16.09.94 EU 2642 30 CP G7MIZ: MIR..EVA..13.9. 4019 G7MIZ > SAT-TV....38 15.09.94 EU 2230 60 MIR..EVA..13.9.94 4257 PA2WJZ > SPACE.....25 14.09.94 WW 577 30 MIRnews.227 4684 PA2WJZ > SPACE......7 11.09.94 WW 1434 30 MIRnews.228 4958 FB1RCI > KEPLER....44 09.09.94 WW 2819 60 Satellite: Mir 5007 DB2OS > SATELLIT.188 08.09.94 WW 9789 90 Science on EUROMIR 94 5009 DB2OS > SATELLIT.186 08.09.94 WW 15880 90 EUROMIR-94/95: Intensive 5436 G3BGM > AMSAT....108 03.09.94 WW 2457 90 Hallo MIR fans! 6040 G7MIZ > SATELLIT.156 27.08.94 EU 3112 90 MIR TRACKING SATS. 6404 OE1HMC > SATELLIT.152 23.08.94 EU 1887 90 #7 2Line Keps: MIR 6418 W2RS > SATELLIT.150 23.08.94 WW 3406 90 Re MIR Frequencies 6662 DB2OS > AMSAT.....89 19.08.94 WW 3197 90 Re:MIR 2m-Downlink and IA 6699 DL1GBM > SATELLIT.138 18.08.94 WW 3779 90 MIR downlink and IARU ban 6803 UA3CR > SATELLIT.135 17.08.94 AMSAT 2555 90 MIR qrg - 144.475 ! 7758 FB1RCI > SATELLIT..82 30.07.94 FRA 1281 90 MIR Amsat jour=208 7794 DF5DP > AMSAT.....35 29.07.94 EU 1272 90 No Packet On MIR 7921 DF5DP > AMSAT.....32 25.07.94 EU 1041 90 MIR ON AIR AGAIN 8299 N1REU > SATELLIT..16 14.07.94 AMSAT. 1007 90 MIR Info-File: SPACE Nr Call Datum Zeit Bytes Titel 80 PA2WJZ 01.10.94 17:41 2410 MIRnews.230 81 N8QGC 02.10.94 21:25 6308 STS-64 Packet Worked List 82 KC7CGK 03.10.94 16:54 2845 sts-68 Sarex? 83 OK1OM 03.10.94 20:49 1214 HELP - STS-68! 84 KG5U 03.10.94 21:05 3031 STS-68 element set JSC-005 85 KG5U 03.10.94 22:08 2242 STS-64 SAREX Packet Metabeacons 86 KG5U 03.10.94 23:02 5015 STS-64 packet Worked list 87 OK1OM 04.10.94 00:45 2389 HELP - STS-68! 88 N4SCY 04.10.94 06:45 2645 STS-68 Keps Orbit 5 (94273.713) 89 N4SCY 04.10.94 06:46 2377 STS-68 Keps Orbit 23 (94274.824) 90 DL6RDE 04.10.94 17:35 1552 DP3MIR QRV in Space!!! 91 G6FLW 04.10.94 23:15 2900 NASA sts-68 Orbit 17 92 IK2XRO 04.10.94 23:40 1489 Looking for SPC0214 93 EI7DKB 05.10.94 03:37 3187 STS-68 JSC-003 prelaunch element set 94 KG5U 05.10.94 13:48 2065 STS-68 JSC-007 Element Set 95 EI7DKB 05.10.94 22:48 2740 9/30/94 STS-68 Launch Statement 96 N8QGC 05.10.94 23:14 12910 STS-64 Packet Heard List 97 EI7DKB 06.10.94 17:23 3244 STS-68 JSC-004 (ORBIT 5) element set 98 KG5U 06.10.94 22:20 2996 STS-68 GSFC-022a Element Set SPACE @WW de:DL6RDE 04.10.94 17:35 30 1552 Bytes DP3MIR QRV in Space!!! *** Bulletin-ID: 04A406DB0BOX *** 941004/1730z DK0MTV, 941004/1731z DB0SIF, 941004/1731z DB0SON 941004/1631z DB0MRW, 941004/1714z DB0BOX de DL6RDE @ DB0BOX.#BAY.DEU.EU to SPACE @ WW SB SPACE @ ARL $ARLS032 ARLS032 Listen for Mir beacon ZCZC AS76 QST de W1AW Space Bulletin 032 ARLS032 From ARRL Headquarters Newington, CT October 3, 1994 To all radio amateurs SB SPACE ARL ARLS032 ARLS032 Listen for Mir beacon German astronaut Dr. Ulf Merbold will be active aboard the space station MIR, signing DP3MIR, during the European Space Agency's EUROMIR 94 mission, scheduled to begin October 3. Dr Merbold will give ''information regarding the mission'' using a digital voice memory designed and built by Thomas Kieselbach, DL2MDE. Kieselbach has arranged with Dr Merbold to load actual spoken reports into the di gital memory as frequently as time permits, probably every two to three days, according to Norbert Notthoff, DF5DP, the Deutscher Amateur Radio Club's Coordinator for Satellites and Space Projects. The reports in English and German will be retransmitted automatically on 145.550 MHz FM. Dr Merbold will stay aboard MIR for 30 days. uploaded from the internet by DL6RDE/AA1KD/OK8EAR, Charlie AMSAT @WW de:DB2OS 19.08.94 09:09 90 3197 Bytes Re:MIR 2m-Downlink and IARU *** Bulletin-ID: 198401DB0FAU *** 940819/0912z DB0HOM, 940819/0912z DB0AIS, 940819/0902z DB0SIF 940819/0859z DB0EAM, 940819/0851z DB0SHG, 940819/0837z DB0OBK 940819/0831z DB0CL , 940819/0803z DB0FAU de DB2OS @ DB0FAU.#NDS.DEU.EU to AMSAT @ WW Hi, in addition to the bulletin from DL1GBM I would like to clarify, that although AMSAT is not directly interested in manned Space Activities, this does not mean that AMSAT is not supporting such Projects. In US the SPACE SHUTTLE SAREX activity receives a lot of support from ARRL, NASA Groups and AMSAT-NA. The same for other AMSAT organizations too. We support MIR and SAREX activities where we can, but the main interest is indeed concentrating on building and launching Amateur Radio Satellites. On the other hand, the Amateur Radio Traffic on-board MIR and the Space Shuttle gave a lot of very good publicity for Ham Radio during different Media activities. This helps Amateur Radio in many ways. During the international Satellite Colloquium hosted by AMSAT-UK at the University of Surrey, this topic was also discussed several times. However, during last years satellite meeting it was made clear by the majority of the attending satellite groups, that it is not in the interest and responsibility of the AMSAT and IARU Satellite Coordinator to coordinate MIR amateur radio traffic within (or even outside) of the amateur satellite band. It was also made clear that the FM simplex traffic is not compatible with the weak signal satellite operations. Problems will not only caused by the MIR station, but rather due to un-coordinated traffic from terrestrial users trying to call the MIR station. In many cases such stations used a huge amount of uplink power, or continously called through times when the MIR was not QRV or even not in range! This would be indeed very harmfull and not acceptable. However, several ideas are in discussion now, as the 145.550 Simplex frequency is getting nearly totally unusable over Europe. One suggestion I made to Leo, UA3CR is to use the 145.800 MHz frequency with -600 KHz shift in SPLIT Frequency. Thus, the 145.800 MHz will *only* be used for as a DOWNLINK and the 145.200 MHz *only* for UPLINK. In principle this should help to reduce the amount of interferences on both sides. The ex-R8 channel is no more in use by FM-Repeaters according to IARU regulations, because it is part of the Amateur Satellite band. Interference into the satellite band during the few short passes during the day should however not make too much difficulties. This possibility was also recently discussed within AMSAT and IARU groups and it looks like that this might be a compromise with which everyone could live. 73s Peter, DB2OS SATELLIT @AMSAT de:UA3CR 17.08.94 20:16 90 2555 Bytes MIR qrg - 144.475 ! *** Bulletin-ID: 36796_RK3KP *** 940817/1959z F6KFG , 940817/2004z DK0MTV, 940817/2004z DB0AIS 940817/1957z DB0IZ , 940817/1943z DK0MWX, 940817/1422Z RK3KP From: UA3CR@RK3KP.RUS.EU To : SAT@AMSAT "MIR" QRG Problem ( new version! sorry 144.675 is wrong, read 144.475 ! ) The problem of using the frequency of 145.550 MHz by the space station "MIR" has been widely discussed by the AMSAT groups of late. The problem is that this frequency is in the portion of simplex communications between ground VHF FM stations and in some regions especially in Europe this band is filled with interferences. By this reason the work of the European radioamateurs with the cosmonauts is practically impossible and this situation is growing worse with every day. The cosmonauts also complain of the heavy interferences. In order to avoid them and to make the necessary links the cosmonauts sometimes have to change the frequency by an agreement with the correspondents. The transition to the portion of the satellite communications 145.800 - 146.000 MHz evoke unfavourable criticism by the AMSAT enthusiasts as "MIR" and its correspondents themselves creat heavy interferences to weak signals of many satellites working legally in this sector. The discussion of that problem has found its reflection at the 9-th AMSAT Conference of 1994. Don, G3BGM, expressed the views of some of the satellite communications enthusiasts and offered to take into consideration the frequency 144.475 that the cosmonauts used sometime for their private contacts. This frequency is at the end of the SSB/CW sector and is not actually used. We have also discussed that problem with the Head of the Cosmonauts Radiotraining Group Mr. S. Samburov, RV3DR. We have got his preliminary consent. We would like to know other opinions concerning that matter, including the cosmonauts' opinion. 73, UA3CR SATELLIT @WW de:DL1GBM 18.08.94 20:41 90 3779 Bytes MIR downlink and IARU bandplans *** Bulletin-ID: 18840CDB0CZ *** 940818/2028z HB9EAS, 940818/2032z OE9XPI, 940818/2031z DB0CZ de DL1GBM @ DB0CZ.#BW.DEU.EU to SAT @ WW Hello fellow hams, my first reaction on UA3CR-bulletin about 144.475Mhz as a new downlink QRG for the FM (F3E) ham radio traffic of MIR space station caused some mails to me. I think this topic is of general interest and concerns far more hams than these discussing now, so here we are in another bulletin. OE1WRS asked me for a traffic list on 144.475... well, some of my SSB QSOs indeed took place there. I especially appreciate (seldom) QSOs over a transponder in Berlin which has his (surely offically coordinated) SSB in/output on 144.475MHz! I will not list FM-QSOs of local stations disturbing my SSB skeds on this QRG.... But I will and must refer to IARU bandplans. We have enough problems caused by violations of just this rules given by ourselves, the ham community. I beg all amateurs to respect bandplans. If You find it to be changed, take the way it has to go, change with the help of OeVSV,DARC,etc in the IARU - that is the way! (I would anyway beg OeVSV to stop OE7XZI FM input on 144.375MHz before getting started....) Remember: not hearing signals on 144.475 MHz or whereever in CW/SSB/BEACON/SAT parts does not mean that there is none. There might be weak sigs which are listened to with great engagements by other hams. (They might have the better receiver, hi) Thanks to DB2OS! Peter gave me a long and "AMSAT" statement in his mail. It was somewhat surprising.... Peter said to me that the MIR operation has nothing to do with AMSAT and that AMSAT does not want MIR to operate in the satellite part of the band (there is enough FM-QRM there!). I fully agree! I addressed my mail to SAT@AMSAT because UA3CR did so. There were no ather links to AMSAT in the bulletins, were there? There might me a compromise using the old repeater channel R8 (145.800/145.200MHz). Under the opinion that it is really difficult to find a QRG at all I would accept short time QRM on the sat beacons and on R7X repeaters.... It would be far better than intruding with FM in the SSB part! Ok, Peter, I will now let AMSAT out of the play.... I did not want to bring it into it, hi. This bulletin is addressed to SAT@WW.... It was a pleasure for me to get a reaction from UA3CR himself. It was quite quick for that distance, so thanks Leo and all the SysOps in between! Leo, You asked for my suggestion and advice for Space Staion frequencies. Maybe I am not able to really advice. I do not know the bandplans in the other IARU regions. My view is "Europe based". I gave some suggestions already, maybe my mail to You did nott come through to Moscou. I proposed a downlink of 144.550 Mhz but did actually not think about the uplink, sorry! I hope that MIR will find the soloution which causes the mindest trouble possible and I want MIR to continue FM operation for shure, Leo! (Looking forward to QSO, hi) Maybe there is no word of Space Stations" in bandplans, maybe "space" does not belong to any IARU region (hihi), but the UFB QTH of mir causes a big responsibility of not "blindly transmitting somewhere"! I wanted to help to avoid unneccessary QRM. If MIR will not transmit in CW/SSB/BEACON/SAT parts of the 2m band, I will be happy - and surely not me alone.... Thanks for reading. Comments to DL1GBM@DB0CZ.#BW.DEU.EU.... 73s to all (Special greetings to Leo) Michael in Villingen (JN48FB) + SATELLIT @WW de:W2RS 23.08.94 17:44 90 3406 Bytes Re MIR Frequencies *** Bulletin-ID: 79373_GB7HSN *** 940823/1740z DB0HOM, 940823/1741z DB0AIS, 940823/1738z DB0MW 940823/1746z DB0SRS, 940823/1721z DB0ABH, 940823/1748z DB0RGB 940823/1728z DB0LNA, 940823/1704z OE3XBS, 940823/1904l OE6XYG 940823/1701z S50BOX, 940823/1642Z S50BBS, 940823/1642Z IV3CJT 940823/1638Z IW3QQV, 940823/1630Z IW3GS , 940823/1504Z IK6RUY 940823/1449Z IW6BET, 940823/1441Z I6BNW , 940823/1433Z SM2IRZ 940823/1429Z SK2AT , 940823/1418Z OH6RBG, 940823/0827Z OH6RBV 940823/0815Z F6CNB , 940823/0354z KE7KD , 940823/0334Z WX3K 940822/1803Z KD3O , 940821/1202Z N3HYM , 940821/1555Z GB7HSN From: W2RS@GB7HSN.#32.GBR.EU To : SAT@WWW Hi, In response to some of the e-mail messages from UA3CR, DB2OS and others about MIR operating frequencies, I wish to make several points: 1. As I mentioned during the discussion at ( ....... )