Received with the 7 element beam and FT-847 d.d. 11/4/2018

Received with the 7 element beam and FT-847 d.d. 2/4/2018

Received with the 7 element beam and FT-847 d.d. 8/12/2017

Received with the 7 element beam and FT-847 d.d. 7/12/2017

Received with the 7 element beam and FT-847 d.d. 6/12/2017

Received with the 7 element beam and FT-847 d.d. 20/07-2017 t/m 24/07/2017

Received with the 7 element beam and FT-847 d.d. 15/08, 16/08/2016

Received with the 7 element beam and FT-847 d.d. 12/04, 13/04, 14/04/2016

Received with the 7 element beam and FT-736R d.d.07-19-2015

received with the V2000 and FT-897d d.d.02-22-2015

received with the V2000 and FT-897d d.d.02-02-2015

received with the V2000 and FT-897d d.d.02-01-2015

received with the V2000 and FT-897d d.d.01-31-2015

received with the V2000 and FT-897d d.d.20-12-2014

received with the V2000 and FT-897d d.d.11-09-2010

received with the V2000 and FT-897d d.d.14-09-2010

received with the V2000 and FT-897d d.d.14-05-2010

Portable satellite antenna 2 mtr & 70 cm.

Picture of the portable satellite antenna. Antenna is mounted on a camera tripod. I have copied this idea from Randy K7AGE.

On his you tube site are a number of movies about this setup. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HfvmU_utI8

In October 2008 Richard Garriott (W5KWQ) visited the ISS.

Many amateurs on earth made contact and various pictures sent down.

Below are the pictures that I've received on 145.800 MHz

Portable setup.