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[@PU7MZD]

I can confirm: today's bumper music was indeed a repeat, but a really good one. 73

[@thuff3207]

Too Cool, thank you for sharing.

[@iMelxis]

This is great! I started to play with APRS today. Hope to set up my own BBS on packet soon. Greetings from NC

[@JoJa015]

I look forward to trying this one day.

[@utisest2842]

Such great stuff. You need somebody to post transcripts of these sessions.

[@Oldcomputer]

This is really cool, but I don't think this is actually useful with the 2 hour window for the winlink login. If the ISS was the only thing you could reach it wouldn't be overhead long enough to do the whole challenge thing. Maybe they could extend the log in window for packets from the ARISS?

[@KM4ACK]

Pretty cool!

[@W4TRI_Ronny]

YAAC runs on just about everything. Not just Windows. Is Xastir even maintained anymore?

[@Frisky0563]

We want some music videos while watching data over ham radio Craig

[@kb9mtd-aaronwebb]

Can this be done with the webchat now?! I'm excited to try!

[@ericgulseth74]

Would this work better if you adjusted for Doppler shift?

[@KM6LYW]

possibly, but VHF is pretty stable. if this were UHF, it's worth considering.

[@ericgulseth74]

@@KM6LYW I suppose the downlink is UHF on the repeater, not VHF.

[@Rockn-UV]

Good video. I will try this. There is a way to send a 1 line email message through WLNK-1. The prefix is SMS, space, then write the email address, space, and then write the message body. So it's: SMS email-address message-body Note that this message is limited to the subject line of the email only.

[@KM6LYW]

You could also send a short message to the "EMAIL" callsign via aprs, and "SMSGTE" for an sms message. Very short messages, but it would be much easier. Using a subject, and multiline body is more of a "hold my beer" maneuver. I'm not sure I'd use it in a real life/death situation :). Next, up, attaching a picture to your email?