SP1B CAS-4B working linear SSB satellites on the ICOM IC-9700 full manual tuning HAMRADIO

Today QSO with linear satellites in SSB modulation on CAS-4B.
Dopler frequency correction - manually (up link, down link), antenna concentration in azimuth - manually, paper log book - manually, the only facilitation is VOX
My equipment:
Icom IC-9700,
Power: 20W
Mode: SSB
antenna Yagi 144/430 Mhz 5el/8el only azimut
App for iphone: Satellite Ham Radio Classic

[@pochonietypasjomrutusultim5875]

Pieknie

[@Aleziss]

I write my memories like this : CAS-4B:915-935R so I know the DOWNLINK is from 145.915 to 935 and it should be set in REVERSE. Downlink USB 145.915 MHz through 145.935 MHz Uplink LSB 435.290 MHz through 435.270 MHz (notice the uplink start at higher frequency and ends at lower frequency because it is a inverted transponder). So you can program your memory as such, Downlink 145.925MHz USB and Uplink 435.280MHz LSB, this way you are in the middle of the bandpass and when you spin the VFO wheel on the radio set in REVerse, it will cover both downlink and uplink properley at each end of the bandpass.

[@VP2EIHonAnguillaIsland]

wow Great Contact and pass

[@SP1B]

Tnx👌

[@hairanndo2002]

操作するのにスタイラスペンがある方が便利ですね。 It's more convenient to have a stylus pen to operate it.

[@Aleziss]

CAS-4B should be set in REVerse, not NORmal ! it is an inverting transponder