NASA1.TXT is a text file pulled from  NASA/SPACELINK. It is file
6_2_2_15_7.TXT.  It describes how to recieve amateur radio
retransmission of Shuttle audio/video. For more information,
call NASA/SPACELINK (Data)1-205-895-0028





Amateur Radio Retransmission of Shuttle Audio/Video

NOTE:  This information is unofficial, and its accuracy is not guaranteed.

The Goddard Space Flight Center Amateur Radio Club (GARC) has transmitted, 
by Amateur Radio, NASA Select audio on the following frequencies:

75 Meters; 3.860 MHz. U.S. and Canada coverage*

40 Meters; 7.185 MHz. World wide coverage*

20 Meters; 14.295 MHz. World wide coverage*

15 Meters; 21.395 MHz. World wide coverage*

10 Meters: 28.650 MHz. World wide coverage*

AO-13 (AMSAT OSCAR) Satellite; 145.945 MHz. Primary; 145.955 MHz.
Alternate. This Mode B requires a satellite-high gain antenna

*Coverage is dependent on Solar Activity and Ionosphere conditions. With a
good short-wave receiver and outside antenna, reception should be
possible.  Due to ionospheric conditions and time of day/night, certain
bands have better reception. A search of each band is recommended.

The GARC plans to re-transmit Shuttle video on Amateur TV for hams and ham
TV watchers in the Washington, DC area.  Contacts at GSFC: Russ Jones,
N3EGO, or Frank Bauer, KA3HDO.

The Marshall Center Amateur Radio Club will re-transmit NASA Select audio at
147.100	MHz., 145.1 MHz., and 173.025 MHz.  These transmissions can be heard
only in the local Huntsville, Alabama area.

Persons in the JPL, JSC, KSC, and possibly other centers may provide this
service via amateur radio and other means.

Ed Stluka, W4QAU, MARC, 5/4/89


Note to amateur radio operators:  If Shuttle transmissions are being
rebroadcast in your area, give us the frequencies in a note when you log off
NASA Spacelink.  We'll add your note to this document.



Response(s) to the note above:


========NASA/SPACELINK MESSAGE======= 10-MAR-89 14:30:04
	From: N6GOZ   Logged on port: @CON5


---------MESSAGE FROM USER-----------
AS AN ADDITION TO YOUR HAM RADIO FREQUENCIES INFORMATION YOU MIGHT INCLUDE TH
E FACT THAT PEOPLE IN THE GREATER SAN FRANSISCO BAY ARE AND SACRAMENTO CAN VI
EW THEMISSION VIA THE W6NKF AMATEUR TELEVISION REPEATER ON MT.DIABLO WHICH OP
ERATES ON 427.250 MHZ WITH THE ANTENNA POLARIZATION BEING VERTICAL.THOSE WITH
CABLE READY TV'S VCR'S OR CABLE CO MPANY BOXES CAN TUNE THIS EQUIPMENT TO CH
ANNEL 58 IN THE CATV FORMAT AND BY HOOKING UP AN OUTSIDE TV ANTENNA SHOULD
BE ABLE TO RECEIVE THE TELECAST.THIS MAKES THE SERVICE AVAILABLE TO THE
GENERAL PUBLIC INCLUDING SCHOOLS,COLLEGES ETC.

============END OF MESSAGE===========



========NASA/SPACELINK MESSAGE======= 11-MAR-89 18:29:30
	From: RYAN   Logged on port: @CON3


---------MESSAGE FROM USER-----------
SHUTTLE AUDIO IS RETRANSMITTED IN THE MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
ON 145.150 MHZ DURING ALL SHUTTLE FLIGHTS.  ADDITIONALLY, DURING SOME
FLIGHTS, THE AUDIO IS ALSO RETRANSMITTED BY THE 3M ARC REPEATER (WB0BQG/R)
ON 147.12 MHZ.

============END OF MESSAGE===========



========NASA/SPACELINK MESSAGE======= 17-MAR-89 08:39:57
	From: DAVERANSOM   Logged on port: @CON3

---------MESSAGE FROM USER-----------
IN THE LOS ANGELES AREA, SHUTTLE AIR-TO-GROUND MAY SOMETIMES BE HEARD
ON VHF AT 145.46 MHZ.

============END OF MESSAGE=========== 17-MAR-89 08:40:54



---------MESSAGE FROM USER-----------
THE WB4LA REPEATER LOCATED IN DAYTON, OH ON THE FREQUENCY OF 145.11
REBROADCASTS NASA SHUTTLE COVERAGE FROM NASA SELECT.

============END OF MESSAGE=========== 04-MAY-89 19:00:02


HERE IN THE PHOENIX AREA WE ARE RECEIVING SHUTTLE COMMUNICATIONS ON
449.000 MHZ. 

============END OF MESSAGE=========== 06-MAY-89 01:15:27


HELLO WAYNE HARRELL WD4LYV WITH THE COASTAL PLAINS AMATEUR RADIO CLUB
WE HAVE SHUTTLE AUDIO ON THE WD4EVD REPEATER IN SOUTH GEORGIA
REPEATER IS LOCATED AT ASHBURN GA. NEAR I-75
147.285 IS THE FREQ.

============END OF MESSAGE=========== 05-MAY-89 18:58:12



---------MESSAGE FROM USER-----------
DURING STS MISSIONS, NASA SELECT AUDIO IS AVAILABLE ON AMATEUR RADIO REPEATER
WD6BNO/R TRANSMITTING ON 52.22 MHZ  WITH COVERAGE IN THE CENTRAL SAN JOAQUIN
VALLEY, CALIFORNIA. COVERAGE INCLUDES BAKERSFIELD TO STOCKTON. ENJOY!!

============END OF MESSAGE=========== 06-MAY-89 00:42:19


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