Thanks, David. I hope to bag those last two states, and get back psking with more regularity. 73, Kent, KC9LIF 070 #1294 LONP #193

K3UK and Hamspots are both great resources for WAS: http://www.obriensweb.com/sked/index.php http://hamspots.net/ 73! --david KJ4IZW 070 #1041 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Have been off the air for a while dealing with "stuff" Went back on 20M PSK to see if I cant finish up my WAS--digital. All I need for LoTW is Arizona, and Alaska. Any members from those states be

Thanks to Charlie, Dorothy, and the Plastic Sticker Keeper, all arrived in great shape. VY 73 de Joe KJ8O 1244 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Endorsements received! 73 Mike kc9doa #1040

Got my "little white envelope today.    Thanks Charlie & Ms. Dorothy ! Jerry  N9AVY

I need to proofread better. :-( "do to its curvature" should obviously be "due". And in a previous post, "sacecraft" should have been "spacecraft". Steve W3HF

I would doubt it, for the same reason that PSK31 doesn't do aurora or polar paths well. I've never seen any analysis, but I think that lunar reflections would not maintain the phase accurately enough.

Ummmmmm  ....   you get points for mooning a DX station ?????

James, I can't answer that particular question, but our new endorsement definitely is more difficult than line of site to the Moon. Milt. N6MG

Could it be Work the Moon??? Speaking of which, does PSK31 work via moonbounce....???? 73 de NF8I, ~James

Interesting info Steve... Jerry, Think B*I*G*G*E*R* than NASA! Well, not as big or as far away as Mars, as our antenna's aren't that low angle. (I've just given you a clue.) Milt. N6MG 070-650 ****

Wow. That's really neat. Thanks for that OM Steve! -- Vy 73, Charlie, K8IJ [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

There are three Deep Space Network (DSN) sites, one in Canberra Australia, one near Madrid Spain, and one northeast of Barstow California. "Each complex consists of at least four deep space stations

BPSK  !!!   Yes,   NASA must know something !    So maybe there's a PSK station on that little machine running around on Mars ... that would be neat !   Of course,we'll probably need a huge

Well there's the Elser-Mathes Cup, but that only requires a QSO, not PSK. But according to some references I just read about NASA's Deep Space Network (DSN), "The most common modulation used for deep

Joe,   There has been 5 or 6 different New Caledonia stations booming into S.E. Washington...almost every nite.   Worked FK8GX and FK8DD last month.   Good luck!   Larry  WA7HDZ

Is there a PSK station on the Moon, Mars  ???   Did NASA forget to tell us ? Jerry N9AVY

Well if it's bigger than working the world, I'm betting on WTU: Work The Universe. Solar System (Nine planets, the sun, and a few dozen "moons" of the

I will Roger that :) 73 de Joe KJ8O 1244 7 down 2 to go....