Re: ARLA/CLUSTER: Radio-balão transatlântico K6RPT-12 não deu mais "sinal de vida"

[Carlos Pinheiro]

Afinal chegou a Marrocos !!!

73 de CT1PT
CP


2012/12/5 João Gonçalves Costa <joao.a.costa  ctt.pt>

>  Californian 144.390 FM APRS balloon update****
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> Amateur radio stations from the UK to the Azores have been listening for
> the transatlantic balloon K6RPT-12 on 144.390 MHz FM.****
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> As of Tuesday 2230 UT no reports of the balloon had been received since it
> left radio range of Newfoundland at 0350 UT.****
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> The last APRS reports indicated it was starting to drift south and slow
> down. When it left the USA it was traveling at over 300 km an hour,
> however, it may well have slowed considerably since then possibly to as
> little as 90 kmh.****
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> The payload is designed for over 60 hours of flight and it may come into
> radio range again during Wednesday. ****
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> See the K6RPT-12 APRS Track at****
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> http://aprs.fi/#!call=a%2FK6RPT-12&timerange=604800 ****
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> California Near Space Project****
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> http://www.californianearspaceproject.com/ ****
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> Twitter http://twitter.com/k6rpt ****
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> CNSP Yahoo Group****
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> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CNSP-Inc/ ****
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> APRS http://www.aprs.org/ ****
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Carlos Pinheiro
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