[HIham] Please help with ISS repeater calculator for Big Island location

Ron Hashiro rhashiro at hawaiiantel.net
Thu Jan 15 02:08:29 EST 2009


John Buck wrote:
> I am just stumbling into the Iss repeater information.
> I was unable to run the dos calculator on my system.
> Is there any possibility someone can run the calculator for the current 
> AOS and LOS
> data for this evening Wednesday the 14 and until the 17th for my 
> location near Waimea (Kamuela) on the Big Island.
>
> 20.0484 N, -155.6078,  altitude 915 meters or 3000 ft.  Reality check is 
> grid square BL20eb
>
> It would help if you can send the file to me direct as I am receiving 
> the digest.
>
> Thanks,
> John KH7T
>
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John, I just returned home after a very long day.  I'll see what I can 
do about generating a file.

it takes me about an hour to do what you see as a single file -- because 
I have to run all the passes in real time.  Each pass takes about ten 
minutes to calculate, and if there are six passes, that's an hour.

I highly suggest you look at my web page, as that's the first thing I 
update.

http://ronhashiro.htohananet.com/am-radio/in-hawaii.html

I still have to generate pass info for Lanai, so it will be a while for 
the Big Island.

What kind of PC system are you using?

Also, you can run other programs, if you're totally Windows-based that 
might do the same work in real-time.  I don't have a Windows favorite, 
as I found STSPLUS to be vastly superior and accurate -- which it just 
happens to be running MS-DOS.

Ron H




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