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On 12/8/07 Ham radio operators, using morse code communicated by bouncing radio signals off the surface of the space station as it flew overhead, thanks Ollie AJ10! Link.
4 thoughts on “144 MHz contact by bouncing signals from ISS”
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Interesting. If you can bounce a signal off of the moon, aurora, or a meteor shower-why not a space station? I’m surprised that they tried using BPSK63 versus the more robust WSJT.
Having watched the ISS zip across the sky and having worked the packet station aboard it, I can relate to the author’s complaints about Doppler. Must have been quite a challenge! Very impressive.