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Photos of the ARISS Contact at Hawthorne Brook School
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Courtesy KD1LE
Primary antenna, 22el 2m yagi on 70-foot tower.
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Seconday antenna, 14el yagi shipped assembled on tripod.
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Tower with anti-climb & snow fence barriers installed.
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Marilyn in front of mementos from the NASA space camp that she attended.
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Facing the camera L-R W1XP, KB1ESR, K1YTS
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Facing the camera L-R W1XP, KB1ESR, K1YTS
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Facing the camera L-R W1XP, KB1ESR, K1YTS, and Marilyn
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Pictures and mementos from NASA Space Camp that Marilyn attended
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Pictures and mementos from NASA Space Camp that Marilyn attended
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The 20 students grades 6 to 8 who were chosen to ask questions.
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The 20 students grades 6 to 8 and Marilyn.
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Marilyn giving introductions to the students a few minutes
before the expected AOS.
Courtesy W1JMM
The secondary 14 element antenna and rotator mounted on a wheeled base.
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The 22 element primary antenna on the tower trailer up 70 feet
at the school.
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N1SV, W1XP, KB1ESR, K1YTS, and KD1LE Disassemble the antennas
after the tower is tipped down.
Courtesy W1JMM
KB1MBR, KD1LE, and KB1ESR removing feedlines.
Courtesy W1JMM
W1XP, KB1ESR, KD1LE and KB1MBR removing guy wires and feedlines.
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KB1ESR cranking the tower down to the horizontal position.
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The vertical antenna mounted on a tripod base. This was our
second backup antenna.
Courtesy KB1ESR
Marilyn N1CSH calling the ISS to start the contact.
Courtesy KB1ESR
Primary station, deep cycle battery powering the station,
the
packet laptop computer, AZ-EL rotator controller and
interface, FT-847 rig with packet TNC on top, 160 watt power
amplifier, and Bird watt meter.
Courtesy KB1ESR
KB1MBR, W1XP, K1YTS, N1SV, KD1LE
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