Forum: US 99 BBS

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Sysop:	Ray Quinn
Location:	Visalia, CA
Users:	56
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Check out the US 99 
menu above for links 
to information about 
US Highway 99, after 
which the US 99 BBS 
is named.

Be sure to click on 
the Amateur Radio 
menu item above for 
packet BBSes, packet 
software, packet 
organizations, as 
well as packet 
how-to's. Also 
included is links to 
local and some 
not-so-local Amateur 
Radio Clubs.

Venerable AO-7 Satellite Approaching a Return to Full Solar Illumination

From American Radio Relay League | Ham Radio Association and Resources@american.radio.relay.league.|.ham.radio.association.and.resources@bbs.alt119.net to All on Tue Sep 22 16:08:22 2020

AMSAT-OSCAR 7 (AO-7), the oldest amateur radio satellite still in operation, is nearing a return to full illumination by the sun, which should take place around September 25 and continue until around December 26. AMSAT's vice president of operations Drew Glasbrenner, KO4MA, says that during this period, AO-7 likely will switch between modes A (2 meters up/10 meters down) and B (70 centimeters u...

http://www.arrl.org/news/view/venerable-ao-7-satellite-approaching-a-return-to-full-solar-illumination
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Venerable AO-7 Satellite Approaching a Return to Full Solar Illumination