| A Satellite Station |
A few years ago I had trouble understanding why hams were putting computers in their shacks. The darn things made a lot of noise and as far as I could see didn’t have a thing to do with radio communications. Then an article in ORBIT magazine offered to help me plot satellite orbits and with |
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| MLI-CLK |
As you has seen in article published under title “TURN OR NOT TURN?” that is an automatic antenna rotator controller designed to interface between the TS-1000 and virtually all rotators. Now, if you are interested in a system with two rotator for use in satellite tracker will control both an azimuth (360°) and an elevation |
Timex/Sinclair 1000, Type-in program |
| Publisher's Notes |
I received an interesting Macintosh disk from Anthony J. Oresteen, 50518. 452 Orion Rd., Batavia, IL. On it was some software which included a program to convert Sinclair ZX 81 BASIC files (tokens) to ASCII files. |
Timex/Sinclair 1000 |
| Space 1000 |
As you has seen in article published under title “TURN OR NOT TURN?” that is an automatic antenna rotator controller designed to interface between the TS-1000 and virtually all rotators. Now, if you are interested in a system with two rotator for use in satellite tracker will control both an azimuth (360°) and an elevation |
Timex/Sinclair 1000, Type-in program |
