Que emocionante hacer Radio con la ISS, pero soy nuevo y quisiera saber en que frecuencias se hace

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o_o !

Cool. I want the Nikon cams and lenses. *g*

I worked you on September 6 2010 at 00:15 I sent you a picture of my QTH as a QSL card did you receive it? I sent it to the Club station address.

73 from Cam VE2SO

Great to hear you on the downlink frequency...thank you for your service, your contributions to NASA and your promotion of ham radio around the world!

@Bethlarsen1 These are notes with station codes. Check the hi-res image: http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/gallery/images/station/crew-24/hires/iss024e013395.jpg

Col, made my 19th contact with you today. Ham radio is a great hobby. Thanks for taking the time to "make our day" down here on the planet. Wishing you the best from Memphis, Tn

I'd like to know what you have strapped to your left leg. I notice there is velcro tape on the right leg, I assume it is to keep pens ans pencils or whatever from floating out of reach,

wonderful pictre .. I like that . Be careful in thre ..

Thank you so much for sharing with rest of us that can only dream being up there :)

Via VHF a weekend, please send me a message, tks.

Hi, im LU9FQR Fabian from Villa Gobernador Gálvez, Santa Fe, Argentina, i like contact to us

It is a marvelous work...you are lucky..thanks for sharing it with us

Wonderful pic.Thk 4 the Earth.

Many thanks for the contacts, Doug. Always a thrill. AA5PK in San Angelo, TX.

Thanks for working us down here and good luck to you in all that you do! Thanks for contact! N2VYT

Thank You For All The Time Spent With Amateur Radio! We Appreciate It! 73 N1RCN

September 12, the ISS will pass over Brazil 11:17 UTC I would like to talk with you all over the Radio, see if you can. Congratulations for the good work on the ISS. All the Best from Brazil Ricardo PY2RMI

dear wheels, congratulations thats your work, is very very important for humanit your working, thank you very much, wonderfoul pictures., congratulations...