Re: [linrad] MoonSked for Linux

["w3sz" <w3sz@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi, David,

I ran into some computer issues with my wireless link while trying to
improve system security, and then our national June VHF contest was this
weekend, so I haven't had a chance to try the software yet.

As a result of the above, I ended up doing operating system reinstalls on 3
of 4 computers here and don't have things back up to snuff yet.  When I have
things running again I will try MoonSked Linux and send you my comments.

I apologize for the delay.  I would much rather have been testing MoonSked
than playing [unsuccessfully] with IPCop, multiple versions of LEAF, and
doing reinstalls !!

Have a great week, and thanks for all of your great work!

73,

Roger
W3SZ

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "David Anderson GM4JJJ" <david@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <linrad@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, June 12, 2004 9:23 AM
Subject: [linrad] MoonSked for Linux


> Some time ago the question was asked if there is any Moon tracking
> software for Linux available.
>
> Well, I have just released the first version of my Moon Tracking and
> Scheduling program 'MoonSked' for Linux.
>
> Full details and downloads from
> http://www.gm4jjj.co.uk/MoonSked/moonsked.htm
>
> Validated (so far) with: RedHat 9 - Fedora Core 2 - Mandrake 9.2 - SuSE
> 9.0
>
> MoonSked
> Product Description:
>
> ? Track Moon and Sun Position in Realtime
> ? World Maps shows Moon Footprint
> ? Sked Maker calculates best time for Moon Bounce (EME) contacts
> between 2 stations
> ? Displays Moon Bounce Schedules (Imports SKD87 files)
> ? Moon Graph shows Monthly Moon data in graphical for Printout
> Schedules, Predictions and Graphs.
> ? Uses and displays Directory of Moonbounce stations (DIR.SKD)
> ? Tracks Celestial Radio Sources in realtime
> ? Callfinder with intelligent 'has moon' calculator
> ? Links to your email program for easy scheduling with other stations
> ? Exports Az/El data for Integration with Rotator Control programs
> ? Easy Interface allows rapid choice of suitable date and time for
> EME schedules
> ? 50MHz to 47GHz Doppler shift calculations between Stations
> ? 50/144MHz/432MHz Background Sky Temperature
> ? Grid Location entry
> ? Moon Range and DGR dB loss
> ? Spatial Polarity and calculation of Maximum Non Reciprocity
>
>
> MoonSked for Linux/x86 requires GTK+ 2.0 or better. Depending on your
> distribution of Linux, you may already have this pre-installed. However,
> you can download and install the GTK+ 2.0 libraries from www.gtk.org.
> You may also find pre-built libraries from your Linux distributor's
> homepage.
>
> 73
> ________________________________________________________________________
> ___
> David Anderson, GM4JJJ         E-mail: david@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> ________________________________________________________________________
> ___
> Try MoonSked software - Tracking, Prediction, Scheduling and much more.
> Available for Linux, Windows or Macintosh. Also PalmTrack for Palm OS.
> http://www.gm4jjj.co.uk/MoonSked/moonsked.htm
> iCluster - Macintosh DX-Cluster Telnet access made easy!
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>


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