Hams.At Upcoming Satellite Passes and Activations
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This website serves as a platform for announcing satellite activities, allowing amateur radio operators to publicize their plans for upcoming scheduled passes. It also offers a useful scheduling feature that provides satellite pass information tailored to your location, which you can input by entering your locator.
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