Alex KR1ST/PA1ST

@kr1st.bsky.social

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Dutch expat now hamradioactive from North East PA. https://www.qrz.com/db/kr1st #Hamradio #AmateurRadio #vinyl

PSKReporter screenshot showing stations receiving KR1ST on 6m FT8.
PSKReporter screenshot showing the 70cm Q65 QSO between KR1ST and NC1I on a map.
Small ceramic Xmas tree next to a ceramic snowman. In front of it is a mini FM radio that's about 2 inches tall
Cover of the 80th anniversary edition of the World Radio TV Handbook.
SSTV image 9 of 12 as received from the ISS on 04/12/2025 at 13:27 UTC. "Humans in Space" "First Human Tended Space SSTV"
SSTV image 11 of 12 as received from the ISS on 04/11/2025 at 20:44 UTC. "Humans in Space" "First ISS Spaceflight Participant"
SSTV image as received from the ISS on 04/11/2025 at 19:13 UTC. "Humans in Space" "Congratulations on Cosmonautics Day!"
Fram2Ham Test Showing Jannicke Mikkelson and Norway RS0ISS Series 24 Slide 4/12 NA1SS
Fram2Ham Test Showing Russian Cosmonaut at the ham radio station aboard the ISS RS0ISS Series 24 Slide 10/12 NA1SS
Amateur Radio on the International Space Station ARISS SSTV Award No 24033 Alex KR1ST Received SSTV images from the ISS broadcast of the Fram2Ham exercise for the planned FRAM2 space mission. The images were sent via an Amateur Radio system on 437.550 MHz, installed on the Russian segment of the International Space Station. RV3DR ARISS International Chair Frank Bauer KA3HDO ARISS Europe Chair Oliver Amend DG6BCE SSTV Gallery Operations Coordinator Will Marchant KW4WZ Mentor ARISS Europe Armand Budzianowski SP3QFE ARISS SSTV Award Manager Slawomir Szymanowsky SQ3OOK RS0ISS/NA1SS February 13-17, 2025 Fram2Ham SSTV Simulation on the International Space Station
Satellite antennas with a vertical antenna in between them on the right against an early evening starry night sky and a tree line at the bottom one third of the frame. To the left is a feedline running up to an 80m doublet in the trees. Just to the left of that, right above the tree line is a bright Venus with a dimmer Saturn to the left of it.
Head on cellphone picture of the vertical satellite yagis with a vertical antenna in between them against a very early morning sky with some clouds bands. To the right of the antennas is an almost full moon with Mars to the south east of it.
Reading Lines steam locomotive at Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton, PA
Alt text SONATE-2 SSTV (Martin 1) image as received on 145.880 MHz. I was too late to correct the slant in MMSSTV.
Screenshot of the Virgo app. It shows where the meteor storms are originating from in the sky. At this time it shows the Geminids setting in the NW. The compass dial is showing lines indicating where to aim the antenna, SW or NE in this case for the Geminids.
PSKReporter screenshot showing KB8W receiving me at +4dB on 144.150MHz MSK144.
Screenshot showing the results of "df -h". It's showing that only 1% is used by /var/log now, but this was at 100% when I discovered the problem.
Owen, W5FLF, Operates Ham Station from the Space Shuttle Columbia
WSJT-X screenshot showing the 2m FT8 QSO between N4QWZ and me. It took many attempts to complete the QSO, but it worked out in the event.