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ARISS-I Meeting AgendaOctober 21, 2025

9/15/2026

 

  • Roll Call — Kenneth Ransom, N5VHO
Attendees: Frank Bauer, Tanya Anderson, Kenneth Ransom, Ciaran Morgan, John Croft, Jan  Poppeliers, Lou McFadin, Shizuo Endo, Will Marchant, Rosalie White, Michel Nawrocki, Graham Shirville, Dave Jordan, Micol Ivancic, Keigo Komuro, Dave Taylor, Stefan Dombrowski, Armand Budzianowski,
 
 
September meeting minutes motion to accept by Rosalie White and seconded by Oliver Amend
 
  • Welcome—Frank Bauer, KA3HDO 
    • Welcome. We have a secretary so thanks for doing acceptance of the agenda minutes. Glad that Ham TV is working.
 
  • Ham Video Operations Status — Frank Bauer, Ana Guzman, Ciaran Morgan
    • Ciaran presented slides on Ham TV (Attached).  Showed video of the contact. Video from ISS available at: https://live.ariss.org/media/HAMTV%20Recordings/2025-10-18%20Radford%20Semele%20UK/merged-2025-10-18_contact.mp4
 Ana reported successful and Jonny Kim was excited and happy. Frank – Working to prepare operations to allow for use of the more modern X705 camera with the HDMI adapter.
 
  • SSTV: Upcoming events—Will Marchant
    • Will presented slides on World Space Week SSTV events (Attached). Rosalie – Great to see statistics and participation levels. Also, some comments are very interesting. Frank – Tim Peake is a scout so we can include him in the upcoming SSTV event.
 
  • 25th Anniversary Planning—Frank Bauer
    • Soon after crew arrived in Nov 2000, radio was tested and a little over a month later the first successful school contact occurred. Develop a one pager of all the accomplishments during the past 25 years. Identify youth that are now in STEAM/STEM careers. More ideas on the slide presented.
    • JARL celebrating 100 year in 2026.
 
  • AOB  (Any Other Business)
    • K6DUE Status – NASA is likely looking at a large reduction in personnel. They are closing down the building that houses K6DUE. As a result, K6DUE will be moving.
 
  • Face to Face planning – Oliver – We are discussing in background to try and get a location and time frame for a face to face that is as inclusive as possible and having good public transportation from airport and the venue. Currently looking around April time frame and likely in European region.
 
  • Time Change coming next month for ARISS-I meeting (Nov 18). Moving from 11:00 UTC to 12:00 UTC.

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