[SBE] sat truck op training

Matt Antalek matt.antalek at gmail.com
Wed Jul 8 15:48:06 EDT 2009


I currently operate a satellite truck and never have needed any formal FCC
training.
I was trained by other engineers in my company.

I did hear of a school that trained uplinkers once ( I believe in Iowa) or
somewhere out there.

In the meantime, as an additional source of information for those who have
been or are being trained, Sam Sinke has posted a very thorough manual for
satellite uplinking. I'll include a link to the page (instead of the giant
PDF). Go to http://sngforum.com/ and then click on the link for the
manual. Check it out if you get a chance.

Matt Antalek
VideoLink



On Wed, Jul 8, 2009 at 1:30 PM, Jeff Carter <sbe at hidden-valley.com> wrote:


> First I've ever heard of it.

>

> Back when I was still young enough to be doing this sort of thing, I

> must have operated half a dozen different uplink trucks. No

> certification was ever requested.

>

> Maybe things have changed. Back then, the only time it came up, I was

> assured that the only needed license was for the transmitter, and that

> it was in a file folder...somewhere.

>

> Jeff

>

> ---- Original message ----

> >Date: Wed, 8 Jul 2009 12:30:21 EDT

> >From: A9xw at cs.com

> >Subject: [SBE] sat truck op training

> >To: sbe at sbe.org

> >

> > Anone have a list of schools/classes/ books to

> > obtain FCC required satellite truck operator

> > training?

> >

> > Henry

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-Matt
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