We're not going to see another satellite with a 144 MHz yagi.
TheMode B HEO ship has long since sailed
Paul,
The problem is there aren't any global primary Amateur-Satellite microwave
bands below 24 GHz. While our allocations at 29 MHz and 144 MHz may be primary
world-wide the other
Hi Mark
Someone with an IQ file should be able to give you an exact figure. My
estimate is just under 3kHz high.
The good news is that possibly due to the increased thermal mass of the 3U
structure, the temp stability seems better than AO-73.
73
David
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From:
I have just confirmed that B-64 is also transmitting at 144.800MHz
The balloon carries a geofence in code, that will turn off 2m APRS in
countries that do not allow airborne APRS.
Wouter PA3WEG
On Fri, Aug 1, 2014 at 12:51 AM, Wouter Weggelaar wouter...@gmail.com
wrote:
Just to confirm,
Hi Peter,
At the moment there is no schedule as the UKube-1 team continues their work
to commission the satellite.
When the FUNcube team has a schedule available, we will make this know on
our website and by E-mail to this BB.
At the moment the FUNcube-2 subsystem may be turned on on ad-hoc
Mark,
Try 145915.2 +/- 1kHz
It is a tad frequency agile.
Passes are very infrequent due to testing.
73
Colin VK5HI
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