I don't think there is a 148MHz transmitter, though Prospero's uplink is 148.25MHz.

Also, after looking at your page I think I should say that we think that the Coast BBC transmission was almost certainly an Orbcomm transmission. The Prospero downlink frequency was reassigned to Orbcomm.

Which sound file are you talking about? There are what claims to be original audio files here: http://www.dd1us.de/spacesounds%204.html (you need to find Prospero further down the page).

- Roger

PE0SAT wrote:
Hi Roger,

I have updated http://www.pe0sat.vgnet.nl/satellite/sat-history/prospero/
with my latest images and recordings. It is possible to get the complete
audio file. Send me a direct email and we can arrange something.

I had read that there is a 148.000 MHz transmitter on board prospero, and
I listend to that frquentie during the pass from 15:55 UTC. Maybe it is
interesting what is happening on that transmitter.

How do things go on your site regarding PROSPERO? any news?

73 Jan PE0SAT

On Mon, October 24, 2011 13:01, Roger Duthie wrote:
AMSAT community -

The Mullard team intend to attempt commanding to Prospero during the
following pass:
(entries are: date; mag; start time; el; az; max el time; max el; az;
end time; end el; end az)
24 Oct
<http://www.heavens-above.com/Gtrack.aspx?Session=kebgfdalljnnahdmapeidbkh&satid=5580&date=40840.6673023843>
        7.7     16:54:17        10      SSW     17:00:54        58      WNW     
17:08:40        10      N


Any listening on the downlink, and feedback on your observations, would
be most appreciated.
We may also try the later pass:

24 Oct
<http://www.heavens-above.com/Gtrack.aspx?Session=kebgfdalljnnahdmapeidbkh&satid=5580&date=40840.7412698495>
        9.3     18:42:56        10      W       18:47:25        17      NW      
18:52:14        10      N



**** TIMES ARE IN BST (ie., UTC + 1) ****

- Roger

PS., I hope the copy-paste from heavens-above works.


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