When I was at MGU (Moscow state university) in May this year I heard that
because of the controversy over the use in the Amateur band of the multiplex
system Doka on Yubileiny, they had decided not to use an amateur band on this
bird. Doka is a system used by Russian universities, originating
D-Star frequencies in the Netherlands.
Abraham van den Berg, PB0AOK - VERON's VHF manager, clarified the
D-Star issue in the Netherlands. VERON is the Dutch IARU society.
It is untrue that the Dutch administration is thinking about
D-Star repeaters operating in the 437-438 MHz band.
Presently,
Just copied a cw telemetry signal centred on 435.365MHz here in UK.
AOS around 09.12utc as a continuous carrier.
At approx 09.14utc cw telemetry started until LOS at 09.20utc.
Telemetry appears to consist of alpha / numeric blocks of 7 characters.
No keps here so no idea if it's what we're all
SumbandilaSat Keps:
SUMBA2
1 35870U 09049F 09260.92529515 -.0070 0-0 0+0 011
2 35870 97.3743 311.0021 0009230 287.0950 72.9081 15.2294359738
( http://www.amsatsa.org.za )
73
Piraja, PS8RF
thank you for the info,
that is same information i found on there site listed first set,
Satpc32 claimes when i loaded the keps and looked for the nexted few days
passes,
that it will be hight 312.7 to 309.6 mi just higher than ISS,
but cover most of the us on a center us pass??
space track has
OK got it recorded this time. Not as strong as last pass though.
AOS @ 10.46utc
LOS @ 10.59utc
Centre frequency 435.365MHz
Initial signal carrier only with short breaks then at 10.50utc cw blocks of
alpha numerics until end of pass.
Regards
David
G8OQW
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-Original
Looks as though there were two launches yesterday.
OBJECT A
1 35865U 09049A 09260.93646957 .0176 0-0 1-3 039
2 35865 098.8073 311.0962 0003522 107.5299 252.6413 14.2183182936
OBJECT B
1 35866U 09049B 09261.00674671 .0178 0-0 1-3 035
2 35866 098.8010
Hi Dom,
Correct. There are a couple of selectable modulation modes like M.C. TLM
etc. But it can never be activated. I have copies of the FCC paperwork where
they denied the request.
73,
Mike, N1JEZ
AO-7 Cmd Op
AMSAT 29649
A closed mouth gathers no feet
- Original Message -
From:
Thanks to AO-51 operators in Idaho, Ohio, Washington, Texas, Patrick
in Arizona, and others during the 5:50PM PDT (00:50 GMT) pass of AO-51
last night! I don't record the contacts while making demonstrations,
but I wish I had last night while showing off AO-51 to the Conejo
Valley Amateur
Looks as though the extra Object A (35873) is Nimiq-5, a telecommunications
satellite launched from Baikonu yesterday
and currently in a GTO.
Nigel Gunn G8IFF/W8IFF wrote:
Looks as though there were two launches yesterday.
OBJECT A
1 35865U 09049A 09260.93646957 .0176 0-0
This time only 9 minutes of pass heard.
Any opinions as to identity? Is it Tatiana 2?
Mid frequency 435.365MHz
AOS 12.26utc
LOS 12.35utc
CW for whole period.
Example of copied data (not consecutive blocks):
IABB1?9
ISPB132
TAB?132
TABB130
TSEP131
TSEP132
David
G8OQW
Steve -
I assume that you did not get a response from Linda Reedy?
(Gywn Reedy's (W1BEL, sk) wife who has been managing the company since his
death)
She can be reached at: sa...@paccomm.com
I did have her mobile number somewhere in my Rolodex, if that would be helpful.
She was changing
Hi Clint!
Thanks to AO-51 operators in Idaho, Ohio, Washington, Texas, Patrick
in Arizona, and others during the 5:50PM PDT (00:50 GMT) pass of AO-51
last night! I don't record the contacts while making demonstrations,
but I wish I had last night while showing off AO-51 to the Conejo
Valley
OBJECT A
1 35865U 09049A 09260.93646957 .0176 0-0 1-3 039
2 35865 098.8073 311.0962 0003522 107.5299 252.6413 14.2183182936
OBJECT B
1 35866U 09049B 09261.49918563 .0178 0-0 1-3 040
2 35866 098.8024 311.6782 0004215 074.6926 285.4715 14.22297633
Hi All,
I tried googling through the AMSAT-BB archives and didn't find what I
was looking for so here's my question. Has anyone tried using a
motorized pan\tilt mount for a CCTV as their Az\El rotator? If so,
what model? I heard of one example on another forum and want to see
if anyone here has
I just get a Cushcraft A432-20T at a recent Hamfest. As per the theory if the
longest matching line is connected to the horizontal element
and the shortest to the vertical one i should have a RHCP but if i reverse the
connections should i have LHCP? If i rotate the antenna by
90 degress how i
I believe the 13th and 14th images (counting left to right \ top to
bottom) in the S-band section is an example:
http://www.uhf-satcom.com/rx/
Frank B.
KB1QZH
On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 1:04 PM, Simon (HB9DRV) si...@hb9drv.ch wrote:
Frank,
Do you (or anyone) have a URL for something like this?
Check out Section C in
http://tmo.jpl.nasa.gov/progress_report/42-176/176D.pdf
-Joe KM1P
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http://www.quickset.com/pages/pan_tilt_positioners/62.php
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From: amsat-bb-boun...@amsat.org [mailto:amsat-bb-boun...@amsat.org] On
Behalf Of Simon (HB9DRV)
Sent: September 18, 2009 12:05 PM
To: Franklyn A. Ballentine, jr; amsat-bb@amsat.org
Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: Other
The opposite of the very expensive QuickSet is a homemade Arrow AZ/EL system
published in the March 2009 AMSAT India newsletter.
http://www.amsatindia.org/Newsletter/AmsatIndia-News-March.pdf
More details here http://ka6puw.tripod.com/azimuth1.html
YouTube video of it in action here
18:54 UTC good match with TLE OBJECT E (NORAD 35869). Strong signals and
much activity from groundstation in Russia (data transfer)
2 downlink frequencies: 435.365 MHz and 435.465 MHz
screenshots and audio see here: http://www.dk3wn.info/p/?cat=41
http://www.dk3wn.info/p/?cat=41
73, Mike
Had a pas over of the group of new-objects from 18:55z - 18:59 and heard
telemetri on 435.360 in FM. Strong
Sounds strange mode.
I have a record
73
Dan ON5UE
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Not an
RS28?
Mike Rupprecht wrote:
18:54 UTC good match with TLE OBJECT E (NORAD 35869). Strong signals and
much activity from groundstation in Russia (data transfer)
2 downlink frequencies: 435.365 MHz and 435.465 MHz
screenshots and audio see here: http://www.dk3wn.info/p/?cat=41
My thanks to the AO-51 control team for this week's schedule, which includes
activation of 145.880/435.150 for QRP operation. There is another week of this
QRP Pair coming up later in the month. I hope more of you will take the time
to see just how little power it takes for effective
Hi!
Another Saturday without work at the office, another quick road
trip to an unusual Arizona grid. I will head west toward grid
DM24 for the afternoon AO-27 passes, the late afternoon SO-50
pass around 0030 UTC, and the afternoon/evening AO-51 passes on
the normal 145.920/435.300 MHz
Hi Luc, VE2DWE
Standing behind the reflector connect first one reflector element Vertical
with the U bolt attachement to your left side Then mount a drive element
Vertical with the U bolt attachement to your left side.The driving element
must be mounted with the gamma match arm looking upword and
METEOR-M
1 35865U 09049A 09261.85130047 .0176 0-0 1-3 040
2 35865 098.8004 312.0250 0003601 080.8898 279.2547 14.21823900 165
OBJECT B
1 35866U 09049B 09261.49918563 .0178 0-0 1-3 040
2 35866 098.8024 311.6782 0004215 074.6926 285.4715 14.22297633
Weather permitting I will be operating on the
EM88/EM98 grid boundary in West Virginia on Sunday,
September 20th. The current forecast is a 50% chance
of rain so it might not work out for all passes. I'll
try to operate on the following passes:
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