Mani,
Congratulations to ISRO on this milestone and wishing many more successful
missions.
Below are the keps for
PROITERES
1 0U 1200 12253.19430671 . 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 0U
1200 12253.19430671 . 0-0 0-0 0 0
2 0 98.2295 318.1569 00011
The Japanese amateur radio satellite PROITERES will be one of the
payloads of today's PSLV C21 launch and will be the 100th mission of
ISRO.
PROITERES was built by a team of students and faculty members of Osaka
Institute of Technology (OIT) and the spacecraft aims to demonstrate
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I have in the past received as many as 2 images from seeds II on one pass .
Don't know if it's still operational or not .
Jerry WB5LHD
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IO-26 will apparently no longer run the PACSAT software. It's in MBL mode and
doesn't have any sort of PACSAT file system software, etc.Same issue with
AO-16 when it was warm enough to try to resurrect; some type of hardware issue
that prevents it from running (memory? memory controller?)
On 9/8/2012 8:47 AM, Alan P. Biddle wrote:
Tony,Here are the first few Keps, covering a week, from Space Track after the
launch.
Alan,
The last set of keps show AO-40 at 26,612 km above the earth and about
28,880 km from my location. Elevation was 36 degrees. I used NOVA to
backtrack the p
At 10:22 AM 9/8/2012, James Luhn wrote:
Please don't ya'll laugh too hard at me. Has anyone ever mounted a
camera on a beam? Now I am not trying to see AO40, but I would like
to simply double check the location of my beam for eme.
I saw (many years ago), pictures of video cameras mounted on
Greg, KO6TH, has done this.
I've got enough stuff to do it, and now that my antennas are down, I
might add a camera to the cross-boom.
Here's Greg's website: http://home.wavecable.com/~ko6th/
73, Jim KQ6EA
On 09/08/2012 05:22 PM, James Luhn wrote:
Please don't ya'll laugh too hard at me. H
Hi James,
Very simple.
- Go to AMSAT.org
-Look for Sat Status and find SO-50, you will find it's other name under
Saudisat-C. You can do the same for other satellites.
-Open Nova go to Setup tab on top left of screen. Open drop down list look for
Satellites
-Open the Satellites List look fo
That's cool idea Jim...could even aim it at the neighbors
73 Bob W7LRD
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Sent: Saturday, September 8, 2012 10:22:21 AM
Subject: [amsat-bb] Camera on an antenna
Please don't ya'll laugh too hard at me. Has anyone ever mou
Thanks Mineo for the info on this Pulsed Plasma Thruster microsat.
There is a video of the PSLV-C21 launch vehicle being prepared for take-off at
http://www.uk.amsat.org/?p=10201
73 Trevor M5AKA
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I have been tinkering with NOVA Software. I simply cannot figure out
how to add additional satellites like SO50. I have pointed the update
to various sites that I thought should work but I have not succeeded in
getting so50 and some other amateur satellites to show up. Any advice
would be ap
Please don't ya'll laugh too hard at me. Has anyone ever mounted a
camera on a beam? Now I am not trying to see AO40, but I would like to
simply double check the location of my beam for eme. If anyone has
mounted a camera on a beam, I would be interested in what you used.
Yes, I know all ab
PROITERES, Osaka Institute of Technology, Japan
Launch : 9 Sep 2012 4:21UTC (9:51IST)
Vehicle: PSLV-CA with SPOT6 and mRESINS
Site : Satish Dhawan Space Centre, Sriharikota, India
30cm^3, 10kg, 10W, 437.485MHz FM/AFSK
http://www.oit.ac.jp/elc/~satellite/index-e.html
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/hamra
Tom,
For now, about the only thing is IO-26. It spits out telemetry from
time to time, in bursts of "5' frames. It often burps as it goes into
and out of eclipse, for one thing... There doesn't appear to be a
timed schedule for transmission.
And of course, you can use MixW to decode the packet
Didn't know there was anything left with Manchester encoding!! There is a
PSK-1/DFMTNC on Ebay with a few days to go.
Tom K8TL
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Joe,
Sure. They are in the AMATEUR.TXT file from CelesTrak, or direct from Space
Track:
PHASE 3B (AO-10)
1 14129U 83058B 12175.07756213 -.0148 0-0 1-3 0 9907
2 14129 27.2164 331.8891 6028293 170.2637 211.0686 2.05868475190346
73s,
Alan
WA4SCA
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Hi All,
SSDV indeed shows you the images "as they come in"
Most High Altitude Balloons use RTTY with relatively slow baudrates.
The balloons are limited to using FSK modems in the ISM bands, because
of legal issues. Therefore, RTTY is the most feasable mode. Tim Zaman
here in the Netherlands has r
--- On Fri, 7/9/12, g0...@aol.com wrote:
> An essential feature would be that whenever a 'packet' of
> data is received, that data is displayed rather than waiting
> for the complete image to be received error free.
> I couldn't find much on DRM encoding but I think it was
> originally intended fo
Aloha,
For those looking for a contact with Hawaii here is my schedule for this Sunday
and Tuesday:
Sunday 9/9/12
FO-29 2116-2123Z 11:16-11:23 HAST 14:16-14:23 PDT
AO-27 2242-2248Z 12:42-12:48 HAST 15:42-15:48 PDT
Tuesday 9/11/12
AO-07 Mode B 0123-0134z (9/12/12) 15:23-15:34 HAST
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