On 8/26/2012 04:46, Trevor . wrote:
At the recent Summer CubeSat Workshop there was a presentation about the draft
of US WP 7B which is proposing a band at 460-470 MHz for the use of CubeSats.
That certainly would not work well here in the USA. That spectrum is
some of the most heavily used
The author does not understand the world frequency management system. ITU
licenses nothing and has no authority. ITU Member States retain ALL authority
through their individual national sovereignty. Member States agree to behave
in their mutual best interests though the mechanism of the ITU C
For anyone that didn't see the live webcast there is a video of the OSSI-1
keynote presentation given in Malmö, Sweden at
http://www.uk.amsat.org/?p=9921
73 Trevor M5AKA
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Hi
If I recall the talk correctly, it had two separate parts: the ITU draft
proposal and a report about operations of the DICE cubesat. The 460-470 MHz
band is just what was allocated for use by DICE; I don't think it is
related to the ITU proposal.
Regards,
Timothy
HB9FFH
Carpcomm Ground Station
At the recent Summer CubeSat Workshop there was a presentation about the draft
of US WP 7B which is proposing a band at 460-470 MHz for the use of CubeSats.
The Powerpoint slides can be seen at
http://cubesat.org/images/stories/Summer_Workshop_2012/Day_1/1115_Charles_Swenson.pdf
The slides from
