Dear Gentlemen,
Transponder is ON, next update in 24 hours.
Respectfully,
Vytenis B.
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Hi All,
It appears that our Data Warehouse has decided to take a holiday and is not
presently updating the web pages correctly.
I believe that it is continuing to accept telemetry in from listening stations
so please keep the data flowing.
The spacecraft itself seems fine!
thanks
Graham
G3VZ
Good morning,
I noticed that after the last Dnepr launch, it's upper stage was raised
to an apogee of 1454 km, putting it in a 1454 km x 609 km orbit with a
97.9 degree inclination, in order to avoid collision with any of the 37
satellites it released.
Would it be possible for a future amate
You are not the only one to notice! All I can say at this point is that it is
being investigated. However, the question of meeting orbital debris mitigation
requirements remains.
73, Drew KO4MA
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> On Jul 5, 2014, at 8:28 AM, Paul Stoetzer wrote:
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> Good morning,
>
> I no
> However, the question of meeting orbital debris mitigation requirements
> remains
There are, however, no legally binding requirements regarding debris
mitigation.
In the case of amateur transponder satellites they can be assumed to have an
operation lifetime of 40+ years (think OSCAR-7), a
Don't see why not. ESA education launched a set of cubesats on the first Vega
flight with a 1500 x 350km orbit.
However, as we would probably be the only people interested in that orbit,
there may be an issue with using all 3U of a typical deployer.
Another possibility is to encourage second
>> ... K6LCS - you posted an audio clip where you recreated your NA1SS
QSO. Did you record the NA1SS audio?
Just the time my contact on a voice recorder app on my iPod touch ...
http://work-sat.com/ISS-062814.html
Clint
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I was surprised to see how much the Vega cubes orbit had decayed already!
73, Drew KO4MA
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> On Jul 5, 2014, at 10:37 AM, g0...@aol.com wrote:
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>
> Don't see why not. ESA education launched a set of cubesats on the first Vega
> flight with a 1500 x 350km orbit.
>
> Howeve
Obviously "beggars can't be choosers" and we are lucky that we have
been able to get several new satellites launched that are providing
and will provide amateur communications, regardless of the orbits.
However, look at the most popular satellites in use now: FO-29 and
AO-7. Both can provide interc
Lituanicasat-1 was on for the 1755utc pass over Ohio today. N1PCE
was the only station heard and worked. It's at 310km now so it won't
be up for much longer. Work it while you can.
The next pass starts for EN91 at 1928utc and goes through the middle
of the US. The footprint is not very big but
I will be vacationing in EM60 during the week of July 28 thru Aug 1st. If
anyone needs this grid, I will be available to sked a contact on SO-50 or
LO-78 only. I will be taking my 5w ht and arrow antenna. Reply here and I
will write down the call signs and post closer to that week.
Ken Holland
Question: In Satpc32, I have LO-78 showing as a selection but there are no
frequencies showing in the CAT window.
I did the 'update keps' function but no freqs showing.
Is there some other file that needs to be updated?
Any help appreciated
Ted
K7TRK
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Hi All,
Just an update to say that the Warehouse has recovered its senses and seems to
be operating normally.
Those who look at the data carefully will notice some erroneous numbers in some
of the min/max fields. These will be cleared when it does its next weekly
update – for instance the batt
There are certainly launchers going to MEO orbits, in a few days on July 10 a
Soyuz-STB Fregat-MT is launching four satellites for Jersey (CI) based O3b
Networks Ltd into a 7825 km circular orbit - looks a great orbit.
73 Trevor M5AKA
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You need to enter the up- and downlink frequencies and mode into the
Doppler.SQF file, which you can edit by clicking the "?" on the menu bar,
and then "Auxiliary Files". Note that the satellite name in the doppler
file must exactly match the satellite name in the keps. You must also enter
th
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I'm wrapping up my west Texas grid operations on the satellites.
Last chance for DM80 on SO-50 is at 0026 UTC coming up for those who aren't
on SSB.
I was just on FO-29 and will likely work the next one.
73
Clayton
W5PFG
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Hi All,
I have a Yaesu G5400b controller with a kenpro az/el rotor. From my
understanding, yaesu was taken over by kenpro and the parts inside the az/el
rotor are the same as in a yaesu 5400 setup. Anyway, my rotor is in need of
repair and it seems there is a shortage of people who do these repair
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Tim/all- I did a repair on my G5500 el rotor. I needed a position pot-it was
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done, your mileage may vary. You could always ship the whole thing to Yaesu.
You can get lots of advice here on the bb.
73 Bob W7LRD
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