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DELFI C 3
by Luc Leblanc 04 May '08

04 May '08

96 packet uploaded to the DELFI C 3 server a near overhead pass this evening and 45 seconds after Orbitron confirm he's was out of eclipse TLM start to flow in and signal peaked S6 at TCA. KEPS start to be off again by +- 45 seconds. DELFI was in science mode at 145.930 With 263 miliwatt the little box seems in good shape RAP 1 temperature was -68.1C and RAP 2 at 10.497C If you ask me what's RAP mean for i will tell you i don't know. Here is a part of the telemetry frames from: DLFIC3 to: TLM a8 98 9b 40 40 40 00 88 98 8c 92 86 66 01 03 f0 e1 08 20 00 01 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 bb 25 b7 39 b1 42 9e 51 82 5e 5d 69 2f 74 04 7d 01 00 01 00 01 00 01 00 01 00 01 00 01 00 01 00 7d 75 bf 78 00 00 00 00 9a 01 b2 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 from: DLFIC3 to: TLM a8 98 9b 40 40 40 00 88 98 8c 92 86 66 01 03 f0 e1 08 21 00 01 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 bb 26 b6 39 b1 42 9e 51 82 5e 5d 6a 2f 75 04 7d 01 00 01 00 01 00 01 00 01 00 01 00 01 00 01 00 7e 76 bf 79 00 00 00 00 9a 01 b2 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 "-" Luc Leblanc VE2DWE Skype VE2DWE www.qsl.net/ve2dwe WAC BASIC CW PHONE SATELLITE

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SEEDS mp3 + SSTV picture
by Henk, PA3GUO 04 May '08

04 May '08

Hi On my website I have placed an mp3 recording of SEEDS digi-talker and SSTV picture of today (10:15utc). http://www.qsl.net/pa3guo - click in left menu on SEEDS. Having these messages broadcasted from space is a kind of cool: keeps you interested to hear what's transmitted today, and what they say (or sing ?). Not all seems to be in English, but I like the messages. Nice work of the SEEDS team ! Henk, PA3GUO

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ANS-124 AMSAT News Service Weekly Bulletins
by JoAnne Maenpaa 04 May '08

04 May '08

AMSAT NEWS SERVICE ANS-124 ANS is a free, weekly, news and information service of AMSAT North America, The Radio Amateur Satellite Corporation. ANS reports on the activities of a worldwide group of Amateur Radio operators who share an active interest in designing, building, launching and communicating through analog and digital Amateur Radio satellites. Please send any amateur satellite news or reports to: ans-editor(a)amsat.org In this edition: * Seven! Count 'Em Seven! CubeSats Delivered to Orbit * AO-16 Down and Recovered * AMSAT Awards * Satellite Shorts From All Over * NA1SS Contacts The National Air and Space Museum * ARISS Status Report For The Week of April 28, 2008 SB SAT @ AMSAT $ANS-124.01 Seven! Count 'Em Seven! CubeSats Delivered to Orbit AMSAT News Service Bulletin 124.01 >From AMSAT HQ SILVER SPRING, MD. May 4, 2008 To All RADIO AMATEURS BID: $ANS-124.01 The April 28, 2008 launch of 10 satellites aboard the Indian Space Research Organization's (ISRO) Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle-9 (PSLV-9) rocket included 7 amateur radio cubesat, and 3 commercial/ scientific satellites. Watch for late breaking operational messages via the amsat-bb and detailed information on each of the satellite's respective web pages. The payload included: Cute-1.7 Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan SEEDS Nihon University, Japan Delfi-C3 Technical University of Delft, Netherlands AAUSat-II Aalborg University Cubesat, Denmark COMPASS-1 Fachhochschule Aachen, Germany CanX-2 University of Toronto, Canada CanX-6 University of Toronto, Canada Cartosat 2A Indian Space Research Organization (non-amateur radio) IMS 1 Indian Space Research Organization (non-amateur radio) Rubin 8-AIS OHB-System, Germany (non-amateur radio) An excellent source of information for each of these satellites can be found at: http://space.skyrocket.de/index_frame.htm (scroll down to the April 28 data). Also see Ralph W0RPK Cubesat Webpage at: http://showcase.netins.net/web/wallio/CubeSat.htm. Wouter, PE4WJ provided the following status of Delfi-C3: + Telemetry indicates that all solar panels and antennas have deployed properly and indicates nominal values for all housekeeping values. + Payload data has started to stream in, enabling the team to generate IV curves of the Thin Film Solar Cell experiment. (RASCAL users can view the IV curves by clicking Options-->show IV curves.) + The spacecraft is operating in science mode, we have had one orbit in emergency mode, which was most probably due to a databus issue. + Amateur radio operators have sent over 40000 frames of data using RASCAL, the Delfi-C3 telemetry capture software. + The spacecraft has decided to consistently use the backup radio on 145.930 MHz for its telemetry downlink. The primary radio on 145.870 MHz may be switched on by the groundstation so monitor both frequencies. + We have successfully switched the spacecraft to its primary radio on 145.870MHz temporarily, after this switch, the satellite came back on the 145.930MHz downlink. Telemetry indicated that the primary radio on 145.870MHz is healthy and working fine so that is good news. Note that the satellite will normally transmit on 145.930MHz for the time being, unless we command her to go to 145.870MHz. + The team is working on the issue with the downlink TX switching off later into the sunlit side of the orbit, which is the reason why Delfi-C3 has not been heard on some passes. It may switch off when the computer does not receive data but the transmitter itself is OK. Hiroki Ashida at the Tokyo Institute of Technology reported on the status of their Cute-1.7 + APD II satellite. The team is monitoring an anomaly where the telemetry received via FM packet shows very low battery voltage while the CW telemetry reports a nominal reading. If this low voltage condition exists the satellite may be in danger. Further testing in the lab has duplicated this anomaly and the team has confirmed that the batteries are in good shape at this time. The Cute-1.7 team requests telemetry information from radio amateurs around the world. The satellite transmits its beacon at 437.275 MHz using CW Morse Code. The telemetry data in the beacon includes the battery voltage. Details are explained on their web-page: http://lss.mes.titech.ac.jp/ssp/cute1.7/cwtelemetry_e.html. The packet telemetry is only enabled when the satellite is over Japan. Masahiko Yamazaki,JQ1YGV at Nihon University reported that the SEEDS satellite is currently overcharging so the team has enabled the FM mode to transmit the DigiTalker and SSTV pictures on 437.485 MHz. See: http://cubesat.aero.cst.nihon-u.ac.jp/index.html The CanX team reported their spacecraft were doing well, "So far healthy telemetry from both. At some point CanX-2 was generating some 1.8 A and CanX-6 was at 1.4 A. Good temperature on both. CanX-2 propulsion system is holding pressure. We are continuing with commissioning. Both satellites are currently transmitting on the Space Research 2.2 GHz downlink. The UHF transmitter on CanX-2 would only be active over the ground station in Toronto, Canada. Signal reports of the cubesats have been received from around the world. Here is a brief example captured from the amsat-bb ... Just heard great signals of Delfic3 on 145.930. - Rob PE1ITR Received good signals from DelfiC3 tonight in IO91TK 15km west of London. Nice to hear another satellite on 2m. Just love that low path loss! Well done Delft University of Technology. - David G0MRF Very strong signal from Delfi telemetry transmitter. Good work and congratulations to the Delfi team! - Jean-Pierre VE2AHD Delfi-C3 received in Belgium during the third pass. 194 packets received, decoded with RASCAL and sent to the command station. Signals were loud and decodable during 90 % of the pass. Congratulations to the team. Long life to Delfi-C3. - Claude ON5QI Just had my one shot for the morning and got an excellent signal, with AOS and LOS within seconds of predicted. The RASCAL program is slick, and nicely accessed the servers to upload the data. - Alan WA4SCA Both the CUTE1.7 (437.275) and the SEEDS (437.485) CW signals were monitored in Brno JN85HF. - Mirek OK2AQK Using the latest kepler sets, automatic doppler correction, TS2000X, 2x8 elements beam with no pre-amp picked up the CUTE-1.7 signal beautifully all the way from AOS to LOS ... less than one degree elevation from a 100mW transmitter in space. Fantastic satellite! - Henk, PA3GUO I copied SEEDS this evening at 44 degrees el. in Honolulu. 73 to all and congratulations to the Nihon University Cubesat Team! - Robert NH7WN I have updated my web site to include SEEDS SSTV. See http://www.turlington.supanet.com - Robert G8ATE Heard SEEDS digi-talker and SSTV on 2008-05-03. - Edward BX1AD I have just copied Cute-1.7 over here in the UK (Wales - IO81EM) using a Kenwood THD-7 and just its helical antenna. - Ken GW1FKY The members of AMSAT-India and the Indian Ham fraternity congratulate ISRO for the successful 10 pack satellite launch via the PSLV C9 his morning. We would also congratulate the DELFI team, CUTE team and the SEEDS team for their amateur radio satellites which are now placed in orbit. VU2POP Secy AMSAT-India [ANS thanks all of the Cubesat Teams for the above information] /EX SB SAT @ AMSAT $ANS-124.02 AO-16 Down and Recovered AMSAT News Service Bulletin 124.02 >From AMSAT HQ SILVER SPRING, MD. May 4, 2008 To All RADIO AMATEURS BID: $ANS-124.02 The AO-16 Command Team investigated reports this week that the satellite had gone silent. The team is aware of the anomaly and there is no cause for alarm. Control Operator, Mark, N8MH said, "Over the last month AO-16 has gone from full illumination (0 minutes of eclipse) to over 250 minutes of eclipse. Since the bird has no fancy housekeeping code running, a reasonable explan- ation is that the battery voltage dropped low enough to put the bird into a protected (and silent) mode." Mark was able to command AO-16 ON during a pass over the USA. The satellite resumed operating in its 1200 BPSK digital MBL telemetry mode on the 437.026 MHz transmitter. After further testing, Mark reported, "A quick look at the telemetry suggests that AO-16 is doing fine. The current transmitter output power is about 1.5 Watts. AO-16 is again configured for voice mode and is open for normal operation." AO-16 has occasionally turned off on subsequent long eclipse periods. Mark explained, "At about 2043 utc on 2 May 2008 I commanded AO-16 back ON again. Apparently the increasing eclipse periods require another reduction in the transmitter output power. AO-16 is now back and operational in voice repeater mode, with a slightly reduced output. It is reporting around 1.2 watts output, so it was still quite loud." The increasing eclipse periods are too long to sustain operations at the previous transmitter output setting. The sustainable power budget is being managed empirically by Mark, with "best guess" settings using the satellite's telemetry for feedback on its performance. When AO-16 is silent the batteries continue to charge with minimal current being drawn to sustain the vital functions of the satellite (CPU). Thus, it is in a safe resting state at the moment, and the batteries continue to charge when in sunlight. Thanks to a brilliance in design, construction, and coding, the bird is hardy and excellent at self-preservation. AO-16 Uplink: 145.920 MHz FM AO-16 Downlink: 437.0260 MHz DSB (LSB and USB). After recovery of AO-16 on May 3, the current plans are to leave the satellite in the digital MBL mode for a few days so as to collect telemetry for review. You can hear the satellite "humming" in its 1200 BPSK mode. Interested listeners of AO-16 can help by copying any telemetry captured via the Warbler sound card demodulator. This software is from the same folks that brought you the RASCAL software for Delfi-C3. A file called "warbler.kss" is produced when packets are decoded. These "warbler.kss" files can be sent to N8MH for analysis. Please include your QTH (gridsquare) and the time the telemetry was captured. Telemetry from AO-16 in the MBL mode is random and infrequent. It's possible to hear no telemetry during an entire pass. Please do not transmit to AO-16 until further notice. Users of AO-16 are encouraged to report any aberrant operations by either posting to the AMSAT-BB or by emailing the command team at n8mh AT amsat.org "Aberrant operations" might include the following: complete loss of signal from the spacecraft or significant change in the transmitter frequency. [ANS thanks Mark, N8MH for the above information] /EX SB SAT @ AMSAT $ANS-124.03 AMSAT Awards AMSAT News Service Bulletin 124.03 >From AMSAT HQ SILVER SPRING, MD. May 4, 2008 To All RADIO AMATEURS BID: $ANS-124.03 Bruce, KK5DO, AMSAT Director Contests and Awards wrote this week, "We would like to welcome the following to the satellite community. They have made their first satellite contact and are now members of the AMSAT Satellite Communicators Club:" University of Florida, Gator Amateur Radio Club, W4DFU The following have earned the AMSAT Sattelite Communications Achievement Award: Clyde de Rossett, KI4CKT #462 University of Florida, Gator Amateur Radio Club, W4DFU #463 The following have earned the AMSAT South Africa Satellite Communications Achievement Award Dimitrios Pallis, SW1JGW #US120 University of Florida, Gator Amateur Radio Club, W4DFU #US121 To see all the awards visit http://www.amsat.org. [ANS thanks Bruce, KK5DO for the above information] /EX SB SAT @ AMSAT $ANS-124.04 Satellite Shorts From All Over AMSAT News Service Bulletin 124.04 >From AMSAT HQ SILVER SPRING, MD. May 4, 2008 To All RADIO AMATEURS BID: $ANS-124.04 + Martha at AMSAT HQ reminds you that you MUST pay for your banquet ticket before May 12th. Giving her your name only will not hold a ticket. You need to call the AMSAT office at 301-589-6062. + Allen, N5AFV operated two passes of AO-51 and one pass of SO-50 from the Alamo in San Antonio, Texas on Tuesday and Wednesday (April 22 & 23). Allen says he has a special QSL card made up for the operation. QSL via home address. + EW/G0SFJ successfully contacted G7HIA on 20th April via AO-51, but under difficult conditions when operating from Minsk. Any SWL cards or reports gratefully received by email or QTHR, and will be acknowledged! + The AO-27 Satellite Scheduler program which has been available from http://www.cs.rit.edu/~cjh9783/programs/satsched.php is now also available from http://home.earthlink.net/~ka3hsw/ao27/ as well. + The W3HZU Beacons located on Grid FM19qv on 2.4GHZ and 1.2GHZ have been temporarily taken off the air in preparation to add a third beacon on 5.76GHZ. A message on the amsat-bb will advise when the beacons are back on the air. (via Charlie, K3VDB) + The Houston AMSAT Net Podcast has now been picked up by iTunes. You can do a search on iTunes for "Houston AMSAT Net", "KK5DO", or "Bruce Paige" and will be offered the opportunity to subscribe to the Podcast. + Google Earth now offers tools to Visualize the Ionosphere in 4D. See: http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2008/30apr_4dionosphere.htm?list958901 http://terra1.spacenvironment.net/%7eionops/es4dintro.html You will be able to use Google Earth © applications such as: o Radio Availability o Total Electron Content o Maximum Useable Frequency o foF2 o Past 24 hours TEC movie o Past 24 hours MUF movie + This past weekend, K3IO, W2GPS, WA4SXM attended the premier of AMSAT.ORG in Grand-Am Racing at the Virginia International Raceway. Jim Jaeger (K8RQ) arranged for the AMSAT logo to appear prominently on the yellow Doran Racing Kodak #77 Dallara/Ford car driven by Brad Jaeger (Jim's son) and Memo Gidley. The Doran Racing web site has a gallery of photos featuring their #77 Kodak & #47 BSi cars available for viewing at http://www.doranracing.com/08_vir/photo.htm. Look for the AMSAT.ORG logo on the yellow car! + Satellite DX opportunity ... Hans, VA7HAS plans to attempt operating via AO-51 from Pond Inlet, Baffin Island, FQ12AQ, between May 12-16. The radio will be an TH-F6A with a whip antenna. [ANS thanks everyone for the above information] /EX SB SAT @ AMSAT $ANS-124.05 NA1SS Contacts The National Air and Space Museum AMSAT News Service Bulletin 124.05 >From AMSAT HQ SILVER SPRING, MD. May 4, 2008 To All RADIO AMATEURS BID: $ANS-124.05 An International Space Station Expedition 17 ARISS school contact was held with participants at the National Air and Space Museum (NASM), Washington, DC, USA on 03 May. NN1SS in Maryland performed earth station duties and provided the telebridge between NA1SS and the National Air and Space Museum. The contact was audible over most of the Eastern USA on the 145.80 MHz downlink. This ARISS contact is part of the space day events celebrating NASA's 50th anniversary. This event is made possible by the generous support of Lockheed Martin. The ARISS/AMSAT exhibit wass in the new "America by Air" gallery, Gallery 102 on the first floor, just past the Museum Store before you reach the Flight Simulators. The display featured ARISS and AMSAT hardware. Mr. Kemp and students from his Systems Engineering Class at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology explained their progress on their Cubesat project. [ANS thanks Kenneth, N5VHO and Perry, W3PK for the above information] /EX SB SAT @ AMSAT $ANS-124.06 ARISS Status Report For The Week of April 28, 2008 AMSAT News Service Bulletin 124.06 >From AMSAT HQ SILVER SPRING, MD. May 4, 2008 To All RADIO AMATEURS BID: $ANS-124.06 1. Upcoming School Contacts An ARISS contact has been scheduled for Armada Area Schools in Armada, Michigan on Friday, May 9 at 13:38 UTC. Students will research space exploration, the effects of space on the human body, and technology used for space travel. Middle school students will write essays and high school students will create Power Point pre- sentations. The Detroit News, Detroit Free Press, Armada Times and Macomb Daily newspapers will provide newspaper coverage. The local cable channel will tape and place the contact on the local channels and Channels 2, 4, 7 will also be contacted to provide local Metro- politan Detroit News coverage. 2. Arnold Palmer Hospital Contact Successful On Monday, April 21, patients at the Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando, Florida participated in an ARISS contact with Garrett Reisman, KE5HAE, via the telebridge station W6SRJ in Cali- fornia. Reisman answered the 20 questions which had been planned for him and continued answering another three posed by the seven children. Approximately 30 people were in attendance. Orlando tele- vision stations Central Florida News 13 and WESH Channel 2 both reported on the event. 3. ARISS - Russian School Contact The Peter Klimuk School ARISS contact planned for Wednesday, April 23 was unsuccessful due to technical difficulties. The ARISS team is looking into the problem. 4. ESA Astronaut Visits ARISS Schools ESA astronaut Paolo Nespoli, IZØJPA, gave two presentations to Italian schools which had participated in ARISS contacts in October 2007. On Wednesday, April 23, Nespoli spoke to 565 students from Galileo Galilei High School of Civitavecchia, Guglielmo Marconi High School of Civitavecchia and Giosuè Carducci Secondary School in Santa Marinella. On April 24, he spoke with 400 students from Aula Magna of the Faculty of Engineering of the University of L'Aquila. ARISS member Francesco De Paolis, IKØWGF, gave a talk on the ARISS program and Nespoli gave a presentation on the Esperia mission which also highlighted the ARISS contacts. Television stations and news- papers covered the events and photographs have been posted to the ARISS-Europe Web site. See: http://www.ariss-eu.org/2008_04_27.htm 5. Astronaut Training Status An ARISS training session is planned for astronaut Bob Thirsk, VA3CSA, with Cedarview Middle School in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. The training session, which is a terrestrial-based amateur radio contact using ARISS-equivalent equipment, is planned for Thursday, May 1 at approximately 19:30 UTC. Expedition 19 back-up crew member Chris Hadfield, KC5RNJ/VA3OOG, will attend an ARISS operations training session on Friday, May 2. [ANS thanks Carol, KB3LKI for the above information] /EX In addition to regular membership, AMSAT offers membership in the President's Club. Members of the President's Club, as sustaining donors to AMSAT Project Funds, will be eligible to receive additional benefits. Application forms are available from the AMSAT Office. 73, This week's ANS Editor, JoAnne Maenpaa, K9JKM K9JKM at amsat dot org

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SEEDS reception
by Luc Leblanc 04 May '08

04 May '08

SEEDS was still in CW this morning pass 1426Z no SSTV was active jq1ygu seeds g400444d80d3affe0dcb1f0ef279eeheeem0caa38980a7{----..}ttaer11000000010001000115ac173734 jq1ygu seeds g4nieettttt4510fd3affe0a0f050272b87cb10ba2596cetneeeeeeeeet9c110000000100018tattm0115ad173734 jq1ygu seeds g4øi04454eteeetesffe07b9db92etttø901b2attn9a1095ca59a8b1 "-" Luc Leblanc VE2DWE Skype VE2DWE www.qsl.net/ve2dwe WAC BASIC CW PHONE SATELLITE

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Delfi C3 May 3 / 21:15utc report PA3GUO
by Henk, PA3GUO 03 May '08

03 May '08

Some observations: 1) beginning of the pass reception & decoding fine 2) later sync still green, but no packets got decoded re-tuning later in the pass started packet decoding again 3) when signal drops in LHCP, it's strong in RHCP and the other way around (WJ mentioned this before) 4) still not sure which object gives good keps, for the other sats dopler tuning etc is fine, but for delfi not yet and also AOS/LOS not accurate. this is what I sued this pass: DELFI-C3 1 32790U 08021H 08124.13293310 .00000730 00000-0 10000-3 0 185 2 32790 97.9956 184.1570 0013025 283.2346 76.7419 14.81479552 711 Henk, PA3GUO

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AO-16 in digital MBL mode
by Mark L. Hammond 03 May '08

03 May '08

Hello All, Around 2010utc on 3 May 2008 I commanded the AO-16 TX A back ON (437.026 MHz). The current power level is conservative, at around 700 millwatts as reported by the telemetry. (It's a bit harder to hear than when it was transmitting at 1.8 Watts!) Current plans are to leave the satellite in the digital MBL mode for a few days so as to collect telemetry for review. You can hear the satellite "humming" in its 1200 BPSK mode. Interested listeners of AO-16 can help by copying any telemetry captured via the Warbler sound card demodulator available at http://home.casema.nl/b.ubbels/Warbler.htm. This software is from the same folks that brought you the RASCAL software for Delfi-C3. A file called "warbler.kss" is produced when packets are decoded. These "warbler.kss" files can be sent to n8mh AT amsat DOT org for analysis. Please include your QTH (gridsquare) and the time the telemetry was captured. Telemetry from AO-16 in the MBL mode is random and infrequent. It's possible to hear no telemetry during an entire pass. Please do not transmit to AO-16 until further notice. On behalf of the command team, Mark L. Hammond [N8MH]

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SEEDS, Cute-1.7+APDII & Compass-1 over West Malaysia
by Sion Chow Q. C. (9W2QC) 03 May '08

03 May '08

Dear All, Here is a pass recording of SEEDS for half the time and the other half consists of Cute-1.7+APDII and Compass-1. Time: 2227 Local or 1427 UTC Max Elevation: 67 degrees Tracking: Object J http://www.9w2qc.net/amsatbb/3sat03may2227.mp3 73, Sion Chow Q. C., 9W2QC.

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AO-16 again silent, 1200utc 3 May 2008
by Mark L. Hammond 03 May '08

03 May '08

Hello all, Mike Rupprecht DK3WN has reported no signal from AO-16 as of 1200UTC on 3 May 2008. Again, a reasonable explanation for AO-16 to cease transmitting is that the increasing eclipse periods are too long to sustain operations at the previous transmitter output setting. As you are witnessing, the sustainable power budget is being determined empirically by me, with "best guess" settings. We are in uncharted territory here, folks! When AO-16 is silent, as it is right now, the batteries continue to charge with minimal current being drawn to sustain the vital functions of the satellite (CPU). Thus, it is in a safe resting state at the moment, and the batteries continue to charge when in sunlight. Thanks to a brilliance in design, construction, and coding, the bird is hardy and excellent at self-preservation. Rest assured that I will investigate and get some telemetry from AO-16 as soon as my schedule, and the satellite's visibility at my QTH, cooperate. Perhaps that will be as soon as this afternoon; but it may be tomorrow. In the meantime, please do not transmit to AO-16 until further notice. Attempts to uplink to the satellite in voice mode compete and complicate my ability to command the bird. Your cooperation will be appreciated. I'll provide updates via this list when more information becomes available. 73 on behalf of the command team, Mark L. Hammond [N8MH]

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new TLE From Celestrack
by Raul Romero CA3SOC 03 May '08

03 May '08

SOYUZ-TMA 12 1 32756U 08015A 08122.51440601 .00017777 00000-0 11612-3 0 322 2 32756 51.6422 256.9206 0007243 155.8724 293.2497 15.75917096541166 ICO G1 1 32763U 08016A 08120.94217911 -.00000177 00000-0 00000+0 0 177 2 32763 5.9898 327.1810 0003518 68.3728 69.0263 1.00269960 194 ATLAS 5 CENTAUR R/B 1 32764U 08016B 08123.46643699 .00117849 15033-6 60188-3 0 207 2 32764 22.4425 322.9132 7299773 190.2440 136.3221 2.31460640 407 C/NOFS 1 32765U 08017A 08123.20153652 .00002841 00000-0 99560-4 0 233 2 32765 13.0010 108.0441 0319126 279.0334 77.3966 14.80146666 2303 PEGASUS R/B 1 32766U 08017B 08123.11257391 .00002456 00000-0 77295-4 0 164 2 32766 13.0042 108.2356 0310952 278.1013 78.4219 14.82210557 2292 VINASAT-1 1 32767U 08018A 08123.57686130 -.00000324 00000-0 00000+0 0 150 2 32767 0.0374 67.5911 0000648 317.5335 174.4464 1.00271178 237 STAR ONE C2 1 32768U 08018B 08122.41113975 -.00000263 00000-0 10000-3 0 163 2 32768 0.0686 135.5540 0000234 203.5008 320.6077 1.00276667 255 ARIANE 5 R/B 1 32769U 08018C 08122.40501118 .00000732 00000-0 40401-3 0 116 2 32769 1.8994 11.0110 7270061 178.9958 183.3217 2.28761655 247 ARIANE 5 DEB [SYLDA] 1 32770U 08018D 08120.64743202 .00009159 00000-0 41152-2 0 120 2 32770 2.0380 2.6349 7271395 186.6807 151.0025 2.28200400 145 TIANLIAN I (CTDRS-1) 1 32779U 08019A 08123.98254707 -.00000097 00000-0 10000-3 0 152 2 32779 0.5051 271.6302 0004681 324.0751 56.2409 1.00265185 96 CZ-3C R/B 1 32780U 08019B 08116.40184341 .00000573 00000-0 10000-3 0 12 2 32780 18.0632 86.8926 7596016 179.6729 178.0361 1.91353796 06 GIOVE-B 1 32781U 08020A 08123.29027604 .00000024 00000-0 10000-3 0 110 2 32781 55.9833 203.2517 0023630 217.8056 142.0907 1.70887282 94 FREGAT R/B 1 32782U 08020B 08122.18814646 .00000020 00000-0 10000-3 0 80 2 32782 55.9406 203.2307 0028727 149.4604 210.7707 1.67953019 87 CARTOSAT-2A 1 32783U 08021A 08123.87799898 .00000544 00000-0 79575-4 0 242 2 32783 98.0024 183.8970 0014516 288.9733 136.9743 14.79603869 692 CANX-6 (NTS) 1 32784U 08021B 08123.72934985 .00000120 00000-0 22444-4 0 259 2 32784 97.9987 183.7517 0014559 278.4838 81.4623 14.80929480 673 CUTE-1.7+APD II 1 32785U 08021C 08123.72806758 .00000667 00000-0 92195-4 0 274 2 32785 97.9969 183.7529 0013912 284.5054 75.4657 14.81350994 676 IMS-1 1 32786U 08021D 08123.72951838 .00001479 00000-0 19987-3 0 263 2 32786 97.9989 183.7504 0012900 286.9161 73.0607 14.80510319 670 CANX-2 1 32787U 08021E 08123.72791878 -.00000027 00000-0 34154-5 0 219 2 32787 97.9929 183.7453 0014376 285.9012 74.0452 14.81394871 674 AAUSAT-II 1 32788U 08021F 08123.72759919 -.00000130 00000-0 -96728-5 0 222 2 32788 97.9926 183.7438 0014008 287.3889 72.5787 14.81500290 673 SEEDS II 1 32789U 08021G 08123.79556781 .00000728 00000-0 10000-3 0 253 2 32789 97.9949 183.8167 0014200 284.1647 75.7978 14.81365860 680 DELFI-C3 1 32790U 08021H 08123.79523053 .00000730 00000-0 10000-3 0 175 2 32790 97.9935 183.8200 0013281 283.7815 76.2326 14.81482602 660 COMPASS-1 1 32791U 08021J 08123.79589656 -.00000427 00000-0 -47796-4 0 153 2 32791 97.9948 183.8163 0014660 282.9706 76.9875 14.81255006 656 RUBIN-8 & PSLV R/B 1 32792U 08021K 08123.74346839 .00010983 00000-0 15738-2 0 136 2 32792 97.9238 183.5600 0030385 216.1985 143.7127 14.76402663 461 AMOS 3 1 32794U 08022A 08123.80803517 .00000135 00000-0 10000-3 0 76 2 32794 0.7176 118.7664 0387982 206.4699 223.0827 0.99987640 77from blue only copy for my any info for other ??? 73 Raul CA3SOC --------------------------------------------------------------------- "Are you still wasting your time with spam?... There is a solution!" Protected by GIANT Company's Spam Inspector The most powerful anti-spam software available. http://mail.spaminspector.com

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by Fred VE3FAL 03 May '08

03 May '08

Ok, heard the pass when directly overhead (EN58hh) at 03:24Z (May 3 2008).Running RASCAL, FT857, dual band vertical, but very low audio with signalink and soundcard using this program, for all other soundcard programs I have to turn input volumes down. Any help would be appreciated.. Fred VE3FAL EN58hh a.k.a Thunder bay, Ontario

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