Can anyone confirm if these are the proper TLEs for LituanicaSAT-1?
>From Celestrak, it's object 39569U, other sources seem to give a
different object number.
LITUANICASAT-1
1 39569U 98067EN 14120.05707906 .00127956 00000-0 12069-2 0 1884
2 39569 51.6459 334.7226 0006240 190.0958 300.7756 15.66112809 9450
73,
Paul, N8HM
Elon tweeted this and I wanted to share, one step closer to reusable
rockets and reduced launch costs! This view is from a camera near the top
of Falcon 9 looking down the rocket.
https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/461055064438628353
Good morning,
According to the latest update from the LituanicaSAT-1 team posted on the
AMSAT-UK website this morning (
http://amsat-uk.org/2014/04/30/lituanicasat-1-fm-transponder-active-may-1/),
the LituanicaSAT-1 FM transponder will be active from 0930Z-1400Z tomorrow.
That window includes three passes over North America at around 0940Z,
1115Z, and 1245Z (if I've got the TLEs right - Object 39569, I believe)
The uplink is 145.950 MHz, PL 67.0 Hz and downlink is 435.180 MHz.
73,
Paul Stoetzer, N8HM
Washington, DC
Just worked IK8YSS on AO-07.
Haven't worked this satellite for a while and whilst I know the bird is very
old, the audio on this pass was very distorted.
Is this common?
Peter
G8KEK
Here is something for those who enjoy the roar of a rocket engine in
the evening ...
http://arianespace.tv/ says they will webcast the Arianespace Flight
Vega VV03 -KasEOSat-1 Launch set for Tuesday, April 29 2014 from
Kourou.
Lift-off of the Vega launcher is now set for Tuesday, April 29 2014,
at exactly:
10:35:15 pm local time on Tuesday, April 29, 2014
09:35:15 pm in Washington, D.C.
01:35:15 am UTC on Wednesday, April 30, 2014
No amateur satellite payload ... just the thrill of the countdown
which brings us to the smoke and flames and kick in the seat ...
--
73 de JoAnne K9JKM
k9jkm(a)amsat.org
Editor, AMSAT Journal
Hi,
Does anyone have a confirmed uptodate+working TLE for the Aeneas
satellite?
http://www.isi.edu/projects/serc/aeneas_news
I had an exact one, but it quickly deteriorated lately for some
reason, being off by 10-15 minutes. Aeneas is a cool sat with a
strong AX.25 beacon which can be cleanly detected by even rudimentary
setups.
--
G
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Great pass of AO-7 in Mode B just ended. The footprint covered the entire
contiental United States, South and Central America at the beginning of the
pass, then through all of Canada and into Alaska by the end of the pass. I
heard KJ4MCZ calling at the beginning of the pass and a W3 station calling
in CW, and I worked AC0RA and WN9Q. Where was everyone else?
The bird sounded great with good strong signals. On the first afternoon
pass, I worked GS3PYE/P on their expedition to the Isle of Lewis in
Scotland (IO68) and heard EB8AYA. On the second afternoon pass, I worked
KB3EJZ. Again, very good signals, but few stations heard.
All the QSOs were made with 2 FT-817s running 5 watts and an Elk antenna.
AO-7's transponder is still working great even after 39 years and 5 months
in space. It also gives us the largest footprints and longest passes of any
of our satellites currently in orbit. Let's use it!
73,
Paul, N8HM
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This morning's post included my Project Juno QSL card from JPL - many thanks to them! A great project.
73 de andy g0sfj
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Mine arrived too this morning, posted on the 23 April.
First Class International Mail @ Only $1.15
David Barber
G8OQW
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