25 Sep
2015
25 Sep
'15
8:27 p.m.
Yes, this one ! And very strong signal for all of them.
As the Xiwang-1 XW-1 received the callsign BJ1SA six years ago and is still speaking, the next one could not use this callsign, so BJ1SB stand for XW-2A, BJ1SC for XW-2B, etc..., and BJ1SG for XW-2F.
Good evening Jan, thank you for the confirmation,
73+++ !
Jean-Pierre F5YG
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On 25/09/2015 18:51, PE0SAT | Amateur Radio wrote:
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> Decoded XW-2B with the following information and looks a good match
>
> XW-2B Norad-ID 40911 - 145.725 CW
>
> BJ1SC DFH XW2 XW2 AAA RTT RUT RVT RUI RTR R6I RNV RUI TTT RKM TV6 UTR
> TTT TTT VVT TTT TTI TTT TTT VUK VTT BAMSAT CAMSAT
> BJ1SC DFH XW2 XW2 AAA RTT RUT RVT RUI RTR R6I RNV RUI TTT RKM TV6 UTR
> TTT TTT CDT TTT TTI TTT TTT 4UK VTT CAMSAT CAMSAT
> BJ1SC DFH XW2 XW2 AAA RTT RUT RVE RUI RT6 R6I RNV RU4 TTT RKM TV6 UTR
> TTT TTT I4T T T TTI TTT TTT IUK VTT CAMSAT CAMSAT
> BJ1SC DFH XW2 XW2 AAA RTT RUT RV4 RUI TNV R6I RNV RUI TTT RKN TVK UTR
> TTT TTT EDT TTT TTI TTT TTT 6UK VTT CAMSAT CAMSAT
>
> Jan PE0SAT
>
>
> On 25-09-2015 19:44, Jean-Pierre Godet wrote:
>> Hi Loon, all,
>>
>> On 03/12/2013 15:19, W3MAT wrote:
>>
>>> ...
>>> XW-2A 40903
>>> XW-2B ?
>>> XW-2C 40906
>>> XW-2D 40907
>>> XW-2E 40909
>>> XW-2F 40905
>>>
>>> Lilacsat-2 40908
>>>
>>> Anyone correct me if I have them incorrect. What is B?
>>> ...
>>
>> Looks quite good, and for XW-2B this is a good question as
>> Celestrak gives the tle for all the family except this one.
>> But... from Doppler shift measurements here, again with this last
>> pass over Europe, I guess it is 40911.
>>
>> No ?
>>
>> Best 73 !
>>
>> Jean-Pierre F5YG
>>
>
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On 25/09/2015 18:51, PE0SAT | Amateur Radio wrote:
>
> Decoded XW-2B with the following information and looks a good match
>
> XW-2B Norad-ID 40911 - 145.725 CW
>
> BJ1SC DFH XW2 XW2 AAA RTT RUT RVT RUI RTR R6I RNV RUI TTT RKM TV6 UTR
> TTT TTT VVT TTT TTI TTT TTT VUK VTT BAMSAT CAMSAT
> BJ1SC DFH XW2 XW2 AAA RTT RUT RVT RUI RTR R6I RNV RUI TTT RKM TV6 UTR
> TTT TTT CDT TTT TTI TTT TTT 4UK VTT CAMSAT CAMSAT
> BJ1SC DFH XW2 XW2 AAA RTT RUT RVE RUI RT6 R6I RNV RU4 TTT RKM TV6 UTR
> TTT TTT I4T T T TTI TTT TTT IUK VTT CAMSAT CAMSAT
> BJ1SC DFH XW2 XW2 AAA RTT RUT RV4 RUI TNV R6I RNV RUI TTT RKN TVK UTR
> TTT TTT EDT TTT TTI TTT TTT 6UK VTT CAMSAT CAMSAT
>
> Jan PE0SAT
>
>
> On 25-09-2015 19:44, Jean-Pierre Godet wrote:
>> Hi Loon, all,
>>
>> On 03/12/2013 15:19, W3MAT wrote:
>>
>>> ...
>>> XW-2A 40903
>>> XW-2B ?
>>> XW-2C 40906
>>> XW-2D 40907
>>> XW-2E 40909
>>> XW-2F 40905
>>>
>>> Lilacsat-2 40908
>>>
>>> Anyone correct me if I have them incorrect. What is B?
>>> ...
>>
>> Looks quite good, and for XW-2B this is a good question as
>> Celestrak gives the tle for all the family except this one.
>> But... from Doppler shift measurements here, again with this last
>> pass over Europe, I guess it is 40911.
>>
>> No ? ;-)
>>
>> Best 73 !
>>
>> Jean-Pierre F5YG
>>
>
>