It is Lighsail-2. The problem is that the satellite transmits (or it looks like that) O "---" instead of W ".--" in their CW, so you get OM9XPA instead of WM9XPA.
73, fredy
On 6/22/21 4:56 PM, Graham c wrote:
I was tuning around on 70cm this morning looking for satellites and found a signal on 437.025MHz sending callsign OM9XPA plus a short burst of digital signal. Time was around 2021-06-1230utc.
I thought it might be GRBAlpha but that one was not in range at the time.
Can't put my finger on which one it might be.
Ideas?
cheers, Graham ve3gtc FN25ig ( Eastern Ontario )
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