Jan,

I wish it were possible but as far as the Doppler.sqf file is concerned the only useful piece of information in the tle files is the satellite name. The rest is just identification numbers and a mathematical description of the orbit. It could be a school bus or a cubesat, all you can tell from the Tle data is where it is and where it is going. What is needed is a machine readable list of satellite names and the frequency/mode data. I was actually working on it using the almost perfect satellite information page on the old AMSAT-NA website. Unfortunately the information was scattered over a large number of nice looking pages on the new site.

tnx & 73,

W9KE Tom Doyle

On Wed, May 28, 2014 at 10:47 AM, PE0SAT | Amateur Radio pe0sat@vgnet.nlwrote:

Hi Tom,

Compliments a very nice development - Would it be possible to also open TLE object file(s) and add entries to doppler.sqf based on the object files?

73 Jan PE0SAT

On 28-05-2014 16:44, Thomas Doyle wrote:

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Hi,

I wrote this little program to try and help out with the great Doppler.sqf files posted on the AMSAT-UK web site.

http://amsat-uk.org/satellites/doppler-sqf-2/

In the remote possibility that it could be of interest or use to someone else here is the link.

http://www.tomdoyle.org/DopplerSqfEditor

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