EGYPTSAT 1 31117 SAUDISAT 3 31118 SAUDICOMSAT 7 31119 SL-24 DEB 31120 SAUDICOMSAT 6 31121 OBJECT F 31122 SL-24 R/B 31123 SAUDICOMSAT 5 31124 SAUDICOMSAT 3 31125 OBJECT J 31126 OBJECT K 31127 OBJECT L 31128 OBJECT M 31129 OBJECT N 31130
OBJECT J = CAPE-1 ? 1 31126U 07012K 07109.87495130 .00000393 00000-0 10000-3 0 87 2 31126 098.0837 185.0256 0094278 205.2982 154.3455 14.53328747 387
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We're still not sure which object CAPE-1 is since we haven't heard it recently. We think 31122 (OBJECT F) is P-POD A with CP4, Aerocube and Boeing's cube. Tethers Unlimited's MAST was detected using tracking information for 31126 (OBJECT J). OBJECTS L, M and N are believed to be the P-POD B group CAPE1, Libertad1 and CP3, but no good contact has been made tracking these. A station in Denmark reported hearing something from the L/M/N cluster but nothing decipherable. If anyone on here has time and a station set up for tracking, any help finding the cubes is greatly appreciated.
The latest we were tracking was an older version of this TLE.
1 31129U 07012N 07110.22204978 .00000384 00000-0 10000-3 0 102 2 31129 098.0841 185.3550 0102972 204.2636 155.3680 14.51906202 399
Jonathan Wagner, KE5FSG
On Fri, April 20, 2007 5:34 am, Mineo Wakita wrote:
EGYPTSAT 1 31117 SAUDISAT 3 31118 SAUDICOMSAT 7 31119 SL-24 DEB 31120 SAUDICOMSAT 6 31121 OBJECT F 31122 SL-24 R/B 31123 SAUDICOMSAT 5 31124 SAUDICOMSAT 3 31125 OBJECT J 31126 OBJECT K 31127 OBJECT L 31128 OBJECT M 31129 OBJECT N 31130
OBJECT J = CAPE-1 ? 1 31126U 07012K 07109.87495130 .00000393 00000-0 10000-3 0 87 2 31126 098.0837 185.0256 0094278 205.2982 154.3455 14.53328747 387
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Hi Jonathan...
It almost sounds like you are using tracking software to control your antennas. If so, at this point it might be better to disable automatic tracking and "hand point" your system to determine which object closest meets your needs.
Just a thought...
Roger WA1KAT ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jonathan Wagner" [email protected] To: "Mineo Wakita" [email protected] Cc: [email protected] Sent: Friday, April 20, 2007 7:53 AM Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: New Satellites
We're still not sure which object CAPE-1 is since we haven't heard it recently. We think 31122 (OBJECT F) is P-POD A with CP4, Aerocube and Boeing's cube. Tethers Unlimited's MAST was detected using tracking information for 31126 (OBJECT J). OBJECTS L, M and N are believed to be the P-POD B group CAPE1, Libertad1 and CP3, but no good contact has been made tracking these. A station in Denmark reported hearing something from the L/M/N cluster but nothing decipherable. If anyone on here has time and a station set up for tracking, any help finding the cubes is greatly appreciated.
The latest we were tracking was an older version of this TLE.
1 31129U 07012N 07110.22204978 .00000384 00000-0 10000-3 0 102 2 31129 098.0841 185.3550 0102972 204.2636 155.3680 14.51906202 399
Jonathan Wagner, KE5FSG
On Fri, April 20, 2007 5:34 am, Mineo Wakita wrote:
EGYPTSAT 1 31117 SAUDISAT 3 31118 SAUDICOMSAT 7 31119 SL-24 DEB 31120 SAUDICOMSAT 6 31121 OBJECT F 31122 SL-24 R/B 31123 SAUDICOMSAT 5 31124 SAUDICOMSAT 3 31125 OBJECT J 31126 OBJECT K 31127 OBJECT L 31128 OBJECT M 31129 OBJECT N 31130
OBJECT J = CAPE-1 ? 1 31126U 07012K 07109.87495130 .00000393 00000-0 10000-3 0 87 2 31126 098.0837 185.0256 0094278 205.2982 154.3455 14.53328747 387
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Roger,
We are actually doing a little bit of both using prediction software to guess where the sat is coming over and then manually adjust antennas during the pass. This worked well for the first couple days, but now that the objects are separating, we don't know which object to point at.
Jonathan Wagner
Roger Kolakowski wrote:
Hi Jonathan...
It almost sounds like you are using tracking software to control your antennas. If so, at this point it might be better to disable automatic tracking and "hand point" your system to determine which object closest meets your needs.
Just a thought...
Roger WA1KAT ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jonathan Wagner" [email protected] To: "Mineo Wakita" [email protected] Cc: [email protected] Sent: Friday, April 20, 2007 7:53 AM Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: New Satellites
We're still not sure which object CAPE-1 is since we haven't heard it recently. We think 31122 (OBJECT F) is P-POD A with CP4, Aerocube and Boeing's cube. Tethers Unlimited's MAST was detected using tracking information for 31126 (OBJECT J). OBJECTS L, M and N are believed to be the P-POD B group CAPE1, Libertad1 and CP3, but no good contact has been made tracking these. A station in Denmark reported hearing something from the L/M/N cluster but nothing decipherable. If anyone on here has time and a station set up for tracking, any help finding the cubes is greatly appreciated.
The latest we were tracking was an older version of this TLE.
1 31129U 07012N 07110.22204978 .00000384 00000-0 10000-3 0 102 2 31129 098.0841 185.3550 0102972 204.2636 155.3680 14.51906202 399
Jonathan Wagner, KE5FSG
On Fri, April 20, 2007 5:34 am, Mineo Wakita wrote:
EGYPTSAT 1 31117 SAUDISAT 3 31118 SAUDICOMSAT 7 31119 SL-24 DEB 31120 SAUDICOMSAT 6 31121 OBJECT F 31122 SL-24 R/B 31123 SAUDICOMSAT 5 31124 SAUDICOMSAT 3 31125 OBJECT J 31126 OBJECT K 31127 OBJECT L 31128 OBJECT M 31129 OBJECT N 31130
OBJECT J = CAPE-1 ? 1 31126U 07012K 07109.87495130 .00000393 00000-0 10000-3 0 87 2 31126 098.0837 185.0256 0094278 205.2982 154.3455 14.53328747 387
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If I may offer a suggestion:
I believe everything came off the rocket in the same orbit plane or very nearly. They are now separating along that plane. Point your antennas just above the horizon a few minutes before you expect the first in the group to rise and leave it there till you hear your bird. If you have to transmit to it for it to respond, bang away at it just above the horizon till you get a response. Eventually, when the objects separate enough and there are sets of elements to match each object, you can use that horizon crossing time against those keps sets to pick out which set matches your bird.
Chasing around the sky with your antennas is generally not productive. And you need to do the AOS time measurement anyway in order to figure out which object you are.
Jim
Roger,
We are actually doing a little bit of both using prediction software to guess where the sat is coming over and then manually adjust antennas during the pass. This worked well for the first couple days, but now that the objects are separating, we don't know which object to point at.
Jonathan Wagner
Roger Kolakowski wrote:
Hi Jonathan...
It almost sounds like you are using tracking software to control your antennas. If so, at this point it might be better to disable automatic tracking and "hand point" your system to determine which object closest meets your needs.
Just a thought...
Roger WA1KAT ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jonathan Wagner" [email protected] To: "Mineo Wakita" [email protected] Cc: [email protected] Sent: Friday, April 20, 2007 7:53 AM Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: New Satellites
We're still not sure which object CAPE-1 is since we haven't heard it recently. We think 31122 (OBJECT F) is P-POD A with CP4, Aerocube and Boeing's cube. Tethers Unlimited's MAST was detected using tracking information for 31126 (OBJECT J). OBJECTS L, M and N are believed to be the P-POD B group CAPE1, Libertad1 and CP3, but no good contact has been made tracking these. A station in Denmark reported hearing something from the L/M/N cluster but nothing decipherable. If anyone on here has time and a station set up for tracking, any help finding the cubes is greatly appreciated.
The latest we were tracking was an older version of this TLE.
1 31129U 07012N 07110.22204978 .00000384 00000-0 10000-3 0 102 2 31129 098.0841 185.3550 0102972 204.2636 155.3680 14.51906202 399
Jonathan Wagner, KE5FSG
On Fri, April 20, 2007 5:34 am, Mineo Wakita wrote:
EGYPTSAT 1 31117 SAUDISAT 3 31118 SAUDICOMSAT 7 31119 SL-24 DEB 31120 SAUDICOMSAT 6 31121 OBJECT F 31122 SL-24 R/B 31123 SAUDICOMSAT 5 31124 SAUDICOMSAT 3 31125 OBJECT J 31126 OBJECT K 31127 OBJECT L 31128 OBJECT M 31129 OBJECT N 31130
OBJECT J = CAPE-1 ? 1 31126U 07012K 07109.87495130 .00000393 00000-0 10000-3 0 87 2 31126 098.0837 185.0256 0094278 205.2982 154.3455 14.53328747 387
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That's pretty much the plan now, the problem is the pass lasts nearly an hour from first object to last now and most of our team is either at the Cubesat workshop going on in California right now or they're at work (which is mainly why they're not at the workshop). I've been sneaking away from work to try to catch the late morning/lunch time passes and then staying up till 2:00 am catching the night pass. Now, I'm stuck at work and can only leave for an hour so have to miss the first pass completely and probably the first objects of the second pass. Hopefully this weekend will be better without work in the way.
Sorry if that seemed like a rant an 73, Jonathan Wagner, KE5FSG
[email protected] wrote:
If I may offer a suggestion:
I believe everything came off the rocket in the same orbit plane or very nearly. They are now separating along that plane. Point your antennas just above the horizon a few minutes before you expect the first in the group to rise and leave it there till you hear your bird. If you have to transmit to it for it to respond, bang away at it just above the horizon till you get a response. Eventually, when the objects separate enough and there are sets of elements to match each object, you can use that horizon crossing time against those keps sets to pick out which set matches your bird.
Chasing around the sky with your antennas is generally not productive. And you need to do the AOS time measurement anyway in order to figure out which object you are.
Jim
Roger,
We are actually doing a little bit of both using prediction software to guess where the sat is coming over and then manually adjust antennas during the pass. This worked well for the first couple days, but now that the objects are separating, we don't know which object to point at.
Jonathan Wagner
Roger Kolakowski wrote:
Hi Jonathan...
It almost sounds like you are using tracking software to control your antennas. If so, at this point it might be better to disable automatic tracking and "hand point" your system to determine which object closest meets your needs.
Just a thought...
Roger WA1KAT ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jonathan Wagner" [email protected] To: "Mineo Wakita" [email protected] Cc: [email protected] Sent: Friday, April 20, 2007 7:53 AM Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: New Satellites
We're still not sure which object CAPE-1 is since we haven't heard it recently. We think 31122 (OBJECT F) is P-POD A with CP4, Aerocube and Boeing's cube. Tethers Unlimited's MAST was detected using tracking information for 31126 (OBJECT J). OBJECTS L, M and N are believed to be the P-POD B group CAPE1, Libertad1 and CP3, but no good contact has been made tracking these. A station in Denmark reported hearing something from the L/M/N cluster but nothing decipherable. If anyone on here has time and a station set up for tracking, any help finding the cubes is greatly appreciated.
The latest we were tracking was an older version of this TLE.
1 31129U 07012N 07110.22204978 .00000384 00000-0 10000-3 0 102 2 31129 098.0841 185.3550 0102972 204.2636 155.3680 14.51906202 399
Jonathan Wagner, KE5FSG
On Fri, April 20, 2007 5:34 am, Mineo Wakita wrote:
EGYPTSAT 1 31117 SAUDISAT 3 31118 SAUDICOMSAT 7 31119 SL-24 DEB 31120 SAUDICOMSAT 6 31121 OBJECT F 31122 SL-24 R/B 31123 SAUDICOMSAT 5 31124 SAUDICOMSAT 3 31125 OBJECT J 31126 OBJECT K 31127 OBJECT L 31128 OBJECT M 31129 OBJECT N 31130
OBJECT J = CAPE-1 ? 1 31126U 07012K 07109.87495130 .00000393 00000-0 10000-3 0 87 2 31126 098.0837 185.0256 0094278 205.2982 154.3455 14.53328747 387
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You can put a program such as "Total Recorder" and split the audio from your receiver...sync your computer time with UTC and start the program...it will timestamp any receptions on the frequency and will even acknowledge "noise bursts" and time stamp them...
All this will be in a neat file that if you lock your antenna on the horizon rise point, you can compare with projected AOS and tie it to or in relation to an object.
Insure your antenna is properly oriented, are you using magnetic or polar north? Is 90 degrees 90 degrees? How sharp is your beamwidth? If you are using a long boom and many elements for optimum signal, remember that the optimum lobe is very small. If so maybe move to a shorter antenna? Check SWR/coax/preamp and all that.
I know it's pretty basic but when you are under the time constraints and stress that you have right now the obvious seems to take a back seat.
I believe, without checking the posts, that the reports were "3 minutes behind Object XXX." Either side of that time would be a good start this close to the deployment.
Wish I could help more, but our recent 60 mile an hour winds wrapped up a few antennas here. I'll try total recorder with the vertical.
Good luck!
Roger WA1KAT
----- Original Message ----- From: "Jonathan Wagner" [email protected] To: [email protected] Cc: "Roger Kolakowski" [email protected]; [email protected] Sent: Friday, April 20, 2007 12:18 PM Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: New Satellites
That's pretty much the plan now, the problem is the pass lasts nearly an hour from first object to last now and most of our team is either at the Cubesat workshop going on in California right now or they're at work (which is mainly why they're not at the workshop). I've been sneaking away from work to try to catch the late morning/lunch time passes and then staying up till 2:00 am catching the night pass. Now, I'm stuck at work and can only leave for an hour so have to miss the first pass completely and probably the first objects of the second pass. Hopefully this weekend will be better without work in the way.
Sorry if that seemed like a rant an 73, Jonathan Wagner, KE5FSG
[email protected] wrote:
If I may offer a suggestion:
I believe everything came off the rocket in the same orbit plane or very nearly. They are now separating along that plane. Point your antennas just above the horizon a few minutes before you expect the first in the group to rise and leave it there till you hear your bird. If you have to transmit to it for it to respond, bang away at it just above the horizon till you get a response. Eventually, when the objects separate enough and there are sets of elements to match each object, you can use that horizon crossing time against those keps sets to pick out which set matches your bird.
Chasing around the sky with your antennas is generally not productive. And you need to do the AOS time measurement anyway in order to figure out which object you are.
Jim
Roger,
We are actually doing a little bit of both using prediction software to guess where the sat is coming over and then manually adjust antennas during the pass. This worked well for the first couple days, but now that the objects are separating, we don't know which object to point
at.
Jonathan Wagner
Roger Kolakowski wrote:
Hi Jonathan...
It almost sounds like you are using tracking software to control your antennas. If so, at this point it might be better to disable automatic tracking and "hand point" your system to determine which object closest meets your needs.
Just a thought...
Roger WA1KAT ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jonathan Wagner" [email protected] To: "Mineo Wakita" [email protected] Cc: [email protected] Sent: Friday, April 20, 2007 7:53 AM Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: New Satellites
We're still not sure which object CAPE-1 is since we haven't heard it recently. We think 31122 (OBJECT F) is P-POD A with CP4, Aerocube
and
Boeing's cube. Tethers Unlimited's MAST was detected using tracking information for 31126 (OBJECT J). OBJECTS L, M and N are believed to be the P-POD B group CAPE1, Libertad1 and CP3, but no good contact has been made tracking these. A station in Denmark reported hearing something from the L/M/N cluster but nothing decipherable. If anyone on here has time and a station set up for tracking, any help finding the cubes is greatly appreciated.
The latest we were tracking was an older version of this TLE.
1 31129U 07012N 07110.22204978 .00000384 00000-0 10000-3 0 102 2 31129 098.0841 185.3550 0102972 204.2636 155.3680 14.51906202 399
Jonathan Wagner, KE5FSG
On Fri, April 20, 2007 5:34 am, Mineo Wakita wrote:
EGYPTSAT 1 31117 SAUDISAT 3 31118 SAUDICOMSAT 7 31119 SL-24 DEB 31120 SAUDICOMSAT 6 31121 OBJECT F 31122 SL-24 R/B 31123 SAUDICOMSAT 5 31124 SAUDICOMSAT 3 31125 OBJECT J 31126 OBJECT K 31127 OBJECT L 31128 OBJECT M 31129 OBJECT N 31130
OBJECT J = CAPE-1 ? 1 31126U 07012K 07109.87495130 .00000393 00000-0 10000-3 0
87
2 31126 098.0837 185.0256 0094278 205.2982 154.3455 14.53328747
387
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Hi Jonathan...
It almost sounds like you are using tracking software to control your antennas. If so, at this point it might be better to disable automatic tracking and "hand point" your system to determine which object closest meets your needs.
Just a thought...
Roger WA1KAT ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jonathan Wagner" [email protected] To: "Mineo Wakita" [email protected] Cc: [email protected] Sent: Friday, April 20, 2007 7:53 AM Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: New Satellites
We're still not sure which object CAPE-1 is since we haven't heard it recently. We think 31122 (OBJECT F) is P-POD A with CP4, Aerocube and Boeing's cube. Tethers Unlimited's MAST was detected using tracking information for 31126 (OBJECT J). OBJECTS L, M and N are believed to be the P-POD B group CAPE1, Libertad1 and CP3, but no good contact has been made tracking these. A station in Denmark reported hearing something from the L/M/N cluster but nothing decipherable. If anyone on here has time and a station set up for tracking, any help finding the cubes is greatly appreciated.
The latest we were tracking was an older version of this TLE.
1 31129U 07012N 07110.22204978 .00000384 00000-0 10000-3 0 102 2 31129 098.0841 185.3550 0102972 204.2636 155.3680 14.51906202 399
Jonathan Wagner, KE5FSG
On Fri, April 20, 2007 5:34 am, Mineo Wakita wrote:
EGYPTSAT 1 31117 SAUDISAT 3 31118 SAUDICOMSAT 7 31119 SL-24 DEB 31120 SAUDICOMSAT 6 31121 OBJECT F 31122 SL-24 R/B 31123 SAUDICOMSAT 5 31124 SAUDICOMSAT 3 31125 OBJECT J 31126 OBJECT K 31127 OBJECT L 31128 OBJECT M 31129 OBJECT N 31130
OBJECT J = CAPE-1 ? 1 31126U 07012K 07109.87495130 .00000393 00000-0 10000-3 0 87 2 31126 098.0837 185.0256 0094278 205.2982 154.3455 14.53328747 387
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