Antenna for 1.2 GHz or 2.4 GHz AND 4800/9600 baud telemetry/packet
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I monitor 2.4 GHz on a regular basis. Most satellites on 2.4 high speed data down only when directly over their control stations. The University of Georgia satellite is getting ready to orbit a sat mid October, but it will also be a very high baud rate. The only satellite of interest is DTUSat-2 at 2.401835. It's intermittent and only works in ellipse. It sends a cw signal. A SDR is a good thing to have. Bottom line is that there's not much going on up there. I miss the AO-40 days.
Thank you K4KDR. I'm about ready to throw in the towel with AGWPE, AGW Online KISS. I'd love to capture some KISS frames, but it has so far eluded me.
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On October 16, 2019 8:53:12 PM CDT, MICHAEL WILLIAMS via AMSAT-BB [email protected] wrote:
I monitor 2.4 GHz on a regular basis. Most satellites on 2.4 high speed data down only when directly over their control stations. The University of Georgia satellite is getting ready to orbit a sat mid October, but it will also be a very high baud rate. The only satellite of interest is DTUSat-2 at 2.401835. It's intermittent and only works in ellipse. It sends a cw signal. A SDR is a good thing to have. Bottom line is that there's not much going on up there. I miss the AO-40 days.
Michael,
How much terrestrial interference do you see from the myriad of 2.4GHz devices? (WiFi, BT, ISM, etc.)
--- Zach N0ZGO
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MICHAEL WILLIAMS
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Zach Metzinger