Wanted to try to capture a few pics via ISS SSTV instead heard the following via the ISS Digipeater -
1:Fm VE7JMN-1 To U0RYVT Via RS0ISS* <UI R Pid=F0 Len=32> [16:24:34R] [+++] '0Lkl -/]LOGAN LAKE,BC CO90ol=
1:Fm VE7JMN-1 To U0RYVT Via RS0ISS* <UI R Pid=F0 Len=32> [16:25:39R] [+++] '0Lkl -/]LOGAN LAKE,BC CO90ol=
1:Fm VE7JMN-1 To U0RYVT Via RS0ISS* <UI R Pid=F0 Len=32> [16:25:47R] [+++] '0Lkl -/]LOGAN LAKE,BC CO90ol=
1:Fm RS0ISS To CQ <UI R Pid=F0 Len=36> [16:25:51R] [+++]
ARISS - International Space Station
1:Fm K7III To T7TUZZ Via RS0ISS* <UI R Pid=F0 Len=19> [16:26:40R] [+++] `2.{l![/>"5A}73 ^
1:Fm BIRDBT To APTT4 Via WIDE1-1 <UI R Pid=F0 Len=50> [16:28:38R] [-++] HELLO! THIS IS APRS-DIGIPEATER OF BHUTAN-1 CUBESAT
ISS Pass: NW to SE, about 15% degree max elevation, on Feb 10 2019, 00:25 UTC in CM97an Fremont California, However, I'm not sure how BHUTAN-1 CUBESAT appears in this set. Did both ISS and Bhutan-1 CubeSat passed around the same AOS and used the same frequency ?!
73! Umesh k6vug
Thanks for the tip! Donno when it came back on, but checking the http://ariss.net/ page it has been up for at least 2 days. Bob
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Wanted to try to capture a few pics via ISS SSTV instead heard the following via the ISS Digipeater -
1:Fm VE7JMN-1 To U0RYVT Via RS0ISS* <UI R Pid=F0 Len=32> [16:24:34R] [+++] '0Lkl -/]LOGAN LAKE,BC CO90ol=
1:Fm VE7JMN-1 To U0RYVT Via RS0ISS* <UI R Pid=F0 Len=32> [16:25:39R] [+++] '0Lkl -/]LOGAN LAKE,BC CO90ol=
1:Fm VE7JMN-1 To U0RYVT Via RS0ISS* <UI R Pid=F0 Len=32> [16:25:47R] [+++] '0Lkl -/]LOGAN LAKE,BC CO90ol=
1:Fm RS0ISS To CQ <UI R Pid=F0 Len=36> [16:25:51R] [+++]
ARISS - International Space Station
1:Fm K7III To T7TUZZ Via RS0ISS* <UI R Pid=F0 Len=19> [16:26:40R] [+++] `2.{l![/>"5A}73 ^
1:Fm BIRDBT To APTT4 Via WIDE1-1 <UI R Pid=F0 Len=50> [16:28:38R] [-++] HELLO! THIS IS APRS-DIGIPEATER OF BHUTAN-1 CUBESAT
ISS Pass: NW to SE, about 15% degree max elevation, on Feb 10 2019, 00:25 UTC in CM97an Fremont California, However, I'm not sure how BHUTAN-1 CUBESAT appears in this set. Did both ISS and Bhutan-1 CubeSat passed around the same AOS and used the same frequency ?!
73! Umesh k6vug
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Hi Umesh,
The answer to your question is "yes". Both Bhutan-1 and ISS - and other satellites as well - apparently use 145.825 as the global space frequency for APRS. So they both passed by your station at about the same time, and you received signals from each. They appear to be in very similar orbits at the present time.
BUT according to your log I notice that Bhutan-1 is responding to Wide1-1, not ARISS / RS0ISS / et al... Did I read this correctly? Anybody know if it also responds to the other call signs?
Greg KO6TH
[email protected] wrote:
ISS Pass: NW to SE, about 15% degree max elevation, on Feb 10 2019, 00:25 UTC in CM97an Fremont California, However, I'm not sure how BHUTAN-1 CUBESAT appears in this set. Did both ISS and Bhutan-1 CubeSat passed around the same AOS and used the same frequency ?!
Bird-BT, Bird-PH, & Bird-MY were hoped to have 1200 baud digipeaters on 145.825, but since deployment they have only beaconed and at least so far have not responded to uplinks addressed to any of the addresses you listed nor anything else that's been tried.
-Scott, K4KDR
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On Sun, Feb 10, 2019 at 9:22 PM Greg D [email protected] wrote:
Hi Umesh,
The answer to your question is "yes". Both Bhutan-1 and ISS - and other satellites as well - apparently use 145.825 as the global space frequency for APRS. So they both passed by your station at about the same time, and you received signals from each. They appear to be in very similar orbits at the present time.
BUT according to your log I notice that Bhutan-1 is responding to Wide1-1, not ARISS / RS0ISS / et al... Did I read this correctly? Anybody know if it also responds to the other call signs?
Greg KO6TH
[email protected] wrote:
ISS Pass: NW to SE, about 15% degree max elevation, on Feb 10 2019,
00:25 UTC in CM97an Fremont California,
However, I'm not sure how BHUTAN-1 CUBESAT appears in this set. Did
both ISS and Bhutan-1 CubeSat passed around the same AOS and used the same frequency ?!
Looking at the launch schedule of BIRD-BT, I must have caught a random packet while it was being deployed/tested. Both ISS and Bhutan-1 digi's seem to be turned off, couldn't hear either this morning. Will continue to listen... BTW, it was exciting to realize that when BIRD-BT was launched from the ISS they were close by and probably will remain near each other for some more time. Space is amazing ! 73, Umesh, k6vug On Sunday, February 10, 2019, 6:53:44 PM PST, Scott [email protected] wrote:
Bird-BT, Bird-PH, & Bird-MY were hoped to have 1200 baud digipeaters on 145.825, but since deployment they have only beaconed and at least so far have not responded to uplinks addressed to any of the addresses you listed nor anything else that's been tried.
-Scott, K4KDR
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On Sun, Feb 10, 2019 at 9:22 PM Greg D [email protected] wrote:
Hi Umesh,
The answer to your question is "yes". Both Bhutan-1 and ISS - and other satellites as well - apparently use 145.825 as the global space frequency for APRS. So they both passed by your station at about the same time, and you received signals from each. They appear to be in very similar orbits at the present time.
BUT according to your log I notice that Bhutan-1 is responding to Wide1-1, not ARISS / RS0ISS / et al... Did I read this correctly? Anybody know if it also responds to the other call signs?
Greg KO6TH
[email protected] wrote:
ISS Pass: NW to SE, about 15% degree max elevation, on Feb 10 2019,
00:25 UTC in CM97an Fremont California,
However, I'm not sure how BHUTAN-1 CUBESAT appears in this set. Did
both ISS and Bhutan-1 CubeSat passed around the same AOS and used the same frequency ?!
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