The $50sat team is celebrating 90 days in orbit by proposing a technical challenge to all interested amateurs. $50sat is capable of responding to uplink command packets: There are 3 open packets: Test packet - $50SAT responds by sending the RSSI of the received packet in slow FM Morse. Request data packet - the normal data packet is sent. Request RTTY - The RTTY is sent. In addition all received packets result in two copies of the ack packet being sent, that contains the RSSI of the received packet. All the required information to accomplish this is available on the drop box location available through the $50sat web page at www.50dollarsat.info . Anyone that can demonstrate a successful command uplink by submitting a recording of the response packet along with the date, time and location of of the contact will receive aCertificate of Technical Accomplishment signed by all three builders of $50sat. Submissions can be madeto the $50sat email address; 50dollarsat at yahoo.com. This is a significant challenge because there is no magic black box that you can buy to do this. After 90 days of operation, the Kodak KLIC-7002 camera battery that powers the satellite has fallen off about 100mV, but operations still seem normal. We have also programmed a special 5th morse beacon to thank our launch sponsor and mentor prof. Bob Twiggs. Please give a listen for the message TNX KE6QMD on the FM Morse beacon. QSL cards are still available to anyone that posts telemetry, either hand copied CW or RTTY captures, to the 50dollarsat yahoo group. 73 and good luck to all from the $50sat team
Howie,
Which is the document in the drop box location which has the details on the uplinking. Is it 20Version20V1_1.pdf 73 Nitin [VU3TYG]
From: Howie DeFelice [email protected] To: "[email protected]" [email protected] Sent: Friday, 21 February 2014 10:50 AM Subject: [amsat-bb] $50sat
The $50sat team is celebrating 90 days in orbit by proposing a technical challenge to all interested amateurs. $50sat is capable of responding to uplink command packets: There are 3 open packets: Test packet - $50SAT responds by sending the RSSI of the received packet in slow FM Morse. Request data packet - the normal data packet is sent. Request RTTY - The RTTY is sent. In addition all received packets result in two copies of the ack packet being sent, that contains the RSSI of the received packet. All the required information to accomplish this is available on the drop box location available through the $50sat web page at www.50dollarsat.info . Anyone that can demonstrate a successful command uplink by submitting a recording of the response packet along with the date, time and location of of the contact will receive aCertificate of Technical Accomplishment signed by all three builders of $50sat. Submissions can be madeto the $50sat email address; 50dollarsat at yahoo.com. This is a significant challenge because there is no magic black box that you can buy to do this. After 90 days of operation, the Kodak KLIC-7002 camera battery that powers the satellite has fallen off about 100mV, but operations still seem normal. We have also programmed a special 5th morse beacon to thank our launch sponsor and mentor prof. Bob Twiggs. Please give a listen for the message TNX KE6QMD on the FM Morse beacon. QSL cards are still available to anyone that posts telemetry, either hand copied CW or RTTY captures, to the 50dollarsat yahoo group. 73 and good luck to all from the $50sat team
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Nitin, Yes I presumed it was
$50SAT - Eagle2 - Communications - Release Version V1_1.pdf
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/l3919wtfiywk2gf/xBCKGTxJ3I/%2450SAT%20-%20Eagle2%... or http://tinyurl.com/50DollarSatCommunicationsV1-1
73 Trevor M5AKA
On Friday, 21 February 2014, 8:35, Nitin Muttin [email protected] wrote:
Howie,
Which is the document in the drop box location which has the details on the uplinking. Is it 20Version20V1_1.pdf 73 Nitin [VU3TYG]
From: Howie DeFelice [email protected] To: "[email protected]" [email protected] Sent: Friday, 21 February 2014 10:50 AM Subject: [amsat-bb] $50sat
The $50sat team is celebrating 90 days in orbit by proposing a technical challenge to all interested amateurs. $50sat is capable of responding to uplink command packets: There are 3 open packets: Test packet - $50SAT responds by sending the RSSI of the received packet in slow FM Morse. Request data packet - the normal data packet is sent. Request RTTY - The RTTY is sent. In addition all received packets result in two copies of the ack packet being sent, that contains the RSSI of the received packet. All the required information to accomplish this is available on
the drop box location available through the $50sat web page at www.50dollarsat.info .
Anyone that can demonstrate a successful command uplink by submitting a recording of the response packet along with the date, time and location of of the contact will receive aCertificate of Technical Accomplishment signed by all three builders of $50sat. Submissions can be madeto the $50sat email address; 50dollarsat at yahoo.com. This is a significant challenge because there is no magic black box that you can buy to do this. After 90 days of operation, the Kodak KLIC-7002 camera battery that powers the satellite has fallen off about 100mV, but operations still seem normal. We have also programmed a special 5th morse beacon to thank our launch sponsor and mentor prof. Bob Twiggs. Please give a listen for the message TNX KE6QMD on the FM Morse beacon. QSL cards are still
available to anyone that posts telemetry, either hand copied CW or RTTY captures, to the 50dollarsat yahoo group.
73 and good luck to all from the $50sat team
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Yes Nitin, that is the one. The RFM22B datasheet will also be useful.
- Howie AB2S
Date: Fri, 21 Feb 2014 16:25:59 +0800 From: [email protected] Subject: Re: [amsat-bb] $50sat To: [email protected]; [email protected]
Howie, Which is the document in the drop box location which has the details on the uplinking. Is it 20Version20V1_1.pdf 73 Nitin [VU3TYG] From: Howie DeFelice [email protected] To: "[email protected]" [email protected] Sent: Friday, 21 February 2014 10:50 AM Subject: [amsat-bb] $50sat
The $50sat team is celebrating 90 days in orbit by proposing a technical challenge to all interested amateurs. $50sat is capable of responding to uplink command packets: There are 3 open packets: Test packet - $50SAT responds by sending the RSSI of the received packet in slow FM Morse. Request data packet - the normal data packet is sent. Request RTTY - The RTTY is sent. In addition all received packets result in two copies of the ack packet being sent, that contains the RSSI of the received packet. All the required information to accomplish this is available on the drop box location available through the $50sat web page at www.50dollarsat.info . Anyone that can demonstrate a successful command uplink by submitting a recording of the response packet along with the date, time and location of of the contact will receive aCertificate of Technical Accomplishment signed by all three builders of $50sat. Submissions can be madeto the $50sat email address; 50dollarsat at yahoo.com. This is a significant challenge because there is no magic black box that you can buy to do this. After 90 days of operation, the Kodak KLIC-7002 camera battery that powers the satellite has fallen off about 100mV, but operations still seem normal. We have also programmed a special 5th morse beacon to thank our launch sponsor and mentor prof. Bob Twiggs. Please give a listen for the message TNX KE6QMD on the FM Morse beacon. QSL cards are still available to anyone that posts telemetry, either hand copied CW or RTTY captures, to the 50dollarsat yahoo group. 73 and good luck to all from the $50sat team
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Thanks Howie and Trevor. 73 Nitin [VU3TYG]
From: Howie DeFelice [email protected] To: Nitin Muttin [email protected]; "[email protected]" [email protected] Sent: Friday, 21 February 2014 8:02 PM Subject: RE: [amsat-bb] $50sat
Yes Nitin, that is the one. The RFM22B datasheet will also be useful.
- Howie AB2S
Date: Fri, 21 Feb 2014 16:25:59 +0800 From: [email protected] Subject: Re: [amsat-bb] $50sat To: [email protected]; [email protected]
Howie,
Which is the document in the drop box location which has the details on the uplinking. Is it 20Version20V1_1.pdf 73 Nitin [VU3TYG]
From: Howie DeFelice [email protected] To: "[email protected]" [email protected] Sent: Friday, 21 February 2014 10:50 AM Subject: [amsat-bb] $50sat
The $50sat team is celebrating 90 days in orbit by proposing a technical challenge to all interested amateurs. $50sat is capable of responding to uplink command packets: There are 3 open packets: Test packet - $50SAT responds by sending the RSSI of the received packet in slow FM Morse. Request data packet - the normal data packet is sent. Request RTTY - The RTTY is sent. In addition all received packets result in
two copies of the ack packet being sent, that contains the RSSI of the received packet.
All the required information to accomplish this is available on the drop box
location available through the $50sat web page at www.50dollarsat.info .
Anyone that can demonstrate a successful command uplink by submitting a recording of the response packet along with the date, time and location of of the contact will receive aCertificate of Technical Accomplishment signed by all three builders of $50sat. Submissions can be madeto the $50sat email address; 50dollarsat at yahoo.com. This is a significant challenge because there is no magic black box that you can buy to do this. After 90 days of operation, the Kodak KLIC-7002 camera battery that powers the satellite has fallen off about 100mV, but operations still seem normal. We have also programmed a special 5th morse beacon to thank our launch sponsor and mentor prof. Bob Twiggs. Please give a listen for the message TNX KE6QMD on the FM Morse beacon. QSL cards are still available to anyone that
posts telemetry, either hand copied CW or RTTY captures, to the 50dollarsat yahoo group.
73 and good luck to all from the $50sat team
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