What satellite is this ?
Guys
I left my satgate running on 145.825 and snagged these packets
What are they from ?
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:32:31R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:36:11R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
Andrew
IO-86
On Thu, Aug 10, 2017 at 05:12 Andrew Rich [email protected] wrote:
Guys
I left my satgate running on 145.825 and snagged these packets
What are they from ?
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:32:31R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:36:11R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
Andrew
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Thanks Paul
Will add it to my wall chart
Cheers
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IO-86
On Thu, Aug 10, 2017 at 05:12 Andrew Rich <[email protected] mailto:[email protected] > wrote:
Guys
I left my satgate running on 145.825 and snagged these packets
What are they from ?
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:32:31R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:36:11R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
Andrew
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That is APRS beacon from IO-86, the amateur payload on LAPAN/ORARI-A2 satellite.
The other mode is FM voice repeater.
73 de Yono - YD0NXX / N5SNN
Sent from my mobile device
On Aug 10, 2017, at 4:08 PM, Andrew Rich [email protected] wrote:
Guys
I left my satgate running on 145.825 and snagged these packets
What are they from ?
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:32:31R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:36:11R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
Andrew
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So, interesting discovery... IO-86 / LAPAN A2, according to their Facebook site (https://www.facebook.com/groups/831872960241607/) appears to be in APRS mode for a few hours per day on a daily basis. Presumably the satellite responds to an uplink on the same frequency 145.825. Yes?
My question... I searched the Amsat website, and I don't see any mention of the bird. Did it die (or was disabled) and is now back on the active list?
All that said, the satellite appears to be in an equatorial orbit, and I'm too far North... {sigh}
Greg KO6TH
Andrew Rich wrote:
Guys
I left my satgate running on 145.825 and snagged these packets
What are they from ?
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:32:31R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:36:11R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
Andrew
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Greg,
You're right that we should add the satellite to the AMSAT website. Given that a large majority of our members and interested individuals live outside it's coverage area, it has not be a priority.
73,
Paul, N8HM
On Thu, Aug 10, 2017 at 10:20 PM, Greg D [email protected] wrote:
So, interesting discovery... IO-86 / LAPAN A2, according to their Facebook site (https://www.facebook.com/groups/831872960241607/) appears to be in APRS mode for a few hours per day on a daily basis. Presumably the satellite responds to an uplink on the same frequency 145.825. Yes?
My question... I searched the Amsat website, and I don't see any mention of the bird. Did it die (or was disabled) and is now back on the active list?
All that said, the satellite appears to be in an equatorial orbit, and I'm too far North... {sigh}
Greg KO6TH
Andrew Rich wrote:
Guys
I left my satgate running on 145.825 and snagged these packets
What are they from ?
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:32:31R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:36:11R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
Andrew
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Paul
How can one live outside the coverage zone of a satellite ?
Sent from my iPhone
On 11 Aug 2017, at 12:30 pm, Paul Stoetzer [email protected] wrote:
Greg,
You're right that we should add the satellite to the AMSAT website. Given that a large majority of our members and interested individuals live outside it's coverage area, it has not be a priority.
73,
Paul, N8HM
On Thu, Aug 10, 2017 at 10:20 PM, Greg D [email protected] wrote:
So, interesting discovery... IO-86 / LAPAN A2, according to their Facebook site (https://www.facebook.com/groups/831872960241607/) appears to be in APRS mode for a few hours per day on a daily basis. Presumably the satellite responds to an uplink on the same frequency 145.825. Yes?
My question... I searched the Amsat website, and I don't see any mention of the bird. Did it die (or was disabled) and is now back on the active list?
All that said, the satellite appears to be in an equatorial orbit, and I'm too far North... {sigh}
Greg KO6TH
Andrew Rich wrote:
Guys
I left my satgate running on 145.825 and snagged these packets
What are they from ?
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:32:31R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:36:11R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
Andrew
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Orbital inclination.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orbital_inclination
-- Devin L. Ganger (WA7DLG) email: [email protected] web: Devin on Earth cell: +1 425.239.2575
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Paul
How can one live outside the coverage zone of a satellite ?
Sent from my iPhone
On 11 Aug 2017, at 12:30 pm, Paul Stoetzer [email protected] wrote:
Greg,
You're right that we should add the satellite to the AMSAT website. Given that a large majority of our members and interested individuals live outside it's coverage area, it has not be a priority.
73,
Paul, N8HM
On Thu, Aug 10, 2017 at 10:20 PM, Greg D [email protected] wrote:
So, interesting discovery... IO-86 / LAPAN A2, according to their Facebook site (https://www.facebook.com/groups/831872960241607/) appears to be in APRS mode for a few hours per day on a daily basis. Presumably the satellite responds to an uplink on the same frequency 145.825. Yes?
My question... I searched the Amsat website, and I don't see any mention of the bird. Did it die (or was disabled) and is now back on the active list?
All that said, the satellite appears to be in an equatorial orbit, and I'm too far North... {sigh}
Greg KO6TH
Andrew Rich wrote:
Guys
I left my satgate running on 145.825 and snagged these packets
What are they from ?
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:32:31R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:36:11R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
Andrew
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IO-86 is very popular close to the equator , such as India, and Thailand, with majority from Indonesia and Malaysia, and Brazil (special request for voice activation).
73 de Yono - YD0NXX
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On Aug 11, 2017, at 9:30 AM, Paul Stoetzer [email protected] wrote:
Greg,
You're right that we should add the satellite to the AMSAT website. Given that a large majority of our members and interested individuals live outside it's coverage area, it has not be a priority.
73,
Paul, N8HM
On Thu, Aug 10, 2017 at 10:20 PM, Greg D [email protected] wrote:
So, interesting discovery... IO-86 / LAPAN A2, according to their Facebook site (https://www.facebook.com/groups/831872960241607/) appears to be in APRS mode for a few hours per day on a daily basis. Presumably the satellite responds to an uplink on the same frequency 145.825. Yes?
My question... I searched the Amsat website, and I don't see any mention of the bird. Did it die (or was disabled) and is now back on the active list?
All that said, the satellite appears to be in an equatorial orbit, and I'm too far North... {sigh}
Greg KO6TH
Andrew Rich wrote:
Guys
I left my satgate running on 145.825 and snagged these packets
What are they from ?
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:32:31R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:36:11R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
Andrew
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How did I pick it up in Brisbane Australia ?
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On 11 Aug 2017, at 8:23 pm, Suryono Adisoemarta via AMSAT-BB [email protected] wrote:
IO-86 is very popular close to the equator , such as India, and Thailand, with majority from Indonesia and Malaysia, and Brazil (special request for voice activation).
73 de Yono - YD0NXX
Sent from my mobile device
On Aug 11, 2017, at 9:30 AM, Paul Stoetzer [email protected] wrote:
Greg,
You're right that we should add the satellite to the AMSAT website. Given that a large majority of our members and interested individuals live outside it's coverage area, it has not be a priority.
73,
Paul, N8HM
On Thu, Aug 10, 2017 at 10:20 PM, Greg D [email protected] wrote:
So, interesting discovery... IO-86 / LAPAN A2, according to their Facebook site (https://www.facebook.com/groups/831872960241607/) appears to be in APRS mode for a few hours per day on a daily basis. Presumably the satellite responds to an uplink on the same frequency 145.825. Yes?
My question... I searched the Amsat website, and I don't see any mention of the bird. Did it die (or was disabled) and is now back on the active list?
All that said, the satellite appears to be in an equatorial orbit, and I'm too far North... {sigh}
Greg KO6TH
Andrew Rich wrote:
Guys
I left my satgate running on 145.825 and snagged these packets
What are they from ?
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:32:31R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:36:11R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
Andrew
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you are in the coverage area
73
On Fri, Aug 11, 2017 at 8:22 PM, Andrew Rich [email protected] wrote:
How did I pick it up in Brisbane Australia ?
Sent from my iPhone
On 11 Aug 2017, at 8:23 pm, Suryono Adisoemarta via AMSAT-BB <
[email protected]> wrote:
IO-86 is very popular close to the equator , such as India, and
Thailand, with majority from Indonesia and Malaysia, and Brazil (special request for voice activation).
73 de Yono - YD0NXX
Sent from my mobile device
On Aug 11, 2017, at 9:30 AM, Paul Stoetzer [email protected] wrote:
Greg,
You're right that we should add the satellite to the AMSAT website.
Given
that a large majority of our members and interested individuals live outside it's coverage area, it has not be a priority.
73,
Paul, N8HM
On Thu, Aug 10, 2017 at 10:20 PM, Greg D [email protected] wrote:
So, interesting discovery... IO-86 / LAPAN A2, according to their Facebook site (https://www.facebook.com/groups/831872960241607/)
appears
to be in APRS mode for a few hours per day on a daily basis.
Presumably
the satellite responds to an uplink on the same frequency 145.825.
Yes?
My question... I searched the Amsat website, and I don't see any mention of the bird. Did it die (or was disabled) and is now back on the active list?
All that said, the satellite appears to be in an equatorial orbit, and I'm too far North... {sigh}
Greg KO6TH
Andrew Rich wrote:
Guys
I left my satgate running on 145.825 and snagged these packets
What are they from ?
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:32:31R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:36:11R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
Andrew
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Basically the only regularly-active ops who can really work IO-86 from the US are myself and KO4MA. I've been on a few 1-3° passes when the repeater happened to be active while southern Florida had footprint. It has a very loud 5w downlink, and is easy to work with an HT at that elevation. I suppose it doesn't make much sense to include it in the comms satellite lists on the Amsat site, since its virtually not usable from the US however.
It definitely hasn't died, and is regularly active over Indonesia and Brazil, on a published schedule.
73,
- Matthew kk4fem
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On Aug 10, 2017, at 22:20, Greg D [email protected] wrote:
So, interesting discovery... IO-86 / LAPAN A2, according to their Facebook site (https://www.facebook.com/groups/831872960241607/) appears to be in APRS mode for a few hours per day on a daily basis. Presumably the satellite responds to an uplink on the same frequency 145.825. Yes?
My question... I searched the Amsat website, and I don't see any mention of the bird. Did it die (or was disabled) and is now back on the active list?
All that said, the satellite appears to be in an equatorial orbit, and I'm too far North... {sigh}
Greg KO6TH
Andrew Rich wrote:
Guys
I left my satgate running on 145.825 and snagged these packets
What are they from ?
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:32:31R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:36:11R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
Andrew
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Hi Matt. I'll be heading to my Florida home in a few days and would like to try and work you on IO-86. Only problem is when's the last time the transponder was on? I forgot about this one...
73 Jeff kb2m
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Basically the only regularly-active ops who can really work IO-86 from the US are myself and KO4MA. I've been on a few 1-3° passes when the repeater happened to be active while southern Florida had footprint. It has a very loud 5w downlink, and is easy to work with an HT at that elevation. I suppose it doesn't make much sense to include it in the comms satellite lists on the Amsat site, since its virtually not usable from the US however.
It definitely hasn't died, and is regularly active over Indonesia and Brazil, on a published schedule.
73,
- Matthew kk4fem
Sent from my iPhone
On Aug 10, 2017, at 22:20, Greg D [email protected] wrote:
So, interesting discovery... IO-86 / LAPAN A2, according to their Facebook site (https://www.facebook.com/groups/831872960241607/) appears to be in APRS mode for a few hours per day on a daily basis. Presumably the satellite responds to an uplink on the same frequency 145.825. Yes?
My question... I searched the Amsat website, and I don't see any mention of the bird. Did it die (or was disabled) and is now back on the active list?
All that said, the satellite appears to be in an equatorial orbit, and I'm too far North... {sigh}
Greg KO6TH
Andrew Rich wrote:
Guys
I left my satgate running on 145.825 and snagged these packets
What are they from ?
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:32:31R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:36:11R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
Andrew
IO-86 is in a good health and fully functional (never die) and it is approaching the 2 anniversary next month.
APRS is a full digipeater, please use YBSAT as the PATH.
Due to power management, the APRS and voice payload are only activated once a day, on separate pass. Additional voice activation on weekends.
73 de Yono - YD0NXX / N5SNN
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On Aug 11, 2017, at 9:20 AM, Greg D [email protected] wrote:
So, interesting discovery... IO-86 / LAPAN A2, according to their Facebook site (https://www.facebook.com/groups/831872960241607/) appears to be in APRS mode for a few hours per day on a daily basis. Presumably the satellite responds to an uplink on the same frequency 145.825. Yes?
My question... I searched the Amsat website, and I don't see any mention of the bird. Did it die (or was disabled) and is now back on the active list?
All that said, the satellite appears to be in an equatorial orbit, and I'm too far North... {sigh}
Greg KO6TH
Andrew Rich wrote:
Guys
I left my satgate running on 145.825 and snagged these packets
What are they from ?
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:32:31R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
1:Fm YB0X-1 To APOT21 Via SGATE <UI R Pid=F0 Len=65> [11:36:11R] [+++]
-4C DARK NIGHT MOMENT FOR INDONESIAN SPACE DAY AUGUST 6 th 2017
Andrew
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