Greetings,
Which satellite is this? It seemingly transmits only a constant buzz: http://gabucino.hu/tmp/SDRSharp_20141129_224829Z_465981kHz_AF.mp3
As to identifying its position, once it went under the horizon at 2014.11.25 17:33 CET, as evidenced below: http://gabucino.hu/tmp/466sat.jpg
Interestingly, sometimes two satellites can be seen after each other: http://gabucino.hu/tmp/2sat.png
Gabor,
Those are probably telemetry downlinks of meteorological satellites. http://www.satellitenwelt.de/freqlisten/SatFreq-UHF.txt
73, Nico PA0DLO
On 2014-11-29 23:57, Gabor Berczi wrote:
Greetings,
Which satellite is this? It seemingly transmits only a constant buzz: http://gabucino.hu/tmp/SDRSharp_20141129_224829Z_465981kHz_AF.mp3
As to identifying its position, once it went under the horizon at 2014.11.25 17:33 CET, as evidenced below: http://gabucino.hu/tmp/466sat.jpg
Interestingly, sometimes two satellites can be seen after each other: http://gabucino.hu/tmp/2sat.png
On Nov 30, 2014, at 2:06 PM, Nico Janssen wrote:
Those are probably telemetry downlinks of meteorological satellites.
Thanks.
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Gabor Berczi -
Nico Janssen