Hi Guys,
We have an opportunity for someone who knows what they are doing, to look at LTM-1 and possibly determine the EAR classification. As soon as they are ready, I would like to send the BOMs and schematics to him so he can start looking. It's crucial to propagating LTM-1 in fact he represents a Mexican CubeSat that was interested in (but declined for now) that we were looking to provide a ride to another amateur radio.
If you would let me know where your documents are on the SVN once you have completed any redesign, or if none was needed then where I can find the current schematic and BOM, I will get these off to him to start looking. It is understood that testing of the redesign might need tweaks but we have a good head start especially with those that do not need to change.
Thanks!
There is an LTM folder on the FOX SVN. I have put my initial pass at an ICD there. Questions:
1) Do you want the main LTM folder under the Fox SVN, or elsewhere? Golf is the other obvious choice. Or a new SVN, but that would be a PITA! 2) Do you want to put the current versions of what we have there, and update them as we go along? Actually, I suppose that the schematics for the updated IHU and the ICR are available, and probably Eric has the ICR BOM. I can ask Bdale for the latest IHU BOM unless Eric already has it. All we can do right now with the RxTx is put what we have there. 73,
Burns Fisher, WB1FJ *AMSAT(R) Flight Software*
On Thu, Mar 26, 2020 at 2:01 PM Jerry Buxton via LTM [email protected] wrote:
Hi Guys,
We have an opportunity for someone who knows what they are doing, to look at LTM-1 and possibly determine the EAR classification. As soon as they are ready, I would like to send the BOMs and schematics to him so he can start looking. It's crucial to propagating LTM-1 in fact he represents a Mexican CubeSat that was interested in (but declined for now) that we were looking to provide a ride to another amateur radio.
If you would let me know where your documents are on the SVN once you have completed any redesign, or if none was needed then where I can find the current schematic and BOM, I will get these off to him to start looking. It is understood that testing of the redesign might need tweaks but we have a good head start especially with those that do not need to change.
Thanks!
-- Jerry Buxton, NØJY Vice President - Engineering Radio Amateur Satellite Corp. (AMSAT)
LTM mailing list [email protected] https://www.amsat.org/mailman/listinfo/ltm
As Burns said, there is an LTM-1 folder in the Fox SVN...……………...in that location you will find a sub-folder "LTM-1 Schematics and BOMs." The LIHU and ICR material is "fairly" final. The RX/TX material is from the original design that's in the HS and 1E modules. As you know, Dan is making some 'enhancements' to that design so there will be updates to both that schematic and BOM.
eric
On Thu, Mar 26, 2020 at 2:01 PM Jerry Buxton via LTM [email protected] wrote:
Hi Guys,
We have an opportunity for someone who knows what they are doing, to look at LTM-1 and possibly determine the EAR classification. As soon as they are ready, I would like to send the BOMs and schematics to him so he can start looking. It's crucial to propagating LTM-1 in fact he represents a Mexican CubeSat that was interested in (but declined for now) that we were looking to provide a ride to another amateur radio.
If you would let me know where your documents are on the SVN once you have completed any redesign, or if none was needed then where I can find the current schematic and BOM, I will get these off to him to start looking. It is understood that testing of the redesign might need tweaks but we have a good head start especially with those that do not need to change.
Thanks!
-- Jerry Buxton, NØJY Vice President - Engineering Radio Amateur Satellite Corp. (AMSAT)
LTM mailing list [email protected] https://www.amsat.org/mailman/listinfo/ltm
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Burns Fisher (AMSAT) -
Eric Skoog -
Jerry Buxton