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AO-7 (mkt mode B)
FO-29
SO-50
AO-51
VO-52
AO-27 (Semioperational)
Hi All,
We have received a report from NORAD that they have recently detected an additional object in an orbit which is very close to SSETI Express.
It is possible that this could be NCube-2 which should have been deployed from Express just after launch on October 27th.
It would be really good to see if signals from NCube-2 can be detected on 437.305MHz +/- Doppler.
NORAD will be cataloging this new object as 28897 and an element set should be forthcoming shortly – in the meantime the existing SSETI Express TLEs/Keps will be accurate enough.
Klla: amsat
En intressant inspelning p spectran dr en av vrldens effektivaste 23cm EME stationer har spelats in p Berg,Mne,Satellit studs samtidigt.
Klla: EME-net
AO-40 Update – 9 March 2004
Gentlemen,Today during the period 0310 to 0320 UTC (orbit 1541) I observed the following.
Prior to issuing the command sequence we tune around the beacon frequency, taking note of the noise spectrum . No variance in amplitude detected, just clean white noise. At 0310, commenced sending a 12 block sequence, 3 * (Reset,Tx-Off,Reset,Tx-On).
At the completion of the sequence, again tuned around the beacon frequency, and noted a noise peak of 4 to 5 db, in the vicinity of expected beacon frequency.
The width of this peak was about 5 kHz. Listened to it for about 15 seconds and then sent a Reset, Tx-Off command and the noise peak disappeared, approximately 2 seconds after the Tx-Off block was completed.
Completed my session with a number of Aux-Batt commands, but did not attempt the Tx again.
Range was nominally 12000/15000 kilometres during command period. Was using my last calibrated uplink frequency.
This tends to suggest that the IHU and L Band Rx are ok.
Bus voltage insufficient to open that damn relay.
Considering SA=-72, the remaining cells are holding up well. Hope this makes your day, like it has mine.
Colin Hurst, VK5HI for the AO-40 Command Team
Klla: amsat