DIY-1 Satellite RTTY telemetry received over Africa !

Mode rtty 100 BD 7N2 telemetry of  DIY-1 satellite  received and decoded  Orbit #79 over Africa. .Object Y(47954) Congratulation DIY-1 http://diysatellite.com

 

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A list of satellite frequencies - Dnepr Launch 2013 November 21

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A list of the coordinated amateur radio frequencies for the Yasny Dnepr satellites is available here.
IARU Amateur Satellite Frequency Coordination Status Pages http://www.amsat.org.uk/iaru
Amsat-uk

PocketQubes: Even Smaller Than a CubeSat

PocketQubes: Even Smaller Than a CubeSat

Over one hundred CubeSats have been launched by hundreds of organizations and universities from around the globe. These have proven very useful in technology demonstration, Earth imaging, and other applications. There is, however, one large downside to the CubeSat platform. Even though it is designed to hitch a ride on launches of larger satellites, they’re still very expensive to develop and launch – somewhere between $60,000 and $125,000.
PocketQubes are a new design of satellite that bring the cost of personal satellites down to what Universities and amateur radio enthusiasts can actually afford. Instead of spending $125k on a 10cm cube CubeSat, the PocketQube, a 5cm cube, can be launched to a 700 km orbit for about $20,000.
Already, four PocketQubes are scheduled for launch in November to a 700km solar synchronous orbit,

• Eagle1 (USA)
• Eagle2 (USA)
• WREN (Germany)
• QBScout (USA)

 The WREN a very impressive PocketQube with 3-axis reaction wheels and plasma thrusters.

Four PocketQubes including WREN will be launched aboard a Dnepr 1A multi-satellite rocket launch on 21st November from the Yasniy-Dombarovskiy launch site in Russia.  The three other PocketQube spacecraft being launched are two US student satellites, Eagle-1 (Beakersat-1) and QubeScout-S, built by Morehead State University and University of Maryland respectively,  and the Eagle-2 (50-Dollarsat) built by ham radio enthusiasts. - See more at: http://www.flightglobal.com/blogs/hyperbola/2013/10/cubesats-are-so-last-year-now-smaller-pocketqubes-could-be-next-big-thing/#sthash.FhuIrrg6.dpuf

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