A good and very clear signal heard at KK65GP from ARISSat-1
Power Mode was High at AOS changed to low power mode before LOS. Sun to eclipse!!
August 13, 2011
ARISSat-1 High to low Power Mode .Sun to eclipse!
Last pass 17:12 17:19 UTC
A good and very clear signal heard at KK65GP from ARISSat-1
Power Mode was High at AOS changed to low power mode before LOS. Sun to eclipse!!
A good and very clear signal heard at KK65GP from ARISSat-1
Power Mode was High at AOS changed to low power mode before LOS. Sun to eclipse!!
August 12, 2011
Funny From Emergency to low power to High power mode in7* El pass !!
On the last pass 18:12 - 18:19 the status of the ARISSat-1 Mode changed from
Emergency Mode to Low power Mode and finally to High Power Mode
with in 7 mins long pass , max elevation is 7* too .
Something Funny is going on .
The signal is stable thought the all pass
I have got a movie ,May i Will post it later
All this info Injected to ARISSat-1 command station via internet.
Emergency Mode to Low power Mode and finally to High Power Mode
with in 7 mins long pass , max elevation is 7* too .
Something Funny is going on .
The signal is stable thought the all pass
I have got a movie ,May i Will post it later
All this info Injected to ARISSat-1 command station via internet.
August 11, 2011
ARISSat-1 Telemetry
A 6mins movie clip shows a received ARISSat-1 CW and BPSK1000 Telemetry data.
Rig is IC-910.
Doppler correction software is HRD.
Antenna is 6 Elements Yagi.
ARISSatTLM is software to be used in conjunction with your computer soundcard to demodulate, decode and display the CW and BPSK-1000 signals
Rig is IC-910.
Doppler correction software is HRD.
Antenna is 6 Elements Yagi.
ARISSatTLM is software to be used in conjunction with your computer soundcard to demodulate, decode and display the CW and BPSK-1000 signals
August 8, 2011
August 7, 2011
ARISSat-1 transponder is active
ARISSat-1 transponder is active .with very poor noisy downlink and deep QSB .
August 4, 2011
ARRISat-1 received over Africa
HI All
A very strong and clear SSTV photo received and 2 voice messages over
Africa. Loc KK65GP at 20:35 UTC
A very strong and clear SSTV photo received and 2 voice messages over
Africa. Loc KK65GP at 20:35 UTC
August 1, 2011
ARISSat-1 initial reception reports
We are looking for stations to make early reception reports (1520Z-1800Z) after
the ARISSat-1/Kedr release on Wednesday.
It looks like southern South America, very southern South Africa, followed by
southeast Asia should be the first areas to receive the signals.
The satellite is scheduled to be deployed from the ISS during EVA-29 on
Wednesday 3 Aug around 1507Z. There is a 15 minute delay after the safety
switches are all thrown before the transmitter turns on.
First signals should be transmitted shortly after 1520Z.
Please send your reception reports to the amsat-bb@amsat.org . Title your email
- ARISSat-1 reception report
Alaska and the western US should get a good pass around 1620Z. The eastern US
will have to wait until around 0416Z on the 4th to hear the satellite.
73,
Gould, WA4SXM
Sourse AMSAT-BB
ARISSAT-1 tracking system
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