O/OREOS Telemetry

UTC 16:37 Orbit # 5,018 40 Packet frames was received . Signal was strong with occasional deep QSB .

TSUBAME SATELLITE

TSUBAME is a 30kg class micro-sat planned for LEO to be
launched from Japan 2012. It's the fourth satellite development project
undertaken within the Laboratory for Space Systems at Tokyo Institute of
Technology. TSUBAME demonstrates a satellite platform that can be used for a
variety of engineering and scientific missions. The missions are as follows;

1. Demonstration of satellite bus technology for 30kg-class micro satellite
and verification of COTS components such as micro-processors, memory and
Li-ion batteries in the space environment

2. Verification of Control Moment Gyros developed by the Laboratory for
Space Systems

3. Demonstration of high-speed attitude manoeuvres technology using Control
Moment Gyros. Some sensor data acquisition experiments will be conducted
at the same time in order to demonstrate applications of CMGs.

4. Demonstration of SRLL communication protocol developed by Tokyo Institute
of Technology and high-speed GMSK data down-link
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5. Data collection experiment through internet with the aid of radio amateurs
all over the world Proposing to use VHF for telecommand and UHF for
telemetry down-link and a CW beacon. CW beacon coordinated on 437.275MHz.
Down-link AX.25/SRLL, 1200bps AFSK telemetry on 437.505MHz, and S-band BPSK.



source JE9PEL WEB Page

BUAA-SAT

BUAA-SAT is a university micro-satellite project developed by the students of Beihang University.This student hand-on project is the first attempt to develop a low-cost, new technology demonstration and space scientific exploration, and quick response micro-satellite platform in China. The satellite will be put on a Sun Synchronous Orbit (SSO) with an approximate altitude of 600km.

The primary missions are:
- To study the application of COTS components used in the onboard electronic system
- To demonstrate the coilable mast deployment mechanism
- To carry out imaging using three CMOS cameras

Moreover, it provides a 27dBm U/V FM voice transponder for the use of radio hams world-wide as well as a 20dBm CW beacon and a 27dBm AX.25 beacon also in the 145 MHz band.




Source AMSAT-UK
BUAA_SAT webpage

CSSWE 9K6 TLM RX

UTC 00:40
Orbit # 15
CSSWE 9k6 telemetry @437.345 MHz was received .

ISS Amateur Radio CubeSats to Deploy September 27

JAXA have announced that the deployment of five CubeSats from the International Space Station (ISS) will take place on Thursday, September 27.

Four of the CubeSats carry Amateur Radio payloads, they are F-1, FITSAT-1, WE-WISH and TechEdSat.

The small satellites, just 10cm cubed, were transported to the ISS in the HTV-3 cargo vessel that blasted off on an H-IIB rocket from the Tanegashima Space Center on Saturday, July 21 at 02:06

They arrived at the ISS on July 27 and were unloaded by the Expedition 32 crew.

The CubeSats are mounted in a JEM-Small Satellite Orbital Deployer (J-SSOD). In one pod are FITSAT-1, TechEdSat and F-1 and in the second pod is WeWish and a scientific 2U CubeSat RAIKO. Japanese astronaut Akihiko Hoshide KE5DNI will use the ISS Kibo robot arm to deploy the pods as demonstrated in this video.



Source AMSAT-UK


FITSAT data format
WE-WISH data format
TechEdSat data format
F-1 data format

Source JE9PEL Blog

University of Colorado- Satellite Ground Station

University of Colorado CSSWE, Ground Station

Proiteres satellite telemetery vedio clip

PROITERES is a Japanese amateur radio satellite built by a team of students and faculty members of Osaka Institute of Technology .

PROITERES was launched Sunday, September- 9 -2012

This video clip shows receving cw telemetry data.



Here some frames from the same pass decoded via PROITERES CW Telemetry Decoder.
A software de DK3WN

PROITERES S1 ED 84 7E 00 S2 00 00 00 00
PROITERES S1 ED 84 7D 00 S2 00 00 00 00
PROITERES S1 ED 84 7D 00 S2 00 00 00 00
PROITERES S1 ED 86 7C 00 S2 00 00 00 00
PROITERES S1 ED 85 7C 00 S2 00 00 00 00

Atlas 5 rocket launch set to go today from California

After a six-week delay to unravel a puzzling Range software glitch, United Launch Alliance's Atlas 5 rocket will try again this afternoon to deploy a classified national security payload and batch of hitchhiking cubesats into space from California. Liftoff is targeted for 2:39 p.m. local time (5:39 p.m. EDT; 2139 GMT).

Read more @ spaceflightnow
More info of the cubesat on board @ JE9PEL web

Osaka Institute of Technology - Satellite Ground Station

Osaka Institute of Technology (OIT)

PROITERES satellite website

Proiteres Heard over Africa.

UTC 20:26 20:36
Orbit # 24.
 Max EL 18*.
Signal was so stable and strong from AOS TO LOS , no PreAmp needed.

 Example of TLM frame RX at KK65GP
 proiteres s1 ec 7e 83 00 2 00 00 00 00

PROITERES is a Japanese amateur radio satellite built by a team of students and faculty members of Osaka Institute of Technology (OIT) .
The spacecraft aims to demonstrate powered flight using a Pulsed Plasma Thruster (PPT) engine.

PROITERES was launched Sunday, September 9 at 0423 UT on PSLV-C21 from the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) Satish Dhawan space center.

More Info AMSAT-UK