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eHam.net Forum : Satellites : New Sat in Operation Forum Help

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New Sat in Operation Reply
by K5STZ on October 19, 2009 Mail this to a friend!
The first contacts were made using the amateur radio payload on SumbandilaSat during Sunday evening, October 18th.

From the SumbandilaSat Mission Blog:

During the first morning pass of Sun 18 Oct we have activated the voice beacon (435.350 MHz) at 07:48 UTC and switched on the bent-pipe transponder (uplink 145.880 MHz, downlink 435.350 MHz) during the first evening pass at 19:13 UTC, with several Radio Amateurs then operating through the satellite transponder.

You can listen to a recording made during the evening
pass at
http://previews.matogen.com/sunspace...2009-10-18.mp3

Sumbandila Mission Blog
http://sumbandilamission.blogspot.com/

SumbandilaSat - N2YO Real-Time Satellite Tracking
http://www.n2yo.com/?s=35870

Southern African Amateur Radio Satellite Association
(SA AMSAT)
http://www.amsatsa.org.za/
 
RE: New Sat in Operation Reply
by KG4RUL on October 19, 2009 Mail this to a friend!
URL for the recording is bad!
 
RE: New Sat in Operation Reply
by KG4RUL on October 19, 2009 Mail this to a friend!
URL for the recording is bad!
 
RE: New Sat in Operation Reply
by KG4RUL on October 19, 2009 Mail this to a friend!
Well, that is the first time I have seen the database Error.
 
RE: New Sat in Operation Reply
by KD7MNI on October 21, 2009 Mail this to a friend!
For those who use Orbitron for satellite tracking, do you know if it is inluded in one of the TLE's? And if so, do you know its name? I've looked through the "Amateur" TLE but couldn't find it.

73,

KD7MNI
 
RE: New Sat in Operation Reply
by KB2FCV on October 22, 2009 Mail this to a friend!
Will it's tracking predictions be available on the amsat.org website? Is it something I can integrate into SatPC32 as well?
 
RE: New Sat in Operation Reply
by NH7YS on October 22, 2009 Mail this to a friend!
Look in SCIENCE.TXT

73,
NH7YS


For those who use Orbitron for satellite tracking, do you know if it is inluded in one of the TLE's? And if so, do you know its name? I've looked through the "Amateur" TLE but couldn't find it.

73,

KD7MNI
 
RE: New Sat in Operation Reply
by KO4MA on October 23, 2009 Mail this to a friend!
>Will it's tracking predictions be available on the amsat.org website? Is it something I can integrate into SatPC32 as well?

It's in the AMSAT NASA.ALL keps file as SUMBDILA, and will soon be on the online tracking engine on AMSAT.org. Keep in mind it's not open for general use yet, so it might be awhile before you'll hear anything.

73, Drew KO4MA
 
RE: New Sat in Operation Reply
by KB2FCV on October 23, 2009 Mail this to a friend!
Cool, found it when I updated the keps on SatPC32.
 
RE: New Sat in Operation Reply
by W4CLQ on October 27, 2009 Mail this to a friend!
Audio link:

http://previews.matogen.com/sunspace/assets/galleries/sounds/Sumbandila-FirstActivePass-Recording-2009-10-18.mp3
 

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