FALTA UN DIA - SABADO 29 DE ENERO A LAS 8 EN PUNTO DE LA MAÑANA - COLEGIO DE MEDICOS DEL ESTADO MONAGAS - LOS ESPERAMOS - BIENVENIDOS
****DEDICADA EXCLUSIVAMENTE A LA RADIOAFICION POR SATELITE DESDE VENEZUELA POR EL MUNDO Y PARA EL MUNDO Y A LA ****ENSEÑANZA Y DIVULGACION DEL AMBITO DIGITAL, SATELITAL Y LA ISS. GRUPO CREADO EL 26 DE DICIEMBRE DE 2009 EN YAHOO.GROUPS, PARA COMPARTIR CONOCIMIENTOS A LA RADIOAFICION. Autor: Manuel Mosquera Ramírez YV5MM Miembro del Radio Club Venezolano # 1347 desde el año 1970 y Asociación de Radioaficionados de Venezuela MIEMBRO PRINCIPAL desde el 18 de Mayo de 1970
miércoles, 26 de enero de 2011
viernes, 21 de enero de 2011
MISION STS 133 - NUEVA FECHA TENTATIVA DE LANZAMIENTO - 24 DE FEBRERO DE 2011 A LAS 4:50 p.m. Eastern Standard Time
Date: Feb. 24 +
Mission: STS-133
Launch Vehicle: Space Shuttle Discovery
Launch Site: Kennedy Space Center - Launch Pad 39A
Launch Time: 4:50 p.m. EST
STS-133 Description: Space shuttle Discovery will deliver the Express Logistics Carrier-4 (ELC-4), a Permanent Multipurpose Module (PMM) and critical spare components to the International Space Station.
Mission: STS-133
Launch Vehicle: Space Shuttle Discovery
Launch Site: Kennedy Space Center - Launch Pad 39A
Launch Time: 4:50 p.m. EST
STS-133 Description: Space shuttle Discovery will deliver the Express Logistics Carrier-4 (ELC-4), a Permanent Multipurpose Module (PMM) and critical spare components to the International Space Station.
REVISTA SAT MAGAZINE - ENERO DE 2011
Compartimos con ustedes la edición de Enero de 2011 de SAT MAGAZINE
jueves, 20 de enero de 2011
martes, 18 de enero de 2011
domingo, 16 de enero de 2011
YASME FOUNDATION - PREMIOS A LA EXCELENCIA 2010 - FELICITACIONES A TODOS
s Premios a la Excelencia YASME se otorgan Loa aquellas personas que a través de su propio servicio, creatividad, esfuerzo y dedicación han hecho una contribución significativa a la causa de la Radioafición. Es el reconocimiento de logros en técnicas, operaciones o de organización ya que los tres son necesarios para que la radioafición pueda crecer y prosperar. Con los Premios a la Excelencia 2010, YASME reconoce a las siguientes personas con el fin de honrarlas e inspirar a otros en nombre de la Radioafición, ahora y en el futuro.
· Ramón Santoyo V, XE1KK que es reconocido por su trabajo en la promoción de la radioafición en México y América Central y su servicio a la comunidad internacional como Secretario de IARU Región 2. Él es un importante promotor de concursos y del World Radiosport Team Championship. Voces como la de Ramón ayudar a la comunidad de radioaficionados a trabajar juntos y al fortalecimiento de nuestra posición y reputación como miembros importantes de la comunidad inalámbrica.
· Makoto (Mako) Mori, JE3HHT que merece mucho crédito por la popularización de RTTY al escribir el módem en software MMTTY y ponerlo a disposición para su integración en los log electrónicos .MMTTY es un gran producto y Mako ha mostrado su invalorable espíritu de radioaficionado con grandes repercusiones.
· Bruce Horn, WA7BNM que continua generando aplicaciones web innovadoras y útiles, incluyendo una actualización completa de su excelente página web Contest Calendar. Su sitio 3830 para la publicación y recopilación de puntuación así como la presentación de logs en el formato Cabrillo son herramientas han cambiado la naturaleza de los deportes en radio.
· Rick Meuthing, KN6KB por el desarrollo de WINMOR nueva tarjeta de sonido digital en software de amplio uso en el mundo del sistema Winlink 2000. Muchos intentos en el pasado de aproximación a PACTOR III protocolo y hardware propietario, habían fallado antes de WINMOR, lo que demuestra la dificultad del problema.
· Mikael Styrefors, SM2O que ha desarrollado la interfaz de control remoto para radios. La capacidad de conectar los radios y los operadores de una forma transparente y confiable a través de Internet es una tecnológica clave en para controlar distancia estaciones HF de alto nivel - en el aire - algo más común cada día.
· Alex Shovkoplyas, VE3NEA por el desarrollo de DX Atlas, Morse runner, HAM-PAC, CW Skimmer, Rocky y otros software innovadores. Los productos de Alex están teniendo un impacto notable en el entorno competitivo de HF. Poner este software a disposición de la comunidad de aficionados a bajo o ningún costo muestra el espíritu de un excelente radioaficionado.
· Pepe Ardid, EA5KB quien hace posible que muchos DXers en América Latina, en algunos, abrumados por deficientes servicios de correos y QSL Bureaus, puedan confirmar los contactos con tarjetas QSL únicas y atractivas. Pepe aporta innumerables horas de servicio en apoyo de sus compañeros aficionados para que puedan seguir participando en una de las tradiciones más preciadas entre la mayoría de los radio aficionados.
The YASME Excellence Awards are given to individuals who through their own service, creativity, effort and dedication have made a significant contribution to the cause of Amateur Radio. The contribution may be in recognition of technical, operating, or organizational achievement as all three are necessary for amateur radio to grow and prosper. With the 2010 Excellence Awards, YASME recognizes the following individuals in order to recognize them and inspire others on behalf of Amateur Radio now and in the future.
- Ramón Santoyo V, XE1KK who is recognized for his work in advancing ham radio in Mexico and Central America and his service to the international radio community as IARU Region 2 Secretary. He is a strong proponent of radiosport and the World Radiosport Team Championships. Voices like Ramón's help the amateur community work together worldwide, strengthening our position and reputation as important members of the wireless community.
- Makoto (Mako) Mori, JE3HHT who deserves much credit for popularizing RTTY by writing the MMTTY software modem and making it available for integration into logging software. MMTTY is a great product and Mako has exhibited great ham spirit with a huge effect.
- Bruce Horn, WA7BNM who continues to generate useful and innovative web applications including a complete upgrade of his excellent contest calendar web site. His 3830 score reporting and compilation service and Cabrillo log submission tools have changed the nature of radiosport.
- Rick Meuthing, KN6KB for developing the new WINMOR sound-card digital mode software now gaining wide use in the worldwide Winlink 2000 system. Many attempts at approaching the performance of the proprietary PACTOR III protocol and hardware failed before WINMOR, attesting to the difficulty of the problem.
- Mikael Styrefors, SM2O who has developed the Remote Radio Control interface. The ability to connect radios and operators transparently and robustly over the Internet is a key technological element of putting top-grade remote HF stations on the air - something more common every day.
- Alex Shovkoplyas, VE3NEA for developing DX Atlas, Morse Runner, HAM-CAP, CW Skimmer, Rocky and other innovative software. Alex's products are making a remarkable impact on the competitive HF operating environment. Making this software available to the amateur community at little or no cost demonstrates excellent ham spirit.
- Pepe Ardid, EA5KB who makes it possible for many Latin American DXers, who are in many cases saddled with deficient postal services and QSL Bureaus, to confirm contacts with attractive and unique QSL cards. Pepe contributes countless hours of service in support of his fellow amateurs so they can continue to participate in one of amateur radio's most cherished traditions.
sábado, 8 de enero de 2011
miércoles, 5 de enero de 2011
Live OSCAR Satellite Status Page
VERY IMPORTANT REPORT SATELLITE PAGE
Esta página web fue creada para dar un único punto de referencia mundial a todos los usuarios del Servicio de Radio Aficionados por satélite y mostrar el estado actualizado de todos los satélites, de hecho como se informa en tiempo real para los usuarios de todo el mundo. Por favor, ayudar a otros y mantenerla actualizada cada vez que acceda a un satélite.
Si
quieres practicar la presentación de informes sin afectar los datos reales, por favor seleccione los satélites AO-98 y AO-99.Gracias y 73s,
David Carr, KD5QGR - en - dcarr.org, sitio para el Desarrollo
Bob Bruninga, WB4APR - en - amsat.org, USNA Estación Terrena Satelital
lunes, 3 de enero de 2011
EVENTO SOBRE SATELITES, MODOS DIGITALES Y LA ISS EN LA CIUDAD DE MATURIN, ESTADO MONAGAS EL 29 DE ENERO DE 2011
SITIO DEL EVENTO: COLEGIO DE MEDICOS DEL ESTADO MONAGAS UBICADO EN LA AVENIDA ROMULO GALLEGOS CON CALLE JOSE MARIA VARGAS - URBANIZACION JUANICO, FRENTE AL AEROPUERTO. MATURIN, ESTADO MONAGAS
INVITACION
PARA TODOS LOS RADIOAFICIONADOS QUE DESEEN PARTICIPAR EN EL EVENTO QUE SE EFECTUARA EL SABADO 29 DE ENERO DE 2011 A PARTIR DE LAS 8 DE LA MAÑANA, EN EL COLEGIO DE MEDICOS DE LA CIUDAD DE MATURIN.
LOS EXPOSITORES SERAN LOS COLEGAS MANUEL MOSQUERA YV5MM, JOSE VICENTE PINTO YV6BTF, REINALDO MENDEZ YV8AD, KARL HLEFTSHAR YV5YA, y / u OTRO COLEGA QUE DESEEN ASISTIRLOS. -- COLABORADORES: RADIO CLUB VENEZOLANO, ANACO - EL TIGRE, RADIO CLUB VENEZOLANO BARCELONA - PUERTO LA CRUZ, ASOCIACION DE RADIOAFICIONADOS DE VENEZUELA, YV6BNI - MANUEL CENTENO, YV8AD - REINALDO MENDEZ, YV8KN - GASPAR BERTOLINO, YV8PZ - BLADIMIR GUERRA, YV6EJI - GERARDO MADURO, YV6BFE - JOSE LUIS CASTILLO, YV6AE - RICARDO ACERO,YV6ALX - LUIS LEON, YV8GU - TULIO RAMIREZ, YV6DYA - LUIS VALDEZ y otros - Por favor traigan su PEN DRIVE y Libreta de Notas
La experiencia adquirida....y ahora compartida....
Tenemos inscritos 72 personas y necesitamos su ratificación a la asistencia del evento a la siguiente dirección: yv5mm@amsat.org
YW6ISS/8
DESDE MATURIN - FJ89
OPERACIONES SATELITALES
Antenas por YV8KN - Tipo Arrow II Yagi
Equipos: Kenwood TS-2000-X + SGNALINK USB
KENWOOD TM-D700A
QSO's en INGLES para VOZ y ESCRITO para Modos Digitales
La guía de hoteles se publicará en el mes de Enero de 2011
SE ENTREGARA CERTIFICADO DE ASISTENCIA
Cordialmente,
Manuel Mosquera R. YV5MM
Radio Club Venezolano # 1347
Amsat N.A. # 38323
ARRL # 7052614
ENERO 1, 2.011
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domingo, 2 de enero de 2011
viernes, 31 de diciembre de 2010
LA AGENCIA ESPACIAL EUROPEA (ESA) REVELA EL MAPA MEJOR CONCEBIDO DE LA TIERRA
ESA unveils latest map of world’s land cover
21 December 2010
ESA’s 2009 global land cover map has been released and is now available to the public online from the ‘GlobCover’ website. GlobCover 2009 proves the sharpest possible global land cover map can be created within a year.
The map was produced using 12 months of data from Envisat’s Medium Resolution Imaging Spectrometer at a resolution of 300 m.
21 December 2010
ESA’s 2009 global land cover map has been released and is now available to the public online from the ‘GlobCover’ website. GlobCover 2009 proves the sharpest possible global land cover map can be created within a year.
The map was produced using 12 months of data from Envisat’s Medium Resolution Imaging Spectrometer at a resolution of 300 m.
ESA and Belgium’s Université catholique de Louvain created the map using software developed by Medias France and Germany’s Brockmann Consult on data collected from 1 January to 31 December 2009. GlobCover 2009 was generated within a year of acquiring the final satellite data.
The map’s legend uses the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation’s Land Cover Classification System.
Some 8000 people have downloaded the previous version, GlobCover 2005. These maps are useful for studying the effects of climate change, conserving biodiversity and managing natural resources.
domingo, 26 de diciembre de 2010
ESTACION ESPACIAL INTERNACIONAL - EXPERIMENTOS LOS DIAS 27 28 Y 29 DE DICIEMBRE DE 2010
Los astronautas a bordo de la Estación Espacial Internacional llevarán a cabo varios experimentos con los radios a bordo, los días 27, 28 y 29 de diciembre de 2010.
El experimento llamado "ET sombra" consiste en enviar señales de radio a una frecuencia de 145.800 y 145.825. Estas señales de radio son recibidas por los radioaficionados entierra y grabado por ellos. Estos audios recibidos deben ser enviados a los siguientes e-mail:
shadow@tsniimash.ru
vastra@mail.ru
Junto con el audio, los radio aficionados deberán enviar todos sus datos como:
Nombre: Indicativo: Dirección: Equipo utilizado: Antena: Situación Geográfica: Hora UTC Recibido: Foto de la foto de la estación o personales
El objetivo de este experimento es la observación de las señales de radio reflejadas por la atmósfera en diferentes localizaciones geográficas y el plasma en el espacio.
Los astronautas a bordo de inyectan una nube de plasma en el espacio y al mismo tiempo envían señales de baliza en la banda VHF para ser recibido por los radioaficionados enla tierra.. Debido a la refracción y la dispersión de las señales en las regiones de sombra la nube de plasma aparecerá al lado del satélite. Cuando el audio subido por aficionados son analizados por los controladores de tierra que se sabe que los puntos en las señales recibidas sufren refracción y no se han recibido provocando una sombra sobre un punto particular de la recepción de la señal.
Estas experiencias servirán para desarrollar nuevos cohetes propulsores que le ayudarán en el viaje espacial en el futuro. También ayudan a los conductores del futuro para desarrollar nuevos equipos de radio que no sufriría los efectos de la refracción o la interferencia con los cortes producidos por nubes en las comunicaciones enviadas por los propulsores de plasma a bordo de la nave espacial.
El experimento llamado "ET sombra" consiste en enviar señales de radio a una frecuencia de 145.800 y 145.825. Estas señales de radio son recibidas por los radioaficionados entierra y grabado por ellos. Estos audios recibidos deben ser enviados a los siguientes e-mail:
shadow@tsniimash.ru
vastra@mail.ru
Junto con el audio, los radio aficionados deberán enviar todos sus datos como:
Nombre: Indicativo: Dirección: Equipo utilizado: Antena: Situación Geográfica: Hora UTC Recibido: Foto de la foto de la estación o personales
El objetivo de este experimento es la observación de las señales de radio reflejadas por la atmósfera en diferentes localizaciones geográficas y el plasma en el espacio.
Los astronautas a bordo de inyectan una nube de plasma en el espacio y al mismo tiempo envían señales de baliza en la banda VHF para ser recibido por los radioaficionados enla tierra.. Debido a la refracción y la dispersión de las señales en las regiones de sombra la nube de plasma aparecerá al lado del satélite. Cuando el audio subido por aficionados son analizados por los controladores de tierra que se sabe que los puntos en las señales recibidas sufren refracción y no se han recibido provocando una sombra sobre un punto particular de la recepción de la señal.
Estas experiencias servirán para desarrollar nuevos cohetes propulsores que le ayudarán en el viaje espacial en el futuro. También ayudan a los conductores del futuro para desarrollar nuevos equipos de radio que no sufriría los efectos de la refracción o la interferencia con los cortes producidos por nubes en las comunicaciones enviadas por los propulsores de plasma a bordo de la nave espacial.
sábado, 18 de diciembre de 2010
BBQ EN INGLATERRA PARA LOS AFICIONADOS A LOS 6 METROS EL SABADO 6 DE AGOSTO DE 2011
G3WOS's 2011 6M BBQ
Hi Manuel, After the great success of the previous BBQs, I am thinking of holding a 6m BBQ (if there is sufficient interest) on Saturday 6th August 2011 in Farnborough, Hampshire UK - so make a note in your diary!
Take a look at the 2005 BBQ web site. As we have always had a good number of non-UK 6m hams attend, I am sending this now so that you can plan your summer around the event by visiting the UK!
[Click on the picture for the GIANT version].
There will be plenty of food and drink, lots of 6m guys to talk to and argue with and XYLs are positively encouraged! I hope that we will see an even better turn out of non-UK 6m enthusiasts. For those wanting to stay over on Friday night, we will get everyone into the same hotel (The Falcon as in 2007) and organise another great 6m dinner for the Friday evening.
There will be several interesting talks to help pass the long hot summer day...
The cost of the BBQ is not yet known but will be around 30 UK POnds and will need to be paid in advance of the event.
Hi Manuel, After the great success of the previous BBQs, I am thinking of holding a 6m BBQ (if there is sufficient interest) on Saturday 6th August 2011 in Farnborough, Hampshire UK - so make a note in your diary!
Take a look at the 2005 BBQ web site. As we have always had a good number of non-UK 6m hams attend, I am sending this now so that you can plan your summer around the event by visiting the UK![Click on the picture for the GIANT version].
There will be plenty of food and drink, lots of 6m guys to talk to and argue with and XYLs are positively encouraged! I hope that we will see an even better turn out of non-UK 6m enthusiasts. For those wanting to stay over on Friday night, we will get everyone into the same hotel (The Falcon as in 2007) and organise another great 6m dinner for the Friday evening.
There will be several interesting talks to help pass the long hot summer day...
The cost of the BBQ is not yet known but will be around 30 UK POnds and will need to be paid in advance of the event.
I know it's a long way off, but if you are interested in attending PLEASE send me an email. If I don't don't hear from you I could assume there is no interest and cancel as I had to do in 2010!73 Chris G3WOS - chris@gare.co.uk
martes, 14 de diciembre de 2010
26 AÑOS DE VIDA Y EL OSCAR 11 CONTINUA ENVIANDO SEÑALES A TIERRA - INFORMACION DEL COLEGA MAURICIO BERALDO PY4MAB EN EL GRUPO ISS FAN CLUB DE BRASIL
De: py4mab
> Assunto: [ISSFANCLUBEBRASIL] Satelite Oscar 11 continua ativo após 26 anos
> Para: ISSFANCLUBEBRASIL@yahoogrupos.com.br
> Data: Quinta-feira, 2 de Dezembro de 2010, 15:10
>
>
> O satélite Oscar 11 esta completando 26 anos em órbita e continua enviando sinais para a Terra.
>
> No período de 29 de outubro a 30 de novembro de 2010 estações de todo o mundo receberam sinais do satélite. O satélite permaneceu ativo por esse período porque passou por um grande período de iluminação proporcionada pelo Sol. Um novo período de iluminação esta para iniciar no dia 10 de dezembro de 2010 e possivelmente o satélite voltará a ativa.
>
> A maioria dos sinais recebidos por Radioamadores em Terra foram sinais fracos indicando a baixa capacidade das baterias do satélite. O relógio a bordo do Oscar 11 esta muito estável ganhando oito segundos em novembro. Esse comportamento do relógio mostra que o satélite esta funcionando da mesma forma que há 26 anos atrás.
>
> O satélite funcionando nos períodos de eclipse e a estabilidade do relógio sugerem que alguma parte do sistema pode ter falhado recentemente, (circuito aberto), reduzindo assim o consumo de energia global do sistema e permite que mais energia seja armazenada pelo satélite nos períodos de eclipse.
>
> Quando foi coletado os sinais de telemetria do Oscar 11 os controladores do satélite observaram uma fuga inexplicável de energia mas essa falha já não acontece recentemente.
>
> Os controladores do satélite Oscar 11 pedem a todos os radioamadores que ajudem na recepção dos sinais e toda recepção pode ser postada nesta pagina abaixo:
>
> http://oscar.dcarr.org/index.php
>
> As freqüências do Oscar 11 são:
>
> Sinais do Beacon
> VHF 145.826 MHz. AFSK FM ASCII Telemetria
> UHF 435.025 MHz. OFF
> S-band 2401.5 MHz. OFF
>
> MAURICIO BERALDO PY4MAB
> Py4mab@...
> http://br.groups.yahoo.com/group/ISSFANCLUBEBRASIL
>
>
>
>
> Assunto: [ISSFANCLUBEBRASIL] Satelite Oscar 11 continua ativo após 26 anos
> Para: ISSFANCLUBEBRASIL@yahoogrupos.com.br
> Data: Quinta-feira, 2 de Dezembro de 2010, 15:10
>
>
> O satélite Oscar 11 esta completando 26 anos em órbita e continua enviando sinais para a Terra.
>
> No período de 29 de outubro a 30 de novembro de 2010 estações de todo o mundo receberam sinais do satélite. O satélite permaneceu ativo por esse período porque passou por um grande período de iluminação proporcionada pelo Sol. Um novo período de iluminação esta para iniciar no dia 10 de dezembro de 2010 e possivelmente o satélite voltará a ativa.
>
> A maioria dos sinais recebidos por Radioamadores em Terra foram sinais fracos indicando a baixa capacidade das baterias do satélite. O relógio a bordo do Oscar 11 esta muito estável ganhando oito segundos em novembro. Esse comportamento do relógio mostra que o satélite esta funcionando da mesma forma que há 26 anos atrás.
>
> O satélite funcionando nos períodos de eclipse e a estabilidade do relógio sugerem que alguma parte do sistema pode ter falhado recentemente, (circuito aberto), reduzindo assim o consumo de energia global do sistema e permite que mais energia seja armazenada pelo satélite nos períodos de eclipse.
>
> Quando foi coletado os sinais de telemetria do Oscar 11 os controladores do satélite observaram uma fuga inexplicável de energia mas essa falha já não acontece recentemente.
>
> Os controladores do satélite Oscar 11 pedem a todos os radioamadores que ajudem na recepção dos sinais e toda recepção pode ser postada nesta pagina abaixo:
>
> http://oscar.dcarr.org/index.php
>
> As freqüências do Oscar 11 são:
>
> Sinais do Beacon
> VHF 145.826 MHz. AFSK FM ASCII Telemetria
> UHF 435.025 MHz. OFF
> S-band 2401.5 MHz. OFF
>
> MAURICIO BERALDO PY4MAB
> Py4mab@...
> http://br.groups.yahoo.com/group/ISSFANCLUBEBRASIL
>
>
>
>
viernes, 3 de diciembre de 2010
CAMSAT - XW-1 / HO-68 11 de Enero de 2011 hasta el 16 de Enero de 2011
XW-1 schedule
11 Jan 2011
00:00...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
NA,East Asia,Oceania
00:45...Turn Off
01:59...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
North Asia,East Asia,South Asia
02:14...Turn Off
10:05...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
NA,East Asia,Oceania
10:50...Turn Off
12:50...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Europe,NA,South America
13:35...Turn Off
16:05...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
India, Africa,Europe,NA
South America
16:50...Turn Off
17:40...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Africa,Middle East,Europe,NA
18:25...Turn Off
19:15...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Africa,Middle East,Europe,NA
20:00...Turn Off
12 Jan 2011
23:40...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
North Asia,East Asia,South Asia
00:25...Turn Off
01:41...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
North Asia,East Asia,South Asia
01:55...Turn Off
12:35...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
North Asia,East Asia,South Asia
13:20...Turn Off
17:35...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Africa,India,Middle East
Europe,NA
18:20...Turn Off
19:05...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Africa,Europe,NA
19:50...Turn Off
20:45...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Africa,Europe,NA
21:30...Turn Off
13 Jan 2011
23:25...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Oceania,Asia,Europe,NA
00:10...Turn Off
01:20...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
North Asia,East Asia,South Asia
02:05...Turn Off
14:05...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Europe, NA,South America
14:50...Turn Off
17:15...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
India,Africa,Europe,NA
18:00...Turn Off
18:45...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
India,Africa,Europe,NA
19:30...Turn Off
20:30...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Africa,Europe,NA
21:15...Turn Off
23:05...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
NA,North Asia, Oceania
23:50...Turn Off
14 Jan 2011
01:00...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
North Asia,East Asia,South Asia
01:45...Turn Off
13:45...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Europe, NA,South America
14:30...Turn Off
17:00...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Africa,Europe,NA
17:45...Turn Off
18:30...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
India,Africa,Europe,NA
19:15...Turn Off
20:15...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Africa,Europe,NA
21:00...Turn Off
22:50...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
North Asia,East Asia,
South Asia,Oceania
23:35...Turn Off
15 Jan 2011
02:34...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
North Asia,East Asia,South Asia
Oceania
02:50...Turn Off
13:30...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Europe,NA,South America
14:15...Turn Off
16:45...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Africa,Europe,NA
17:30...Turn Off
18:30...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
India,Africa,Europe,NA
19:15...Turn Off
19:55...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Africa,Europe,NA
20:40...Turn Off
22:35...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
North Asia,East Asia,
South Asia,Oceania
23:20...Turn Off
16 Jan 2011
02:22...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
North Asia,East Asia,South Asia
Oceania
02:37...Turn Off
13:15...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Europe,NA,South America
14:00...Turn Off
00:00...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
NA,East Asia,Oceania
00:45...Turn Off
01:59...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
North Asia,East Asia,South Asia
02:14...Turn Off
10:05...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
NA,East Asia,Oceania
10:50...Turn Off
12:50...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Europe,NA,South America
13:35...Turn Off
16:05...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
India, Africa,Europe,NA
South America
16:50...Turn Off
17:40...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Africa,Middle East,Europe,NA
18:25...Turn Off
19:15...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Africa,Middle East,Europe,NA
20:00...Turn Off
12 Jan 2011
23:40...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
North Asia,East Asia,South Asia
00:25...Turn Off
01:41...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
North Asia,East Asia,South Asia
01:55...Turn Off
12:35...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
North Asia,East Asia,South Asia
13:20...Turn Off
17:35...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Africa,India,Middle East
Europe,NA
18:20...Turn Off
19:05...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Africa,Europe,NA
19:50...Turn Off
20:45...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Africa,Europe,NA
21:30...Turn Off
13 Jan 2011
23:25...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Oceania,Asia,Europe,NA
00:10...Turn Off
01:20...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
North Asia,East Asia,South Asia
02:05...Turn Off
14:05...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Europe, NA,South America
14:50...Turn Off
17:15...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
India,Africa,Europe,NA
18:00...Turn Off
18:45...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
India,Africa,Europe,NA
19:30...Turn Off
20:30...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Africa,Europe,NA
21:15...Turn Off
23:05...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
NA,North Asia, Oceania
23:50...Turn Off
14 Jan 2011
01:00...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
North Asia,East Asia,South Asia
01:45...Turn Off
13:45...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Europe, NA,South America
14:30...Turn Off
17:00...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Africa,Europe,NA
17:45...Turn Off
18:30...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
India,Africa,Europe,NA
19:15...Turn Off
20:15...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Africa,Europe,NA
21:00...Turn Off
22:50...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
North Asia,East Asia,
South Asia,Oceania
23:35...Turn Off
15 Jan 2011
02:34...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
North Asia,East Asia,South Asia
Oceania
02:50...Turn Off
13:30...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Europe,NA,South America
14:15...Turn Off
16:45...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Africa,Europe,NA
17:30...Turn Off
18:30...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
India,Africa,Europe,NA
19:15...Turn Off
19:55...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Africa,Europe,NA
20:40...Turn Off
22:35...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
North Asia,East Asia,
South Asia,Oceania
23:20...Turn Off
16 Jan 2011
02:22...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
North Asia,East Asia,South Asia
Oceania
02:37...Turn Off
13:15...Turn On--FM/PACSAT
Europe,NA,South America
14:00...Turn Off
NanoSail-D2
NanoSail-D2Spacecraft Summary
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Detailed DescriptionNASA satellite with a solar sail experiment. The satellite will be deployed from FASTSAT approximately 7 days after launch. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Radio Aurora Explorer (RAX) student-built satellite is in orbit
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Detailed DescriptionRAX is a NSF funded triple cubesat mission to study space weather. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
O/OREOS
O/OREOSSpacecraft Summary
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Detailed DescriptionNASA astrobiology satellite with amateur radio beacon. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
FASTRAC 2
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Detailed DescriptionFASTRAC 2 is half of a pair of student-built nanosatellites to investigate relative navigation, attitude determination with GPS, and a micro-discharge plasma thruster. Amateurs are encouraged to submit telemetry from both satellites via the project website. After the primary science mission is completed, both satellites may be opened for general amateur radio use as digipeaters. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
FASTRAC 1
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Detailed DescriptionFASTRAC 1 is half of a pair of student-built nanosatellites to investigate relative navigation, attitude determination with GPS, and a micro-discharge plasma thruster. Amateurs are encouraged to submit telemetry from both satellites via the project website. After the primary science mission is completed, both satellites may be opened for general amateur radio use as digipeaters. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
miércoles, 1 de diciembre de 2010
martes, 30 de noviembre de 2010
D2QV en CATOCA, ANGOLA en QSO en SSTV con YV5MM en ANACO, VENEZUELA
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Valeriy Grabovskiy Province Lunda Sul-Saurimo, Angola   |
domingo, 28 de noviembre de 2010
viernes, 26 de noviembre de 2010
jueves, 25 de noviembre de 2010
SATELITE FO-29
Mineo Wakita, JE9PEL disse que recebeu sinais do satélite FO-29 no dia 16 de novembro de 2010 as 07:46 UTC. Sinais fortes foram recebidos também pelo Radioamador Rick, WA4NVM que manteve contato com Kerry, WC7V utilizando o satélite com apenas 2 graus de elevação.
Duas semanas atrás Yutaka Murata, JA1COU reportou a JARL que o satélite FO-29 estava em silencio porque suas baterias estavam intercalando altas e baixas temperaturas devido a grande utilização do satélite por Radioamadores e operações continuas.
Os controladores do satélite FO-29 esperam que a temperatura a bordo do satélite caia com os períodos de eclipse.
O período de eclipse do satélite FO-29 para novembro será:
Dia 1 de Novembro 0% (iluminação total)
Dia 20 de Novembro 14%
Dia 30 de novembro 30 17%
MAURICIO BERALDO PY4MAB
Py4mab@amsat.org
http://br.groups.yahoo.com/
Duas semanas atrás Yutaka Murata, JA1COU reportou a JARL que o satélite FO-29 estava em silencio porque suas baterias estavam intercalando altas e baixas temperaturas devido a grande utilização do satélite por Radioamadores e operações continuas.
Os controladores do satélite FO-29 esperam que a temperatura a bordo do satélite caia com os períodos de eclipse.
O período de eclipse do satélite FO-29 para novembro será:
Dia 1 de Novembro 0% (iluminação total)
Dia 20 de Novembro 14%
Dia 30 de novembro 30 17%
MAURICIO BERALDO PY4MAB
Py4mab@amsat.org
http://br.groups.yahoo.com/
Expedition 25 Hands Over the Space Station to Expedition 26 From: NASAtelevision | November 24, 2010
http://www.youtube.com/NASATelevision#p/a/u/1/sBkiOt3zjWI
miércoles, 24 de noviembre de 2010
Radio Aurora Explorer (RAX) student-built satellite is in orbit
http://www.engin.umich.edu/newscenter/feature/studentspaceresearch/
Radio Aurora Explorer (RAX) student-built satellite is in orbit
11/20/2010 College of Engineering
The first standalone satellite built by Michigan Engineering students to orbit the Earth and perform a science mission was successfully launched on Nov. 19, 2010 from Kodiak, Alaska.
The Radio Aurora Explorer, or RAX, weighs 6.5 pounds and is the size of a loaf of bread. Its first signals were detected by a HAM radio operator in Hawaii a few hours after launch. More details are at the RAX team website.
The satellite's primary mission is to study how plasma instabilities in the highest layers of the atmosphere disrupt communication and navigation signals between Earth and orbiting satellites. Working with scientists, students will use the data from RAX to build models that can forecast when these anomalies will occur, so that operators can plan for the disruptions. Watch a video about RAX.
Across the College, undergrads and grad students alike have opportunities to participate in space research projects. RAX is part of an impressive space enterprise at Michigan Engineering.
Students recently launched a weather balloon that reached the edge of space at 97,000 feet. Watch a video by the Detroit Free Press (3:41). Students routinely have the opportunity to test prototypes and conduct other experiments in microgravity as part of NASA’s Reduced Gravity Education Flight Program.The 2010 team also took journalist Melissa Jun Rowley along for the weightless ride.
U-M faculty and researchers built or are involved with instruments on 14 spacecraft currently deployed throughout the solar system. A host of other orbiting or sub-orbital satellite projects are underway through the Space Physics Research Lab.
NUEVOS SATELITES FASTRAC 1 Y FASTRAC 2
For Radio Operators: Overview
Participation
The FASTRAC mission is divided into two basic phases. Both mission phases rely heavily on the participation of the amateur radio community.
The first phase is the science portion of the mission. During this phase the two satellites will be sharing GPS data as long as they are within range of each other. The GPS data will be processed on board each satellite and then stored in flash memory to calculate an on-orbit relative navigation solution. Also, the satellites will be performing attitude determination with the GPS receiver. FASTRAC 1 will be firing the micro-discharge plasma thruster whenever the thrust vector is within 15 degrees of the anti-velocity vector. The data will be relayed to the ground when the satellite is in communication with a ground station. A coordination plan is being developed so that participating amateur radio ground stations can play a major role in collecting this data and relaying it back to this Web site.
The second phase of the mission begins by reconfiguring the satellites for use by the amateur radio community. The satellites will be reconfigured so that they can be used as digipeaters and form part of the Automatic Position Reporting System (APRS) network. The capabilities of these satellites are governed largely by the functionality of the Kantronics KPC9612-Plus TNC. The satellites will be reconfigured after the primary mission to serve on the APRS network. As an amateur radio operator, your feedback is important to us. If you have any comments or suggestions involving the FASTRAC satellites, please contact us and they will be seriously considered.
If you have any data for us, you can give us the data by going here and creating an account.
Tracking the Satellites
Once the FASTRAC satellites are in orbit, any amateur radio operator can track and collect data from either satellite using the frequencies in the table below. If data is successfully received by an amateur radio operator, they can upload on the link shared above above so that it can be interpreted and shared with the team. The satellites will be transmitting at approximately 1 W of power. Below are the frequencies used by the satellites.
| FASTRAC 1 "Sara Lily" | FASTRAC 2 "Emma" | |
| Downlink(1200/9600 Baud) | 437.345 MHz FM | 145.825 MHz FM |
| Beacon (1200 Baud) | 437.345 MHz AX.25 1200 AFSK | 145.825 MHz AX.25 1200 AFSK |
| Uplink (1200 Baud) | 145.980 MHz FM | 435.025 MHz FM |
| Uplink (9600 Baud) | 145.825 MHz FM | 437.345 MHz FM |
| Satellite Call Sign | FAST1 | FAST2 |
The most updated Two Line Elements of the satellites are given here
After powerup and an initial checkout period, the satellites will start beaconing their telemetry every 3 minutes which is made up of printable ascii characters. When the satellites establish a crosslink with each other, which they will attempt to every 15 minutes, they will exchange gps data to compute a real-time relative navigation solution. For a description of all different data messages on the satellites, please check out the Data User Manual for a detailed description and information on how to decode the messages
Satellite Communication Subsystem Requirements
The FASTRAC satellite communications system must fulfill two primary mission requirements. The first requirement is the transmission of collected data to the network of both university and amateur-run ground stations.
The second requirement is the sharing of GPS data between the two satellites. This is necessary because a big part of the FASTRAC mission is proving that clusters of inexpensive satellites can figure out where they are in relation to each other. This will allow future satellite constellations to actually maintain a desired shape for purposes such as astronomy, radar, or communication.
Satellite Communication Structure
Each FASTRAC satellite is equipped with two Hamtronics receivers and one transmitter. FASTRAC 1 carries two R100 VHF receivers and a single TA451 UHF transmitter. FRASTRAC 2 carries two R451 UHF receivers and one TA51 VHF transmitter.
The VHF/UHF receivers work together to provide uplink and crosslink capabilities. The VHF/UHF transmitters and receivers on both satellites form a duplexing pair that allows the crosslink to take place. The transmitters are also used to relay the stored data to the ground.
The radios on each satellite are connected to a dual port Kantronics KPC9612+ terminal node controller. The TNC will crosslink data at 9600 bps and downlink data at either 1200 bps or 9600 bps, depending on the speed of the uplink connection. The TNC will also beacon its call-sign and telemetry.
FASTRAC Radio Operators
The FASTRAC team is composed almost entirely of engineering undergraduates and graduate students at the University of Texas. Virtually none of us had our amateur radio licenses when we began the design of the FASTRAC satellites. This has changed. The following team members are now part of the amateur radio community.
- Dr. Glenn Lightsey, KE5DDG
- Sebastian Munoz, KE5FKV
- Tena Wang KE5BWD
- Thomas Campbell KD5TIO
- Greg Holt KE5BJC
- Shaun Stewart KD5SZV
- Emily Burrough KE5BMG
- Millan Diaz-Aguado KG6MNE
- Gary Rainey KM5TY (President of UTARC)
- Phillip Eckhoff KS4JV
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