SDR# (SDRSharp) SDR# (read SDR Sharp) is a simple, intuitive, small and fast PC-based DSP application for Software Defined Radio. It’s written in C# with both object design correctness and performance in mind. The main purpose is to offer a simple … Continue reading →
STRaND-1 (Surrey Training, Research and Nanosatellite Demonstration) Mission The STRaND programme is intended to be a long-term arrangement between SSTL and the SSC, with STRaND-1 the first of a long line of STRaND nanosatellites. It builds upon a similar programme, … Continue reading →
KiwiSAT – A New Zealand Satellite KiwiSAT will carry both amateur radio communications; and a scientific experiment in small satellite attitude control (ADAC). KiwiSAT development is completed ready for launch into a LEO orbit. Target launch date – mid 2013. … Continue reading →
F-1 Vietnamese Amateur Radio Club F-1 CubeSat is an educational pico-satellite developed by FSpace laboratory, FPT Technology Research Institute, FPT University in Hanoi, Vietnam. The project started in late 2008 and plan to be completed in 2012 with the launch … Continue reading →
13 Oktober 2012 AMSAT-DL Symposium 2012 im Radom des IUZ Blankensteiner Straße 200a 44797 Bochum Germany Program: Time CEST Vortag 10:00 – 11:00 Mike Rupprecht, DK3WN – Neues von den “Kleinen” und seine Arbeit als Satellitenkoordinator für die IARU 11:00 … Continue reading →
The first signals are heard from RS-40 (MiR, Yubileiny-2) Maik Hermenau posted on the Amsat-DL mailinglist that he has received the first Morse-code and Doka-B signals on 435.365 MHz from RS-40. Below the preliminary TLE data Objekt A 1 38733U … Continue reading →