RE: ARLA/CLUSTER: Novos satélites chineses para radioamadores vão incluir transponders em HF

[CS7ALB - Rui Brito da Silva]

Boa tarde a todo/as.

Dúvida: Existe/m na rede de Satélites para amador, algum/ns satélite/s geoestacionário/s que se possam usar? Ou são todos Satélites de passagem?

E já agora, onde posso obter essa lista de Satélites disponíveis para o nosso país?

Sem outro assunto de momento

Cumprimentos

Rui Brito da Silva
CS7ALB
93 634 52 33

Não é um papel que diz aquilo que somos, mas sim, o que fazemos.
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De: cluster-bounces  radio-amador.net <cluster-bounces  radio-amador.net> Em nome de João Costa > CT1FBF
Enviada: 24 de maio de 2018 17:35
Para: Cluster-ARLA <cluster  radio-amador.net>
Assunto: ARLA/CLUSTER: Novos satélites chineses para radioamadores vão incluir transponders em HF

Amateur Radio transponders on planned Chinese satellites to include HF

China's Amateur Radio Satellite organization, CAMSAT, has released some details of three new Amateur Radio satellites that could be launched as early as September. Two of the satellites, CAS-5A and CAS-6, will carry transponders, and one of them will have HF capability.

CAS-5A is a 6U CubeSat. It will have an HF/HF (21/29 MHz) mode linear transponder; an HF/UHF (21/435 MHz) mode linear transponder; an HF CW telemetry beacon; VHF/UHF mode linear transponder; a VHF/UHF mode FM transponder; a UHF CW telemetry beacon, and UHF AX.25 4,000/9,600-baud GMSK Telemetry. Transponders will have 30 kHz passbands, except for the H/U unit, which will be 15 kHz.

The tiny CAS-5B, weighing 1/2 kilogram, will be deployed from CAS-5A in orbit. It will carry a UHF CW beacon on an Amateur Radio frequency. It will be placed into a 539 x 533 kilometer, 97.5-degree orbit.

CAS-5A/B will launch from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center.

CAS-6, a 50-kilogram microsat, will include a VHF CW telemetry beacon; a U/V mode 20 kHz linear transponder, and AX.25 4,800-baud GMSK telemetry downlink. It will also carry an atmospheric wind detector and other systems that will operate on non-amateur frequencies.

A launch at sea is planned for CAS-6 from the China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology. The microsat will be placed into a 579 x 579 kilometer, 45-degree orbit.

AMSAT has applied to the International Amateur Radio Union (IARU) to coordinate frequencies for all three spacecraft

Fronte: The American Radio Relay League<http://www.arrl.org/>


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