mark your calendars – InnoCube’s first birthday in orbit takes place on the 14th of January!
To celebrate this special occasion, we would like to schedule another CW beacon event, similar to our previous one (the Christmas beacon event). That event was a great success and a lot of fun, so we are excited to do it again with you.
On the 14th of January, InnoCube will transmit a CW beacon over multiple locations. Each transmission will last approximately 2–3 minutes while sending the beacon continuously. The frequency is: 437.02 MHz.
If you would like to receive the beacon on InnoCube’s birthday, please provide the desired start time (UTC) for the beacon transmission at your location below this message and we will schedule it accordingly. Please send your requested time no later than the 12th of January, 2026, 08:00 UTC. After this deadline, we cannot guarantee that the beacon can be scheduled in time for your location.
In addition, we will be sending out special anniversary eQSL cards to everyone who successfully receives and decodes the beacon. To receive an eQSL card, please send an email with proof of reception to tubsat31@gmail.com by the 21st of January, and be sure to include “InnoCube Anniversary Beacon” in the subject line.
My name is Kliden (OA4DEX), a radio amateur from Peru. I would like to kindly request, if possible, the activation of CW transmissions from the INNOCUBE satellite during its passes over Peru, according to the following schedules (UTC):
January 14, 2026 UTC
Maximum elevation: 52°
AOS: 04:10:45
LOS: 04:22:09
January 14, 2026 UTC
Maximum elevation: 38.1°
AOS: 16:06:15
LOS: 16:17:21
January 15, 2026 UTC
Maximum elevation: 61.7°
AOS: 03:49:24
LOS: 04:00:48
Great! I missed the submission deadline for the last event, and I hope to have the opportunity to receive a beacon this time. I am located in Xuzhou, China, and I had multiple transits on the 14th. One of them had an elevation angle of 74.4 degrees, which is fantastic. Detailed transit information is as follows. I hope you can arrange for a launch. Thank you