Nothing heard.
I think at this point we can safely say the satellite has decayed. So, had those last SSDV’s been successful, this is the image it would have transmitted:
Thanks again to the entire SilverSat team!.
All the very best
Thank you! It was a nice journey! ![]()
thank you! superb ssdv cube sat! hope there will be silversat-2 , silversat-3, … ![]()
What a ride! What a ride!
What a great jorney we all did. So much new to learn, to improve skills. This chapter is over but now it is time to start a new one.
A tribute to a one small spinny satellite, that makes me to return to one of my previous projects that I almost trow into a trashbin, but now it is a great device that helps me a lot in satellite observation hobby.
Many thanks to the team and best regards!
what is that?
You might seen it in this thread already. My portable helical antenna. I’ve done many receptions since that time. That even 0.5-0.6W cubesats are going great with it.
ah i remember. helical with desolde wick copper braid right?
genius idea for portable
A bit late to post but thank you very much for SilverSat team and everyone that helped me!
My first physical QSL card from mainland US ![]()
Those paper cards are the best, aren’t they! Sorry to see yours had a struggle to get to you, tho… Congrats!
I am also very late, but i finally recieved the qsl card after a three month wait here in Ukraine! This is the first ever qsl card i have gotten for recieving a satellite signal and for that i am very thankful to the SilverSat team!
Dear SilverSat Operations Team,
I apologize for the delay in sending my thanks.
I received the SilverSat QSL card in May. Thank you very much for taking the time to send me a physical QSL card by international mail.
I was especially delighted to see the greeting “Konnichiwa” written in Japanese on the card. It was a very thoughtful touch and made me feel warmly welcomed!
I sincerely wish the SilverSat team continued success with your future projects and satellite activities.
Thank you again for the wonderful QSL card.
Best regards,
Kazuki NISHIOKA, JF6FYI





