I was hoping to use ikhonos for TLE correction of ConnectaT1.2 but I could not find documentation on how to do it. Could we do it without CW but lots of data from different observations?
However several people use directly strf tools for scanning the frequencies and generate such data with more accuracy. Like the one @EelkeVisser used above.
I added one “test” transmitter for STAR VIBE - it’s a mission with polish payload, and I managed to ask the person from this company about the frequencies - they said it’s UHF (437.025 MHz) and Sband.
@UX5UL I’ve seen you have suggested a transmitter for PolyItan HP-30, and you have marked it as IARU coordinated. Is there any link on this coordination as I’m unable to find it in this list.
Martin, was hoping that I might have some good news for you from the 0320utc pass over the U.S. tonight (05-Jan-2023), but while the timing & frequency was right, the baud rate & modulation (4k8 AX.100) was not. However, just to be ABSOLUTELY safe, I wanted to post to make sure this was not your satellite.
Thanks @UX5UL I didn’t noticed that QBUA01 is PolyItan HP-30 and that we had duplicate entries in DB… I’ll merge them and fix the transmitter entry to link to the IARU coordination.
EDIT: Changing the current entry is done and merging the duplicate entry too.
EDIT2: Scheduled several observations for it with the right transmitter/frequency and removed the wrong ones.
Thanks @fredy, but I want to note that the modulation will be BPSK 9600 (USB)
I know this for sure, because I communicate with the developer and manufacturer…
The previous TLE started to deviate a little bit. I also noticed, that the Celestrak TLE I used as a basis had a high drag term. This is probably true for other satellites as well, and now caused trouble to fit the fresh data. I choose to use a lower drag value, that I took from the similar predecessor BDSAT. Now I can get a satisfying fit.
From the observations of the last days it seems that Chemira Leo is mute.
Anyone have news about Orbiter SN1? There is no official information since its launch.
I’m only hearing 3rd-party impressions that payload owners are not enthusiastic that there will ever be any deployment of their sats.
We’ve seen that turn-around in past missions (malfunctioning deployers that eventually deploy at least SOME objects), so let’s hope something might still happen for these satellites.