It looks like that NINJASAT has limited transmissions. From two of them I’ve generated the TLE set bellow, hopefully is accurate enough to keep it in the field of view of the stations when it transmit again:
NINJASAT
1 99006U 23325.40000000 .00000000 00000-0 84388-4 0 01
2 99006 97.4829 39.2992 0009399 342.8375 12.7149 15.15574275 07
In observation SatNOGS Network - Observation 8548670 there is a similar signal that @PE0SAT managed to demodulate and find similar frames with the one of @N6RFM post.
This makes a little stronger the possibility of this being NINJASAT.
Hi @fredy,
Currently, we only track UHF data on SatNOGS. Since we will open S-Band in the future, we deleted the existing S-Band transmitters in order not to occupy the stations.
No need to delete, we can set them as inactive for now 
It seems that the previous TLE for PEARL 1C was off, I’ve recalculated one, not very very accurate but much better that the previous we used:
PEARL 1C
1 99009U 23325.40000000 .00000000 00000-0 16011-2 0 00
2 99009 97.4857 36.4196 0010615 27.9614 335.3182 15.15656154 04
99025 ION SCV-013 ULTIMATE HUG strf observations over last 24 hours and resulting TLE
1 99025U 23325.95555556 .00000000 00000-0 71105-4 0 06
2 99025 97.4837 38.7502 0015373 231.5222 237.3442 15.14398988 07
99025_20231121_2256UTC_combined.dat (1.6 KB)
site.txt (51 Bytes)
NinjaSat
Riken, Japan
https://wakky.asablo.jp/blog/2023/11/22/9636371
402.000MHz, 2k4_GMSK mode-U (LightSat-1 framing)
USA pass at 0332utc (22-Nov-2023) produced 5 (!!) 2k4 decodes from DJIBOUTI-1A.
Strongest I’ve seen those little 2k4 packets and it’s pouring down rain here at the moment. I hope the Team is getting their data from SatNogs - they should be very proud of how this sat is performing, especially for a 1st effort!
DJIBOUTI-1A
Centre Spatial Universitaire de Montpellier, Djibouti
401.800MHz, 2k4_FSK, callsign:DJIB1A
Hi @fredy ,
Can we change the currently used CONNECTA T3.1 and CONNECTA T3.2 TLEs created by SatNOGS to following TLEs ?
CONNECTA T3.1
1 88301U 23325.74282862 +.00013944 +00000+0 +77822-3 0 0017
2 88301 97.4790 38.5016 0010071 246.2128 113.8048 15.13617615002110
CONNECTA T3.2
1 88313U 23325.74340014 +.00009383 +00000+0 +52680-3 0 0011
2 88313 97.4809 38.5034 0010547 247.2210 112.7907 15.13499738002111
Thanks @satcolintel5 @je9pel @K4KDR and @ps_observer for the info!
Some comments:
About NINJASAT while it is probably the one we received and we’ve seen on other obs, the limited transmissions (receptions in SatNOGS) and the not confirmed frequency make hard to be 100% sure. I’ve tried to contact the team but I didn’t get any response, maybe too busy or my email went on spam folder. So, the only solution keep watching and waiting to see if these signals belong to the T9 launch.
About DJIBUTI 1A, indeed very good performance!
About the TLE sets, I’m checking them and adding them to DB in the next hour.
According to AMSAT-EA announcement (Nov’21):
HADES-D will be deployed on November 24 or 27 (11/21/2023)
D-Orbit has concluded the testing operations of the ION SCV-013 orbital transfer vehicle (OTV), so the deployment phase of the satellites contained therein will begin shortly. Telemetry data confirms that the orbiter is healthy and working properly.
There is still no confirmation of the exact deployment times, but it is considered Friday the 24th or Monday the 27th. As soon as we know, including the time, this news will be updated.
About other passangers, probably ROM-3 (thanks given to Felix, EA4GQS)
73, Rafael
The TLE of the KAFASAT satellite is old and is not correct.
Please also update the TLE of the KAFASAT satellite.
TLE for CONNECTA satellites and ION SCV-013 has been updated. Bellow are the same TLE for CONNECTA using the temporary NORAD ID we use in DB:
CONNECTA T3.1
1 99031U 23325.74282862 +.00013944 +00000+0 +77822-3 0 0019
2 99031 97.4790 38.5016 0010071 246.2128 113.8048 15.13617615002112
CONNECTA T3.2
1 99030U 23325.74340014 +.00009383 +00000+0 +52680-3 0 0019
2 99030 97.4809 38.5034 0010547 247.2210 112.7907 15.13499738002119
I’ll try to produce a new TLE set later today.
@ea4bpn I’ll make sure that we will have some observations scheduled on Friday for HADES-D and ROM-3. If you get any updates, let us know!
From tinygs telegram there is the info that Apogeo satellites have been deployed today from ION deployer.
Bellow are the TLE sets that will be used for them in DB, the TLE are based on @satcolintel5 latest TLE set for the ION deployer with their NORAD ID changed to fit the temporary one that is used in DB:
PICO-1A-1
1 99024U 23325.95555556 .00000000 00000-0 71105-4 0 05
2 99024 97.4837 38.7502 0015373 231.5222 237.3442 15.14398988 06
PICO-1A-2
1 99023U 23325.95555556 .00000000 00000-0 71105-4 0 04
2 99023 97.4837 38.7502 0015373 231.5222 237.3442 15.14398988 05
PICO-1A-3
1 99022U 23325.95555556 .00000000 00000-0 71105-4 0 03
2 99022 97.4837 38.7502 0015373 231.5222 237.3442 15.14398988 04
PICO-1A-4
1 99021U 23325.95555556 .00000000 00000-0 71105-4 0 02
2 99021 97.4837 38.7502 0015373 231.5222 237.3442 15.14398988 03
PICO-1A-5
1 99020U 23325.95555556 .00000000 00000-0 71105-4 0 01
2 99020 97.4837 38.7502 0015373 231.5222 237.3442 15.14398988 02
PICO-1A-6
1 99019U 23325.95555556 .00000000 00000-0 71105-4 0 09
2 99019 97.4837 38.7502 0015373 231.5222 237.3442 15.14398988 00
PICO-1A-7
1 99018U 23325.95555556 .00000000 00000-0 71105-4 0 08
2 99018 97.4837 38.7502 0015373 231.5222 237.3442 15.14398988 09
PICO-1A-8
1 99017U 23325.95555556 .00000000 00000-0 71105-4 0 07
2 99017 97.4837 38.7502 0015373 231.5222 237.3442 15.14398988 08
PICO-1A-9
1 99016U 23325.95555556 .00000000 00000-0 71105-4 0 06
2 99016 97.4837 38.7502 0015373 231.5222 237.3442 15.14398988 07
EDIT:
Due to the size difference between ION deployer and the PICO satellites, these TLE sets are expected to be non-accurate soon.
New TLE for KAFASAT:
KAFASAT
1 99028U 23326.60000000 .00000000 00000-0 37742-2 0 08
2 99028 97.4830 39.4137 0001962 83.4484 311.9728 15.15394418 09
99027 DJIBUTI 1A strf observations over last 24 hours and resulting TLE
DJIBUTI 1A
1 99027U 23326.34930556 .00000000 00000-0 16330-2 0 06
2 99027 97.4926 38.9259 0012683 242.9791 178.1799 15.13638940 08
99027_20231122_0823UTC.dat (1.3 KB)
site.txt (51 Bytes)
@fredy, just got an account and set up a listening station here in Alamogordo NM. Thanks to you and the SatNOGS community for helping us track our satellite Barry-1!
Possibly 99007 Lemur 2 - Mango 2B best-fit strf observations (between 2A and 2B)_over last 24 hours and resulting TLE. Grain of salt with this one but since were still using Celestrak (supplemental) TLEs of 70343 from Nov 11th … and there’s a lot signal flying in formation around this one … it’s worth a shot. Nothing seen via Alaska #2051 so these are from 2134 here in Colorado (updated in site.txt)
Lemur 2 - Mango 2B
1 99007U 23326.20138889 .00000000 00000-0 79212-3 0 07
2 99007 97.4866 38.2659 0012353 224.7783 176.4186 15.17087233 07
