I don’t have anything authoritive. The satnogs database for temporary NORAD ID 98659 has a suggestion with some more information (not made by me).
Thanks, so we have an unknown satellite transmitting at 400.200 with 9k6 FSK and AX.25 framing.
It would already be helpful if we know the AX25 call used, looking at the decodes this object is using GRAF1N
We’re still receiving a continuous signal on 400.65MHz at our groundstation that correlates with AlAinSat-1’s orbit. Can you confirm that this is AlAinSat-1? Or if not is there any other satellite that I’m unaware off that would be sending on this frequency and recently launched?
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I’ve scheduled a couple of observations in Network to check it, thanks for the info!
In over 48 hrs of strf recording I have no signal from 62637 nor any unidentified signal on that frequency ( 400.650 MHz)
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Maybe it transmits only over specific areas at that frequency.
Thanks for checking @pe2bz
Hmm, I’ll keep a look out if we’re still seeing it.
Can you try again with 62688, this is ALAINSAT-1 on Celestrak?
Just saw it again at our Groundstation in Sydney, but the signal seems to be correlating better with Object-AM, 62644.
following 62644 over Em12jw - no signals observed on 400.850. Will try 400.650 next.
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It looks like that the satellite at 400.650 that follows object 62688 is Bluebon.
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We also have two unknown satellites at 401.850 MHz, one following the object 62654 and the other the object 62644. One of them should be ANSER Leader-S but we are not sure which one, for now in DB we follow randomly 62644 as ANSER Leader-S and we also have added the object 62654.
Thanks at @pe2bz for sharing the strf observations:
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By checking ANSER Followers satellites, 62644 signal looks similar to their transmissions in contrast with 62654 which is narrower signal. Thus I’m 99% sure that 62644 is ANSER Leader.
I’ve scheduled a couple of observations for 62654 in Network, let’s see if we can manage to find which one is it.
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We’re now expecting the interfering satellites to be FLOCK 4G, because we’re still seeing interference daily, no single satellite matches the orbits we’re seeing and recently we found that sometimes there’s more than 1 interference source.
Does anyone have any information on their licensing?
