SSTV sent through ARISSat-1 transponder

SSTV sent through ARISSat-1 transponder Henk PA3GUO has made the first successful transmission of a Slow Scan TV (SSTV) image through the ARISSat-1 linear transponder. His receiver was an AMSAT-UK FUNcube Dongle SDR The 435 MHz receive antenna on the ARISSat-1...

ARISSat-1 Deployed

The Amateur Radio satellite ARISSat-1 has been deployed from the International Space International Space Station and its 145.950 MHz FM/SSTV and145.920 MHz BPSK signals have been received around the world On the AMSAT bulletin board Gould, WA4SXM writes: The ARISSat-1...

ARISSat-1/KEDR is now ready for deployment Today.

ARISSat-1/KEDR deployment on August 3 ARISSat-1/KEDR is now ready for deployment from the International Space Station during EVA 29 today, August 3. NASA TV will cover the EVA live starting at 1400 GMT, August 3. 1430: Hatch Open 1446: Egress ARISSat-1/KEDR and secure...

Radio-to-Soundcard interface to receive satellite SSTV

The ARISSat-1/KEDR team have released this information about receiving the satellite: The FM downlink on 145.950 MHz will be audible on all common 2 meter amateur radio receivers with no modification needed to your equipment. A CW/SSB receiver will also receive the CW...

ARISSat-1 signals heard!

ARISSat-1 signals heard! On Saturday ARISSat-1 was activated from onboard the Internatonal Space Station and its signals have been heard using just a handheld. On the AMSAT bulletin board Gould WA4SXM writes: Johan, ZS1I in South Africa reports hearing the...

AMSAT-UK Photo gallery

If you had the pleasure of attending the Colloquium today, don’t forget you can upload your photo’s to the AMSAT-UK photo gallery found here http://www.uk.amsat.org/Gallery3/index.php/ Just make a album and upload as many photo’s as you like!...

Live Webcast of Colloquium

The AMSAT-UK International Space Colloquium takes place at the Holiday Inn, Guildford, GU2 7XZ, this weekend, July 30-31. BATC and AMSAT-UK volunteers will be streaming video of the event live, enabling it to be seen around the world. Clearly a webcast cannot match...

15:30 Start for Satellite Beginners Workshop

The start time for the Satellite Beginners Workshop has been brought forward slightly to 1530 BST Friday July 29. AMSAT-UK will be holding a Satellite Beginner’s Workshop at 3:30pm on Friday afternoon, July 29, to teach newcomers how to get started in the fascinating...

Free Sample Edition of OSCAR News

AMSAT-UK have made available a free PDF of the Spring 2011 edition of their newsletter OSCAR News. It contains reports on four UK CubeSat projects currently being developed. News of new South African CubeSats and details of the telemetry on ARISsat-1 currently...