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Showing posts with label Spectravue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spectravue. Show all posts
MINXSS and NODeS 02:57 UTC May 17 2016
MINXSS and NODeS on SpectraVue
MINXSS 9600bps on KISSDump
NODeS 1200bps AFSK on KISSDump
TM-D700 as link Tomsk-TPU-120 vs ISS APRS
TM-D700 as link Tomsk-TPU-120 frequency at 145.800 MHZ and ISS APRS at 145.825 MHz
View ON SpectraVue , peak TM-D700 around -75db and ISS APRS peak around -90db
View ON HDSDR
GALASSIA on Spectravue
Galassia is a 2U Cubesat, which is currently developed by undergraduate students at the National University of Singapore (NUS). Galassia is the first NUS Cubesat, and is planned to be launched on the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) developed by the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) between September - December 2015. The Cubesat will be launched into a near equatorial orbit with an altitude of 550 km and an inclination of 15°. There are many educational and scientific objectives in this project. The educational objectives are for students to gain hands-on experience with real hardware and software integrations, to design and verify Cubesat system mechanisms, to test some in-house developed devices, and to work and integrate the two scientific experiments into the Cubesat.
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