08:24 UTC Thanks JE1CVL
S1 54 79 70 6E
S2 6 7 1 4F
0000:00AF:0000:0000:H:566/P:1963/T:332369369362366:0
JQ1ZKM JQ1ZKM JQ1ZKM : TS3 TS3
S1 54 6F 6F 6D
S2 6E 73 1D 64
JQ1ZKM JQ1ZKM JQ1ZKM : TS3 TS3
S1 53 6F 6F 6D
00A2:00A4:0000:0000:H:562/P:1968/T:332368367362366:0
19:54 UTC
s1 5a868586
s2 85852261
jq1zkm jq1zkm jq1zkm : ts3 ts3
s1 57868586
s2 85862161
00c6:00c7:0000oe 0000:h:586/p:189.. n/t:2202072062
jq1zkm jq1zkm jq1zkm : ts3 ts3
s1 56868586
s2 85882161
First pass after H2A launch 19:52 UTC
OPUSat - received STARS-II - received TelkyoSat-3 - received ShindaiSat-1 - received ARTSat1 - received
THE FIRST SATELLITE IN THE WORLD ARTSAT1 INVADER SAT . JP
IQ recording can be downloaded at (after 21:00 UTC): IQ H2A cubesats
The first period is 437.150 – 350 and the second period is 437.350 – 550.
The file is available for download.
437.150 – 350 spectrum
437.350 – 500 spectrum
The main payload GPM core observatory along with 7 cubesats will be launched on Thursday, 27 Feb at 1807 UTC from the Yoshinobu Launch Complex at the Tanegashima Space Center.
JAXA’s live launch broadcast will begin at around 1720 UTC on the day from the Tanegashima Space Center. The satellites will be placed into a 407 km orbit with an inclination of 65 degrees.You can watch it through the internet http://www.jaxa.jp/countdown/f23/index_e.html
pre TLE
STARS-II 1 88888U 14000A 14058.77452893 .00001684 00000-0 26030-3 0 0014 2 88888 065.0000 054.0000 0011000 354.2000 227.6000 15.59133824000015
