<Edit> Was at 0.5E, moved to 13.25E November 2024
Has anyone seen anything from this satellite, apart from its Ku beacon?
ITU had the following bands listed:
2283.5-2288.5MHz (TT&C)
10950-11700MHz
19.7-20.2GHz
20.2-21.2GHz
<Edit> Was at 0.5E, moved to 13.25E November 2024
Has anyone seen anything from this satellite, apart from its Ku beacon?
ITU had the following bands listed:
2283.5-2288.5MHz (TT&C)
10950-11700MHz
19.7-20.2GHz
20.2-21.2GHz
Thanks, qwer, I had another look on Ku and can just see the a BPSK that flips in the demod creating an X.
I also noticed that there's a carrier on 10951MHz which appears to be circular polarised.
Wenn man sich Wikipedia ansieht, könnte das K-band erfolgversprechender sein, als das Ku-Band.
If you look at Wikipedia, the K-band might be more promising than the Ku-band.
I found this pre-launch document:
Heinrich Hertz Mission - eoPortal
It looks like you are correct femi
• 7 channels with 36 MHz bandwidth each at Ka-band (= appr. 7 x 50 Mbit/s = 350 Mbit/s)
• 1 channel with up to 450 MHz bandwidth at Ka-band (= appr. 1 x 625 Mbit/s)
• [1 ISL (Intersatellite Link) with 36 MHz bandwidth at Ka-band (= appr. 1 x 50 Mbit/s)]
• 1 channel with 45 MHz bandwidth at Ku-band (= appr. 1 x 62 Mbit/s)
The coverage map shows a different orbital position but 2 of the beams are very tight on north and south Germany. There probably will not be anything de-codable.
Thanks to hvdh for the information, H2Sat has moved to 13.25E. I can't see anything from it on Ku now as it is too close to 13E and its beacon frequency has a DVB signal on it.
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