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Solar Sail Mission - Amateur Radio Reports RequestedLong-time SeeSat-L contributor Vladimir Agapov has contacted me and confirmed
that amateur radio observations will be highly useful to the Cosmos 1
project. The Russian company "Space Informatics and Analytical Systems JSC"
("KIA Systems") has developed various software for measurements
processing, catalogue maintenance etc., KIA Systems has created a special e-mail account, to which I will forward all radio observations that I receive via HearSat-L or directly, including each observer's name, station name and coordinates. Please include the precision of frequency and time measurements. Timing accuracy need not be better than 0.001 s. Information on the spacecraft's radio frequencies is provided here: http://www.planetary.org/solarsail/parameters.html "The spacecraft will broadcast telemetry at two different frequencies: 401.5275 MHz (UHF band) and 2250 MHz (S-band). However, the broadcast will not be continuous; it is turned only when the spacecraft passes over one of the ground stations in our network." Information on the tracking stations is provided here: http://www.planetary.org/solarsail/tracking_stations.html http://planetary.org/solarsail/images/ground_station_map_800x442.jpg During the first day after launch, it would be highly desirable to report observations as soon as possible. Scheduled Launch Time: June 21, 2005 at 19:46:09 UTC Ted Molczan
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