Re: [amsat-bb] info request?

[Stan <stan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Luis,

After AO40 is commissioned, a firm schedule of operating transponders
would be reasonable to expect.

Until then,

I read my e-mail once or twice daily for the good info on this
reflector. I also use INSTANTRACK V1.5 with recent keps to let me know
visibility and squint from my location. After I determine when the
AO40
is visible with low squint I copy the telemetry to get the latest
operating schedule ie. which transponders and beacons are on.
I may have to hunt around to find the beacon that is on, but the freqs
are published.

Of course, the command team will have priority and may pre-empt any
schedule.

Stan, WA1ECF   Cape Cod, MA   FN41sr




Luis Felipe Solis wrote:
> 
> Regards for all Satellite amateurs.
> 
> I have a simple question........................................
> 
> Exist one methode or publication, to know when the transponders and beacons
> in specific pass (orbit), wil be turning on or turning off ?
> 
> and then, don't waste the time in passes of satellite, where someone have
> expect to receive signals?.(and the satellite was or will off)
> 
> "The team of satellite administration", have a internet site to publicate a
> list (for example), in fuction of time, of active devices on satellite.?
> 
> Thanks in Advance.
> 
> 
> 
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