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MARScom with HAM downlink ?
- Subject: [amsat-bb] MARScom with HAM downlink ?
- From: "William Leijenaar" <pe1rah@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 25 Jan 2005 08:36:17 +0100
Hi AMSATs,
I just read about the MARScom satellite project on the internet.
I just read the following:
>The uplink to the satellite will occur between 249 to 254 MHz and downlink
>will occur between 27 >to 29 MHz. This will allow us to utilize the Navy’s
>MARS bandwidth. Since the MARS frequencies are >an amateur band, encryption
>will not be required on our system.
You can find it under:
http://web.ew.usna.edu/~raft/Passive_communications_system.htm
It seems to me that ham frequencies are use to avoid any encryption, and
propably also for a cheap downlink frequencies... This all for a
"Navy/Marine Corps Military Affilliate Radio System"...
Espacially he the word "Millitary" doesn't taste to well for me in
combination with a ham downlink.
What this satellite will contribute to the international ham community ???
In what part of the 27...29MHz band the downlink will be ???
In the ham-satellite section ??? (I really hope not...)
You can not use 137MHz area ? its also satellite section and none ham.
73
William
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