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Re: FW: [mars-net] Timeline for the MRO UHF In Flight Checkout
- Subject: Re: [amsat-bb] FW: [mars-net] Timeline for the MRO UHF In Flight Checkout
- From: Matt Bennett <kaisermuche@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 13 Sep 2005 23:52:47 -0700 (PDT)
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Eric,
Thanks for the post. I was wondering, where can one go
to find up-to-date position information so they can
point their antennas at MRO? Will the orbiter be too
far away for a high gain CP Yagi to hear by September
21?
Thanks!
Matt Bennett
KF6RTB
--- "Christensen, Eric H" <CHRISTENSENE@MAIL.ECU.EDU>
wrote:
> Thought this would be of interest to the AMSAT
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> 73s,
> Eric KF4OTN
>
> _____
>
> From: owner-mars-net@alum.WPI.EDU
> [mailto:owner-mars-net@alum.WPI.EDU]
> On Behalf Of John L. Callas
> Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2005 10:31 AM
> To: mars-net@alum.WPI.EDU
> Cc: Bradford.W.Arnold@jpl.nasa.gov;
> Jan.A.Tarsala@jpl.nasa.gov
> Subject: [mars-net] Timeline for the MRO UHF In
> Flight Checkout
>
>
> Dear "Deep Space" Radio Amateurs,
>
> Here is the timeline for the MRO UHF In Flight
> Checkout. Please note
> all times are spacecraft event times UTC (SCET).
> Good luck!
>
> Sincerely,
> John
>
------------------------------------------------------------------------
> ----------------------
> Time [SCET] Event
>
> DOY 264 (2005-09-21)
> 12:07:55 Electra wake up
> 12:15:00 Perform test looking for false lockups
> 12:28:00 Command Electra to sleep mode
> 12:39:36 (Additional time for Stanford
> reconfiguration)
> 13:01:20 Electra wake up and configure to transmit
> at 437.1 MHz
> 13:05:00 Electra transmits at 437.1 MHz CW RCP
> 13:35:00 Electra to sleep mode
> 13:38:05 (Additional time for Stanford
> reconfiguration)
> 13:46:20 Electra wake up and configure to transmit
> at 401.585625 MHz
> 13:50:00 Electra transmits at 401.585625 MHz CW
> RCP
> 14:20:00 Electra to sleep mode
> 14:24:00 Reconfigure telecom to nominal state
>
> DOY 265 (2005-09-22)
> 01:24:00 MRO Rise at Stanford (SRI)
> 02:33:00 MRO Rise above 10 deg at SRI
> 03:05:00 MRO Rise above 15 deg at SRI
> 03:32:00 BEGIN CALIBRATION (DOY 265)
> 03:32:54 Electra wake up and configure to
> transmit at 437.1 MHz CW
> RCP
> 03:34:00 MRO Rise above 20 deg at SRI
> 03:36:34 Slew from Cruise Attitude to Nadir Deck
> 60 deg off Earth
> Point
> 03:41:41 Slew 360 deg around Nadir Deck
> 04:16:48 Slew to Nadir deck 48 deg off Earth point
> 04:21:25 Electra to sleep mode
> 04:24:30 (Delay for recharging batteries)
> 05:17:45 Electra wake up and configure to
> transmit at 437.1 MHz
> CW RCP
> 05:21:25 Slew 360 deg around Nadir Deck
> 05:56:32 Slew to Nadir deck 33 deg off Earth point
> 06:01:09 Electra to sleep mode
> 06:04:14 (Delay for recharging batteries)
> 06:57:29 Electra wake up and configure to
> transmit at 437.1 MHz
> CW RCP
> 07:01:09 Slew 360 deg around Nadir Deck
> 07:36:16 Slew to Nadir deck 10 deg off Earth point
> 07:40:53 Electra to sleep mode
> 07:43:58 (Delay for recharging batteries)
> 08:37:13 Electra wake up and configure to
> transmit at 437.1 MHz
> CW RCP
> 08:40:53 Slew 360 deg around Nadir Deck
> 09:16:00 Electra to sleep mode
> 09:16:00 (Total time for Stanford reconfiguration
> and battery
> recharge)
> 09:46:00 MRO near SRI Zenith
> 10:12:20 Electra wake up and configure to
> transmit at 401.585625 MHz
> CW RCP
> 10:16:00 Slew 360 deg around Nadir Deck
> 10:51:07 Slew to Nadir deck 33 deg off Earth point
> 10:55:44 Electra to sleep mode
> 10:58:49 (Delay for recharging batteries)
> 11:52:04 Electra wake up and configure to
> transmit at 401.585625
> MHz CW RCP
> 11:55:44 Slew 360 deg around Nadir Deck
> 12:30:51 Slew to Nadir deck 48 deg off Earth point
> 12:35:28 Electra to sleep mode
> 12:38:33 (Delay for recharging batteries)
> 13:31:48 Electra wake up and configure to
> transmit at 401.585625
> MHz CW RCP
> 13:35:28 Slew 360 deg around Nadir Deck
> 14:10:35 Slew to Nadir deck 60 deg off Earth point
> 14:15:12 Electra to sleep mode
> 14:18:17 (Delay for recharging batteries)
> 15:11:32 Electra wake up and configure to
> transmit at 401.585625
> MHz CW RCP
> 15:15:12 Slew 360 deg around Nadir Deck
> 15:43:00 MRO Set below 20 deg at SRI
> 15:50:19 Slew to cruise attitude (sun point)
> 15:55:26 Electra to sleep mode
> 16:00:44 END CALIBRATION
> 16:13:00 MRO Set below 15 deg at SRI
> 16:44:00 MRO Set below 10 deg at SRI
> 18:06:00 MRO Set at SRI
>
> --
>
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> Rover Project
> Deputy Project Manager Jet Propulsion
> Laboratory
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