UWE-1 received


JE9PEL Wakita received:
UWE-1
Oct 30, 2005
00:31-00:44 UTC
09:31-09:44 JST
437.505 MHz 
1200 bps AFSK
48 max elevation

OBJECT E
1 28894U 05043E   05301.64798449 -.00000003  00000-0  00000+0 0   100
2 28894 098.1822 198.3357 0018192 170.8446 189.3580 14.59414517   195


DP0UWE>DD0UWE-9 [10/30/05  09:35:56] <UI C>:S..........
DP0UWE>DD0UWE-9 [10/30/05  09:36:58] <UI C>:S..........
DP0UWE>DD0UWE-9 [10/30/05  09:38:00] <UI C>:S..........
DP0UWE>DD0UWE-9 [10/30/05  09:39:01] <UI C>:S..........


Strength   : S3, very weak, one beacon every 60 sec.
It's Sunday: very clear

Antenna    : ZQ-81   (LAMBDA) ; 144, Cubical Quad,  8 ele x 1, 13.0dBd
             UQ-241  (LAMBDA) ; 430, Cubical Quad, 14 ele x 1, 16.0dBd
Transceiver: TS-790S (KENWOOD); 144 / 430
PreAmp.    : GR-430  (MAKI)   ; 430, PreAmplifier
TNC        : TNC-555 (TASCO)  ; G3RUH type modem
Software   : Exterm, TunaTerm

Latest KEPS:
OBJECT E
1 28894U 05043E   05302.88208070  .00000207  00000-0  53339-4 0   162
2 28894 098.1836 199.5504 0018181 166.8336 193.3322 14.59415129   388


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Subject: URGENT! - UWE-1 team needs help!
From: Radu Barza
Date: 2005, Oct 30, 3:18

Thank you very much for your help until now! I hope everything is OK with
SSETI Express. Please let us know if we can help you somehow.

It seems we have a serious situation in Wuerzburg, Germany: due to the
extremely unfavorable weather conditions in Wuerzburg (heavy clouds and very
thick fog, with visibility sometimes less than 10 m), we were not able to
decode much of the sensor data from UWE-1 during the last two passes over our
ground station. We have already prepared a list with new equipment we need for
the GS, but it might take a while to get it, as 1.Nov.2005 is a national bank
holiday in Germany.

We are able to send commands to the satellite and we can receive the answers,
but the signals we received were S2-S3 level on our S-meter. The last reliable
data we have are already 30 hours old. We would urgently need some beacon data
in order to characterize the status of our subsystems and decide how to
continue the mission.

As you already know, UWE-1 is sending one beacon every 60[sec] on 437.505+-
MHz, 1200baud AFSK. One beacon is 33 bytes long and you can find attached an
example about how to decode part of the beacon data (in case you want to do it
by yourself). We would be very happy to receive also raw (.hex) data, we can
decode them here. Please send the data to:
cubesat@informatik.uni-wuerzburg.de Thank you very much!

Please forward this email to everyone able to help us with some new data. You
can find attached the newest TLE data. As far as I understood from our ground
station team, they have always used the first ones.

Thank you very much for your support!

Best regards,
Radu

(System engineer - electronics UWE-1)
1 28890U 05043A   05301.71606722 -.00000004 +00000+0 +00000+0 0   10
2 28890  98.1795 198.4048 0015863 169.8140 190.3876 14.59911080   22
1 28891U 05043B   05301.78494492 +.00000430 +00000+0 +10000-3 0   12
2 28891  98.1803 198.4699 0017518 169.8920 190.2551 14.59564433   22
1 28892U 05043C   05301.71669480 +.00001128 +00000+0 +24823-3 0   12
2 28892  98.1816 198.3983 0017704 168.3533 191.8038 14.59246582   21
1 28893U 05043D   05301.64807323 -.00000006 +00000+0 +00000+0 0   11
2 28893  98.1868 198.3377 0018850 169.6907 190.5174 14.59305027   20
1 28894U 05043E   05301.64798449 -.00000003 +00000+0 +00000+0 0   10
2 28894  98.1822 198.3357 0018192 170.8446 189.3580 14.59414517   19
1 28898U 05043J   05301.51154264 +.00000000 +00000+0 +00000+0 0   12
2 28898  98.1777 198.1990 0021847 180.8204 179.3569 14.58575701   17

[demime 1.01d removed an attachment of type application/pdf
 which had a name of UWE-1 - Beacon decode.pdf]

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JE9PEL Wakita wrote:
I received again UWE-1's two packets in the night (JST).
And I used the latest KEPS "OBJECT E" for UWE-1.

OBJECT E
1 28894U 05043E   05302.88208070  .00000207  00000-0  53339-4 0   162
2 28894  98.1836 199.5504 0018181 166.8336 193.3322 14.59415129   388

UWE-1
Oct 30, 2005
12:33-12:44 UTC
21:33-21:44 JST
437.505 MHz
1200 bps AFSK
15 max elevation

[ascii]
DP0UWE>DD0UWE-9 [10/30/05  21:39:35] <UI C>:S..........
DP0UWE>DD0UWE-9 [10/30/05  21:40:36] <UI C>:S..........

[binary]
44 50 30 55 57 45 3E 44 44 30 55 57 45 2D 39 20 5B 31 30 2F
33 30 2F 30 35 20 20 32 31 3A 33 39 3A 33 35 5D 20 3C 55 49
20 43 3E 3A 53 01 1E F0 0E F0 02 F0 0F F0 1F F0 05 F5 8F F5
3D FD D1 FE 2E F5 01 F4 96 F4 F2 02 01 02 1E 03 23 0D 0A 

44 50 30 55 57 45 3E 44 44 30 55 57 45 2D 39 20 5B 31 30 2F
33 30 2F 30 35 20 20 32 31 3A 34 30 3A 33 36 5D 20 3C 55 49
20 43 3E 3A 53 01 1E F0 0E F0 02 F0 11 F0 1F F0 04 F5 80 F5
33 FD D1 FE 2D F4 EF F4 86 F4 DF 02 01 02 1E 03 23 0D 0A 


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JE9PEL Wakita wrote:
Today, Oct 31, I heard UWE-1 beacon.
UWE-1 is sending one pulse every 61 sec.
Signal strength is S2, very weak.

UWE-1
Oct 31, 2005
14:51-15:02 UTC
23:51-00:02 JST
437.505 MHz
1200 bps AFSK
17 max elevation


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Subject: Thank you from UWE-1 team!
From: Radu Barza
Date: 2005, 11/1, 4:51

Dear all,

Thank you very much for your help! The data we received from all over
the world helped us a lot to characterize the status of UWE-1.
We are very happy to see that the satellite is in a stable condition
and all subsystems are working at nominal performance.

The weather in Wuerzburg (Germany) is getting better (still very cloudy,
but less fog) and we could already establish a good bidirectional
communication link to the satellite. Probably on Wednesday we will get
some new equipment for our ground station and we believe we can avoid
this kind of unpleasant situations in future.

Thank you again for your support and, in case you are still willing to
track UWE-1 and receive data, here is the newest TLE data:

OBJECT E
1 28894U 05043E   05304.93892402 -.00000167  00000-0 -25300-4 0   252
2 28894  98.1831 201.5780 0018211 160.6622 199.5249 14.59414068   687

We would be very glad if you send us any data you receive.

Best wishes,

Radu & UWE-1 team
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Subject: UWE-1 heard every 30 sec. Nov 1
From: JE9PEL M.Wakita
Date: Nov 1

I heard UWE-1 pulse every 30 sec.
We could hear and decode UWE-1 pulse both
in the daylight and night every 30 sec.


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Subject: UWE-1 = OBJECT C
From: JE9PEL M.Wakita
Date: Nov 3

I received a mail from UWE-1 Project Manager such as
UWE-1 is often in the battery charge mode and KEPS is OBJECT C.

OBJECT C
1 28892U 05043C   05306.31083950  .00000144  00000-0  40351-4 0   306
2 28892 098.1819 202.9261 0017792 154.5823 205.6255 14.59247470   887


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Subject: CUBESAT's OBJECT
From: JE9PEL M.Wakita
Date: Nov 3

I'm confusing now for CUBESAT KEPS's OBJECT.

In Space_Track web:

28890  BEIJING 1 (TSINGHUA)  2005-043A  PRC
28891  TOPSAT                2005-043B  UK
28892  CUBESAT    XI-V       2005-043C  JPN
28893  SINAH 1               2005-043D  IRAN
28894  SSETI-EXPRESS         2005-043E  ESA
28895  UWE-1                 2005-043F  GER
28898  MOZ.5/SAFIR/RUBIN 5   2005-043G  CIS


ISSL Ground Station, Dept. of Aeronautic
and Astronautics, University of Tokyo:

28890  TOPSAT         A
28891  Beijing-1      B
28892  UWE Cubesat    C
28893  Sinah          D
28894  SSETI          E
28895  XI-V Cubesat   F
28898  RS-25          J


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JE9PEL Wakita wrote:
I could decode only one beacon with S1, very weak.
And I used OBJECT C for UWE-1.

UWE-1
Nov 4, 2005
12:41-12:53 UTC
21:41-21:53 JST
437.505 MHz
1200 bps AFSK
19 max elevation
S1 very weak

DP0UWE>DD0UWE-9 [11/04/05  21:48:33] <UI C>:S..........

44 50 30 55 57 45 3E 44 44 30 55 57 45 2D 39 20 5B 31 31 2F
30 34 2F 30 35 20 20 32 31 3A 34 38 3A 33 33 5D 20 3C 55 49
20 43 3E 3A 53 01 1E F0 0E F0 01 F0 11 F0 1F F0 02 F5 4D F4
F4 FE B6 FE 4B F4 C8 F4 6A F4 B2 02 01 02 1E 01 23 0D 0A


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UWE-1
Nov 5, 2005
13:21-13:34 UTC
22:21-22:34 JST
437.505 MHz
1200 bps AFSK
52 max elevation
S3 weak

DP0UWE>DD0UWE-9 [11/05/05  22:29:18] <UI C>:S..........
DP0UWE>DD0UWE-9 [11/05/05  22:30:19] <UI C>:S..........
DP0UWE>DD0UWE-9 [11/05/05  22:31:20] <UI C>:S..........
DP0UWE>DD0UWE-9 [11/05/05  22:32:21] <UI C>:S..........

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JH3BUM Ishihara received:
[2005/11/07 22:10:21R] DP0UWE>DD0UWE-9 [11/07/05  22:10:20]:
S..battery_check(): state 1; bat1: FE60 - 3.680099;
bat2: FE7C - 3.608506; radio: 1; wait_time: 600
[2005/11/07 22:10:51R] DP0UWE>DD0UWE-9 [11/07/05 22:10:51]:S..........
[2005/11/07 22:11:52R] DP0UWE>DD0UWE-9 [11/07/05 22:11:52]:S..........
[2005/11/07 22:12:53R] DP0UWE>DD0UWE-9 [11/07/05 22:12:53]:S..........
[2005/11/07 22:13:54R] DP0UWE>DD0UWE-9 [11/07/05 22:13:54]:S..........

UWE-1
07th NOV 2005 
13:05:32UTC AOS
13:07:26UTC very short packet heard
13:08:48    pkt weak, not decoded
13:09:49    pkt not decoded
13:10:21    pkt decoded
13:10:50    pkt decoded
13:11:51    pkt decoded
13:12:26    very short packet heard
13:12:53    pkt decoded
13:13:54    pkt decoded
13:14:55    pkt not decoded
13:15:10    very short packet heard
13:15:56    pkt not decoded
13:16:57    pkt not decoded weak
13:17:58    pkt not decoded weak
13:18:12    LOS

RIG : IC910 with ICOM LNA (Gain 15dB NF 1.2dB)
ANT : OSCAR HUNTER  20ele cross yagi ,Gain 13dB
COAX: 10DFB 10m + 5DFB 5m


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Mineo Wakita wrote:

UWE-1
Nov 7, 2005
14:43-14:55 UTC
23:43-23:55 JST
437.505 MHz
1200 bps AFSK
20 max elevation

I heard nothing all.


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Florian Zeiger responded:

Dear Mineo Wakita,

thanks for your efforts taken to track our satellite.
UWE-1 went into a recharging mode. To speed up the recharging,
we do not send any beacons in this mode.
This is the reason why you couldn'd hear it.
After recharging, the beacons are swithed on again.

Best regards
Florian Zeiger

Dipl.-Inform. Florian Zeiger
Robotics and Telematics, room B100
Institute of Computer Science, 
Julius-Maximilians Universitat Wurzburg
Am Hubland,
D-97074 Wuerzburg,
Germany,
web: http://www7.informatik.uni-wuerzburg.de

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JE9PEL Wakita wrote:
Which of KEPS's OBJECT is in the right?

NORAD:
28890  BEIJING 1             05043A     PRC
28891  TOPSAT                05043B     UK
28892  UWE-1                 05043C     GER
28893  SINAH 1               05043D     IRAN
28894  SSETI EXPRESS         05043E     ESA
28895  CUBESAT XI-V          05043F     JPN
28898  MOZHAYETS 5/RUBIN 5   05043G     CIS

SpaceTrack:
28890  BEIJING 1 (TSINGHUA)  2005-043A  PRC
28891  TOPSAT                2005-043B  UK
28892  CUBESAT XI-V          2005-043C  JPN
28893  SINAH 1               2005-043D  IRAN
28894  SSETI-EXPRESS         2005-043E  ESA
28895  UWE-1                 2005-043F  GER
28898  MOZ.5/SAFIR/RUBIN 5   2005-043G  CIS


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Subject: SSETI Express objects
From: Ralph Wallio, W0RPK
Date: 2005, Nov.8, 22:46

Mineo,

I have been reading your AMSAT-BB postings about SSETI CubeSat telemetry
reception and making independent observations.  Regarding your latest
posting of NORAD and SpaceTrack TLE associations with specific spacecraft,
it seems clear that neither list is completely correct.

Our collective observations yield a high degree of confidence that Xi-V is
Object-F and RS-25 (and therefore MOZ.5/SAFIR/RUBIN 5 and the spent 3rd
stage) is either Object-A or -D (which are still too close to resolve).
With a little less confidence our observations associate UWE-1 with
Object-C.

SSETI Express shut down before it was possible to associate it with an
object number.  We have no way to observe SINAH-1.  nCUBE-2 has not been
heard and may -not- have separated from SSETI Express.

I asked SSTL if they have successfully associated TOPSAT and BEIJING-1
with object numbers.  No answer yet.

I asked an acquaintance to try to get at least minimal radar cross-section
data from NORAD which may help.  The data will be substantially different
for the 3rd stage vs. TOPSAT and BEIJING-1 vs. CubeSats.  No answer yet.

Back on UWE-1, it appears we are copying packets via the weak signal only
when it is at high elevation (and therefore short slant range and low path
loss).  I have been comparing TCA times (Time-of-Closest-Approach - and
therefore highest elevation) with our observations to improve confidence
that UWE-1 is Object-C.

I try to keep up with all this in my CubeSat web page at
http://showcase.netins.net/web/wallio/CubeSat.htm

TNX es 73 de Ralph Wallio, W0RPK
http://showcase.netins.net/web/wallio/


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JE9PEL Wakita wrote:
UWE-1
Nov 8, 2005
13:45-13:59 UTC
22:45-22:59 JST
437.505 MHz
1200 bps AFSK
81 max elevation

Signal level was very strong, S9, around TCA.

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JE9PEL Wakita wrote:
UWE-1
Nov 9, 2005
14:26-14:39 UTC
23:26-23:39 JST
437.505 MHz
1200 bps AFSK
29 max elevation

DP0UWE>DD0UWE-9 [11/09/05  23:34:56] <UI C>:
53 01 1E F0 0F F0 01 F0 10 F0 1F F0 02 F5 75 F5 29 FE 79 FD FC F4 E9 F4 7B F4 DA 02 01 02 1E 03 23

by "UWE-1 Analyzer ver 1.2"
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1:Current from solar cells
 1.1 Solar cell1:  1.875[mA]
 1.2 Solar cell2:  0.125[mA]
 1.3 Solar cell3:  2.0[mA]
 1.4 Solar cell4:  3.875[mA]
 1.5 Solar cell5:  0.25[mA]
2:Temperature
 2.1 Main processor:  19.85[deg.]
 2.2 Respectively batteries:  16.05[deg.]
 2.3 Transceiver:  12.85[deg.]
 2.4 Top panel:  7.35[deg.]
 2.5 Bottom panel:  12.1[deg.]
3:Voltage
 3.1 Battery1:  3.705[V]
 3.2 Battery2:  3.58[V]
-----------------------------------------


You get UWE-1 signals as:

DP0UWE>DD0UWE-9 [11/12/05  10:17:10] <UI C>:..........

44 50 30 55 57 45 3E 44 44 30 55 57 45 2D 39 20 5B 31 31 2F
31 32 2F 30 35 20 20 31 30 3A 31 37 3A 31 30 5D 20 3C 55 49
20 43 3E 3A 53 01 1E F8 AD FA 86 F1 2C F7 38 F1 AE F5 C4 F5
44 FF 69 FE 4B F5 AC F5 7B F5 A5 01 01 02 1E 01 23 0D 0A

This hex data can be received by using "TunaTerm ver 5.3".
This "TunaTerm" is available on Web of Tokyo University.

http://www.space.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/tunaterm/#download

This hex data includes Callsign and Timestamp, so we use
only the data from the satellite, "53 01 1E --- 23".
This "53 01 1E" is header and "23" is footer.

53 01 1E F8 AD FA 86 F1 2C F7 38 F1 AE F5 C4 F5 44 FF 69 FE 4B F5 AC F5 7B F5 A5 01 01 02 1E 01 23

You paste this one line data into "UWE-1 Analyzer ver 1.2".
This "UWE-1 Analyzer" is available on Web of Nihon University.

http://cubesat.aero.cst.nihon-u.ac.jp/japanese/download_j.html

I don't know if these two programs work on your PC becauce of
the Japanese language.


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JH3BUM Ishihara wrote:

DECODE TIME         23:31:53    23:32:53    23:33:54    23:34:56    23:37:39
1:Current from solar cells
 1.1 Solar cell1:   1.875[mA]   1.75[mA]    1.75[mA]    1.875[mA]   1.875[mA]
 1.2 Solar cell2:   0.125[mA]   0.125[mA]   0.125[mA]   0.125[mA]   0.125[mA]
 1.3 Solar cell3:   1.875[mA]   2.0[mA]     2.0[mA]     2.0[mA]     2.25[mA]
 1.4 Solar cell4:   3.875[mA]   3.875[mA]   4.0[mA]     3.875[mA]   4.0[mA]
 1.5 Solar cell5:   0.25[mA]    0.25[mA]    0.25[mA]    0.25[mA]    0.25[mA]
2:Temperature
 2.1 Main process: 22.25[deg.] 21.45[deg.] 20.65[deg.] 19.85[deg.] 17.6[deg.]
 2.2 Respectively: 17.45[deg.] 16.95[deg.] 16.5[deg.]  16.05[deg.] 14.8[deg.]
 2.3 Transceiver:  15.75[deg.] 14.8[deg.]  13.8[deg.]  12.85[deg.] 10.35[deg.]
 2.4 Top panel:     9.65[deg.]  8.9[deg.]   8.1[deg.]   7.35[deg.]  6.0[deg.]
 2.5 Bottom panel: 14.9[deg.]  14.05[deg.] 13.1[deg.]  12.1[deg.]   9.55[deg.]
3:Voltage
 3.1 Battery1:      3.711[V]    3.71[V]     3.707[V]    3.705[V]    3.7[V]
 3.2 Battery2:      3.583[V]    3.583[V]    3.582[V]    3.58[V]     3.579[V]


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JE9PEL Wakita wrote:
UWE-1
Nov 12, 2005
01:11-01:25 UTC
10:11-10:25 JST
437.505 MHz
1200 bps AFSK
60 max elevation

DP0UWE>DD0UWE-9 [11/12/05  10:15:07] <UI C>:..........
DP0UWE>DD0UWE-9 [11/12/05  10:16:09] <UI C>:..........
DP0UWE>DD0UWE-9 [11/12/05  10:17:10] <UI C>:..........

53 01 1E FD 09 F0 A0 F1 18 F0 9B F8 02 F5 B7 F5 39 FF 46 FE 1E F5 AE F5 52 F5 B4 01 01 02 1E 01 23
53 01 1E F9 8A F6 79 F0 AB FA 20 F0 B6 F5 BD F5 40 FF 56 FE 46 F5 AF F5 54 F5 AF 01 01 02 1E 01 23
53 01 1E F8 AD FA 86 F1 2C F7 38 F1 AE F5 C4 F5 44 FF 69 FE 4B F5 AC F5 7B F5 A5 01 01 02 1E 01 23

by "UWE-1 Analyzer ver 1.2"
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
DECODE TIME                   10:15:07        10:16:09        10:17:10
1:Current from solar cells
 1.1 Solar cell1:            417.125[mA]     305.25[mA]      277.625[mA]
 1.2 Solar cell2:             20.0[mA]       207.125[mA]     336.75[mA]
 1.3 Solar cell3:             35.0[mA]        21.375[mA]      37.5[mA]
 1.4 Solar cell4:             19.375[mA]     324.0[mA]       231.0[mA]
 1.5 Solar cell5:            256.25[mA]      22.75[mA]       53.75[mA]
2:Temperature
 2.1 Main processor:          23.15[deg.]     23.45[deg.]     23.8[deg.]
 2.2 Respectively batteries:  16.85[deg.]     17.2[deg.]      17.4[deg.]
 2.3 Transceiver:             22.7[deg.]      22.75[deg.]     22.6[deg.]
 2.4 Top panel:               18.1[deg.]      18.2[deg.]      20.15[deg.]
 2.5 Bottom panel:            23.0[deg.]      22.75[deg.]     22.25[deg.]
3:Voltage
 3.1 Battery1:                 3.91[V]         3.926[V]        3.945[V]
 3.2 Battery2:                 3.614[V]        3.654[V]        3.659[V]


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JE9PEL Wakita wrote:
I first decoded a packet data from UWE-1 as follows.

[2005/11/17 22:28:06R] DP0UWE>DD0UWE-9 [11/17/05  22:28:01] <UI C>:
S..battery_check(): state 1; bat1: FE17 - 3.728511;
bat2: FDE7 - 3.583500; radio: 1; wait_time: 600

UWE-1
Nov 17, 2005
13:21-13:34 UTC
22:21-22:34 JST
437.505 MHz
1200 bps AFSK
52 max elevation

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JE9PEL Wakita wrote:
UWE-1
Nov 26, 2005            Nov 26, 2005            Nov 27, 2005
12:56-13:08 UTC         14:34-14:46 UTC         01:35-01:48 UTC
21:56-22:08 JST         23:34-23:46 JST         10:35-10:48 JST
437.505 MHz             437.505 MHz             437.505 MHz
1200 bps AFSK           1200 bps AFSK           1200 bps AFSK
27 max elevation        26 max elevation        33 max elevation

By TunaTerm ver 5.3 -----------------------------------------------------
[2005/11/26 22:01:18R] 53 01 1E F0 0F F0 01 F0 11 F0 1F F0 02 F5 75 F5 27 FE 83 FE 5F F4 E8 F4 89 F4 D3 02 01 02 1E 01 23
[2005/11/26 22:03:20R] 53 01 1E F0 0F F0 01 F0 0F F0 20 F0 01 F5 57 F5 15 FE 82 FE 5C F4 C6 F4 6E F4 B0 02 01 02 1E 01 23
[2005/11/26 23:38:23R] 53 01 1E F0 0E F0 02 F0 10 F0 22 F0 01 F5 A0 F5 3F FE 61 FE 75 F5 17 F4 A3 F5 02 02 01 02 1E 01 23
[2005/11/26 23:39:24R] 53 01 1E F0 0E F0 02 F0 10 F0 20 F0 01 F5 90 F5 37 FE 61 FE 75 F5 05 F4 8F F4 F2 02 01 02 1E 01 23
[2005/11/27 10:44:35R] 53 01 1E F0 0F FC 3D F1 88 F0 54 FB A0 F5 D0 F5 4C FE 32 FE F9 F5 A3 F5 43 F5 BE 02 01 02 1E 01 23

By UWE-1 Analyzer ver. 1.2 ----------------------------------------------
DECODE TIME (JST)        22:01:18  22:03:20  23:38:23  23:39:24  10:44:35
1:Current from solar cells
 1.1 Solar cell1[mA]:         1.875    1.875    1.75     1.75     1.875
 1.2 Solar cell2[mA]:         0.125    0.125    0.25     0.25   391.625
 1.3 Solar cell3[mA]:         2.125    1.875    2.0      2.0     49.0
 1.4 Solar cell4[mA]:         3.875    4.0      4.25     4.0     10.5
 1.5 Solar cell5[mA]:         0.25     0.125    0.125    0.125  372.0
2:Temperature
 2.1 Main processor[deg.]:   19.85    18.35    22.0     21.2     24.4
 2.2 Respectively bat[deg.]: 15.95    15.05    17.15    16.75    17.8
 2.3 Transceiver[deg.]:      12.8     11.1     15.15    14.25    22.15
 2.4 Top panel[deg.]:         8.05     6.7      9.35     8.35    17.35
 2.5 Bottom panel[deg.]:     11.75    10.0     14.1     13.3     23.5
3:Voltage
 3.1 Battery1[V]:             3.715    3.714    3.681    3.681    3.634
 3.2 Battery2[V]:             3.679    3.676    3.701    3.701    3.833




Cf. UWE-1 (University of Wurzburg's Experimental) http://www.uni-wuerzburg.de/ http://www7.informatik.uni-wuerzburg.de/cubesat/ http://www.astronews.com/news/artikel/2005/06/0506-022.shtml


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