Russian Yubileiny (RS30)
Subject: [amsat-bb] CIS Yubileiny successfully launched 23May08
From: Ralph Wallio, W0RPK
Date: Sat, 24 May 2008 04:46:48 -0500
>From http://www.npopm.com/?cid=242
"The spacecraft central panel carries the DOKA-B equipment comprising
the onboard computer; receiving equipment operating in 145 MHz band;
transmitting equipment operating in 435 MHz band as well as the onboard
radio navigation equipment."
"After checking the satellite systems, the data related to the first
artificial satellite launch is downloaded. The transmission lasts for
4 minutes. Within this time the following data is downloaded:
a call signal and TM-data (10 seconds); a voice message (1 minute);
a pause (50 seconds the first artificial satellite imitated signals
(10 seconds); an image (1 minute); a pause again (50 seconds).
The onboard spacecraft data is transmitted via a radio channel in the
435 MHz international frequency band of experimental and radioamateur
communications, in cyclic mode, in narrow-band FSK mode.
Voice messages and images can be received in any place of the Earth
when the satellite floats above within the radio visibility ranges.
Any standard radio equipment can receive the signal in this frequency
band requiring no additional technical means."
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Yubileiny (RS xx)
http://www.amsat.org/amsat/archive/amsat-bb/48hour/msg63731.html
http://www.npopm.com/?cid=242
http://www.npopm.com/?cid=news&nid=60
http://www.npopm.com/?cid=news_ivent&nid=61
http://space.skyrocket.de/doc_lau_det/rokot-km.htm
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Re: Yubileiny (RS xx)
435.315MHz RS30
OBJECT A
1 32953U 08025A 08145.58482496 .00000010 00000-0 00000+0 0 60
2 32953 082.4966 138.2612 0018317 311.6481 048.3130 12.42991954 113
OBJECT B
1 32954U 08025B 08145.58507225 .00000024 00000-0 10000-3 0 47
2 32954 082.4964 138.2569 0019465 314.7647 045.1976 12.42648413 129
OBJECT C
1 32955U 08025C 08145.58464034 .00000010 00000-0 00000+0 0 37
2 32955 082.4941 138.2580 0019478 307.9814 051.9393 12.43258422 128
OBJECT D
1 32956U 08025D 08145.58485029 .00000010 00000-0 00000+0 0 35
2 32956 082.4990 138.2636 0019416 312.7001 047.2229 12.42948994 124
OBJECT E
1 32957U 08025E 08144.93441650 +.00000009 +00000-0 +00000-0 0 46
2 32957 082.4998 138.9018 0201324 272.5028 085.2988 12.77648754 30
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Yubileiny = RS30 (decoded at 25May2008)
Yubileiny(RS30) CW 435.215MHz !!??
I found some CW 435.215, not 435.315, accidentally by chance.
435.215MHz, object C, 09:23:00-09:44:00UTC, 25May2008
Maybe I think that is Yubileiny(RS30) or an another satellite.
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/hamradio/je9pel/80525yu2.wav
JA0CAW wrote:
I confirmed this WAV as RS30.
us161 ibs11 usun2 isun0 itxa6 itxb1 ttxa65 ttxb66 tnap80
Yubileiny(RS30) CW 435.315/215 !!
I found CW again 435.315 and 435.215 accidentally by chance.
I confirmed today that Yubileiny were transmitting from both of
435.315 and 435.215. I decoded 'RS30' letter both of them,
using object C, 17:39:00-18:00:00UTC, 25May2008.
Yubileiny(RS30) strange signal
I heard today, 26 May, the strange signal like WeatherSat or
RTTY from Yubileiny(RS30) at 435.315MHz.
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/hamradio/je9pel/80526yub.wav
RS-30 telemetry hypothesis by JE1CVL and JE9PEL
Name Limits Decoding Assignment
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RS30 Callsign
US N= 100:170 [V] U= N / 10 On board voltage
IBS N= 10:250 [A] I= N / 100 On board current
USUN N= 0:180 [V] U= N / 10 Volts Charge voltage from solar battery
ISUN N= 0:180 [A] I= N / 100 Ampers Charge current from solar battery
ITXA N= 0:170 [A] I= N / 100 Ampers D.C. current of the 435 MHz TX
ITXB N= 0:150 [A] I= N / 100 Ampers D.C. current of the 145 MHz TX
TTXA N= 50:190 [C] T= N - 100 Temperature of the 435 MHz TX
TTXB N= 50:190 [C] T= N - 100 Temperature of the 145 MHz TX
TNAP N= 50:190 [C] T= N - 100 Temperature of the navigation unit
TAB N= 50:190 [C] T= N - 100 Temperature of the inner case
MSEP N= 30:250 [?] Mode of the separator
MCON N= 30:250 [?] Mode of the controller
SMA N= 0:255 [?] S-meter of 435 MHz
SMB N= 0:255 [?] S-meter of 145 MHz
MRXA N= 0:255 The operational modes. The housekeeping info. of 435 MHz
MRXB N= 0:255 The operational modes. The housekeeping info. of 145 MHz
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Yubileiny RS-30 Launched on May 23, on amsat-news
The Russian Federal Space Agency announced the successful launch of the
Yubileiny, a 45 kg small satellite, on May 23 from the Plesetsk Launching
Site into low earth orbit.
The motive for development of Yubileiny small spacecraft was the 50th
anniversary of the first space satellite. One mission goal includes flight
qaulification of the new space systems and equipment. Radio amateur operators
all over the world will be able to receive the telemetry downlink utilizing
RS-style CW telemetry 435.315 MHz using the callsign RS30.
The satellite transmits a cyclic series of messages lasting for 4 minutes
including a call signal and TM-data (10 seconds); a voice message (1 minute);
a pause (50 seconds); the first artificial satellite imitated signals
(10 seconds); an image (1 minute); with a final pause (50 seconds).
Aerospace Vehicle Laboratory SCC is the primary the satellite control.
A similar Satellite Control Center has been established at the Siberian
State Aerospace University in Krasnoyarsk to allow students and research
engineers can receive and analyze the telemetry in cooperation with the
specialists at JSC Academician M.F. Reshetnev Information Satellite Systems
center. Details can be found on-line at:
http://www.npopm.com/?cid=news_ivent&nid=61
RS-30 APT by JE9PEL
1. Download rm.file from DK3WN
http://www.dk3wn.info/sat/afu/sat_rs30.shtml
2. Convert to wav.file from rm.file
3. Convert to 16bit/monaural/11KHz from 16bit/stereo/44KHz
4. WXtoImg(Ver2.8.14c) -> File -> Open Audio File
http://www.wxtoimg.com/
5. Spectrum Analyzer 'Spectrogram 16.exe'
http://visualizationsoftware.com/
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