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UA9FBV > SAT      01.05.04 17:14l 33 Lines 1049 Bytes #999 (0) @ AMSAT
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Subj: VUSAT Testing
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AMSAT News Service Bulletin 123.04 From AMSAT HQ

SILVER SPRING, MD.  May 2, 2004
To All RADIO AMATEURS
BID: $ANS-123.04

Hi AMSATs,

I just wanted to let know to the AMSAT-world that testing has been
started to get the HAMSAT (or in hamradio called VUSAT) 100% working
and ready for launch.

During the final testing last year there were found some minor problems,
and the satellite could not been launced. Since a few days I am back at
ISRO in Bangalore to help with testing and get the satellite in best
shape for its launch summer this year.

I can not give any technical details and date of launch, but I want the
AMSAT world to know that in the background many work is in progress.
The satellite will give the hams in the world two new linear mode-uv
transponders in a 800km LEO orbit... and this all just for free...

73 de VU/PE1RAH
William Leijenaar in Bangalore, India
Designer of the Dutch transponder flying on VUSAT

[ANS thanks William Leijenaar, VU/PE1RAH for the above information]



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