Chinese also have their own Amateur Radio Satellite called XW-1. Launched around 0230 UTC on December 15 2009.The satellite’s communications payload includes a beacon and three crossband transponders operating in FM, SSB/CW and digital modes. Uplink and downlink frequencies can be found on the CAMSAT Web site. Happy Chinese New Year to all Chinese hams and a very 73 from 9W2PJU.
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Sunday, February 14, 2010
Happy Chinese New Year To All Chinese Amateur Radio Operator
Chinese also have their own Amateur Radio Satellite called XW-1. Launched around 0230 UTC on December 15 2009.The satellite’s communications payload includes a beacon and three crossband transponders operating in FM, SSB/CW and digital modes. Uplink and downlink frequencies can be found on the CAMSAT Web site. Happy Chinese New Year to all Chinese hams and a very 73 from 9W2PJU.
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