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date: Fri, 16 May 2008 18:52:58 +0100,    group: uk.sci.astronomy        back       
tracking hubble   
Hi. A group of us are building a sattelite tracking gizmo for a radio 
amateur project and someone in the group. (Me) suggested it would arouse 
interest if it we could use it to track hubble. We've got the downlink 
frequency of hubble but we don't know what the doppler shift is or what 
format theinformation downloaded from hubble would come in. Can anyone fill 
in these gaps?

Thanks?
date: Fri, 16 May 2008 18:52:58 +0100   author:   Flower of romance

Re: tracking hubble   
"Flower of romance"  wrote:

> Hi. A group of us are building a sattelite tracking gizmo for a radio
> amateur project and someone in the group. (Me) suggested it would arouse
> interest if it we could use it to track hubble. We've got the downlink
> frequency of hubble but we don't know what the doppler shift is or what
> format theinformation downloaded from hubble would come in. Can anyone fill
> in these gaps?

You can't receive from Hubble directly -- it does not transmit to Earth, but uses
the TDRSS satellites to relay its signals.  If you want to listen in to Hubble's
data-stream, you'll have to get it from TDRSS.
date: Sat, 17 May 2008 00:42:48 +0100   author:   Tom Jarrett

Re: tracking hubble   
"Tom Jarrett"  wrote in message 
news:XZoXj.37241$66.24672@newsfe20.ams2...
>
> "Flower of romance"  wrote:
>
>> Hi. A group of us are building a sattelite tracking gizmo for a radio
>> amateur project and someone in the group. (Me) suggested it would arouse
>> interest if it we could use it to track hubble. We've got the downlink
>> frequency of hubble but we don't know what the doppler shift is or what
>> format theinformation downloaded from hubble would come in. Can anyone 
>> fill
>> in these gaps?
>
> You can't receive from Hubble directly -- it does not transmit to Earth, 
> but uses
> the TDRSS satellites to relay its signals.  If you want to listen in to 
> Hubble's
> data-stream, you'll have to get it from TDRSS.
>
>

Do you know any software thst trsckd them? We have used orbitron, satscape 
and Ham radio deluxe, all of which track sattelites but it didn't see any 
TDRSS sattelites in thier sat lists.

Thanks.

>
date: Sun, 18 May 2008 00:22:19 +0100   author:   Flower of romance

Re: tracking hubble   
"Flower of romance"  wrote:
>
> Do you know any software thst trsckd them? We have used orbitron, satscape
> and Ham radio deluxe, all of which track sattelites but it didn't see any
> TDRSS sattelites in thier sat lists.

TDRSS are geostationary satellites; their locations can be found here:
http://msp.gsfc.nasa.gov/tdrss/tconst.html
date: Sun, 18 May 2008 11:39:27 +0100   author:   Tom Jarrett

Re: tracking hubble   
"Tom Jarrett"  wrote in message 
news:yHTXj.39929$66.9984@newsfe20.ams2...
>
> "Flower of romance"  wrote:
>>
>> Do you know any software thst trsckd them? We have used orbitron, 
>> satscape
>> and Ham radio deluxe, all of which track sattelites but it didn't see any
>> TDRSS sattelites in thier sat lists.
>
> TDRSS are geostationary satellites; their locations can be found here:
> http://msp.gsfc.nasa.gov/tdrss/tconst.html
>

Thank you. Any idea how you get the info from hubble off them? :)

>
>
date: Sun, 18 May 2008 13:13:14 +0100   author:   Flower of romance

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