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AMSAT-UK

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Description
Contact User:G4dpz
Web Site https://amsat-uk.org/
Activities
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AMSAT-UK represents the amateur satellite community in the UK whose members not only operate amateur satellites but also help to design, build and fund them. At EMF-2024 we will be demonstrating various aspects of the hobby including low earth orbiting and geostationary satellite communications and possibly deep space reception.

BATC The British Amateur Television Club (BATC) actively promotes the hobby of Amateur Television and covers all aspects of Television from making and editing programmes to transmitting television on the amateur radio bands. During EMF Camp, presentations will be given on the subjects, in addition to making video contacts via the QO-100 geostationary satellite.

GB4EMF We will be using this Amateur Radio Special Event callsign during EMF for all contacts. G0AUK The AMSAT-UK (Club) callsign will also be in use.

Inhabitants

If you want your name added to the list but don't want to edit the wiki, give Dave a shout. On-site coordination: 144.750MHz, 432.750MHz, bring an H/T!

Name Callsign Arrival Departure Bringing
Dave Johnson G4DPZ Friday Sunday GB4EMF callsign (we can use G0AUK too), QO-100 Khune GS & 90cm Dish, complete LEO GS, LoRa TinyGS, 433/868 Lora GS for HAPS, Starlink and Switch, large mains extension
Phil Crump + ? M0DNY QO-100 DATV Uplink Chain (BATC Streaming PC, Modulator, PA) + Downlink Chain (PC, Minitiouner). Long network cabling. Possibly HamTV RX.
Jason Flynn + ? G7OCD 2.4m dish, mount & feed. Tools for dish.
Jules Smith G0NZO Thursday Monday Mains cabling (16A 5-way dist + misc), mech toolbox, soldering iron, POTS phones and fax. Long ETH cable. 1200bd packet system. Portsdown with PAs for 146&432MHz. Possibly contest stations for 23&13cm. Small pole mast and antennas.

Fridge, gas stove, kettle, water carrier (~10L), washing up bowl, microwave oven,

Iain Young G7III
John Cariss G7ACD Event shelter. 2.4m prime dish. Camp kitchen(stand).
Dave Akerman M0RPI Thursday Monday Probably will be in my campervan in which case I'll have a fridge that can be used. Will also bring a portable fridge. Can also bring gas stoves (3) + gas. I'll also bring long CAT6 leads, 16A --> 4-way lead.
Paul Marsh M0EYT 2.4GHz DATV
Prospectively ? others

NB: label your stuff folks!

Village Setup

  • 6x6m Marquee with flooring, tables (x?), chairs (x?) for stations, workshops, demonstrations. Includes interior lighting and power strip. [Rented from EMF]
  • 4.5x4.5m Event shelter for mess use [G7ACD], camp kitchen, kettles, fridges, lighting as above.
  • 2.4m dish on trailer (trailer to stay on site). Use unassigned. QO100 NB ? [G7ACD]
  • 2.4m Dish for QO-100 WB DATV uplink [G7OCD, via small cargo trailer]
  • LEO GS (G4DPZ)
  • QO-100 COTS GS (G4DPZ)
  • Starlink and network

Village Happenings

TBD: as we sort out a plan around the main EMF schedule! Will include some talks on what AMSAT do and how, live TV transmissions via QO-100 geostationary satellite...

QO-100 satellite dish bearing

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OfCOM Compliance

Satellite Uplink (70cm) 2022 figures

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Satellite Uplink (2m) 2022 figures

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Satellite Uplink (13cm) - Below Ofcom limits for EMF assessment