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ARISSat-1 Summary of Reception

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ARISSat-1 aka Radioskaf aka Radioscaf-B aka KEDR aka RS01S

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29 entries on my voice telemetry chart, the first on August 4 at 10:47 UTC (Mission Elapsed Time 967). On August 9 I got MET 8166, but a week later MET was already resetting during eclipse. Last voice heard January 3 at 21:19z (MET 51), with my first IHU report exceeding 50 degrees.

43 entries on the CW chart, the first on August 18 at 00:30z, the last January 3 at 21:20z. Copied 16 callsigns (and ?3IOR), some of them multiple times...

RF ranged from 305 to 541 mA.

54 frames on the data chart, putting me in the sagging middle of DK3WN's list (261 submitters).
Call Kursk Spacecraft Total
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ZL2BX 7969 8959 16928
N8MS 7556 8544 16100
N0JY 5063 5884 10947
VK5HI 4933 5210 10143
JA0CAW 4162 4610 8772
N8MH 3711 4249 7960
KD8CAO 3673 3992 7665
DK3WN 3732 3932 7664
SM5SRR 3614 4041 7655
JA5BLZ 3255 3794 7049
...
N1AIA 22 32 54
...
JA0-CAW 1 2 3
EA7HZZ 2 1 3
OZ3SR 1 1 2
IW9EZO 1 1 2
DK5EC 1 1 2
IZ4RYB 1 1 2
F1DNF 1 1 2
M3PQQ 1 1 2
KD4RF 1 1 2
KC1HAM 1 1 2
# # #
http://www.dk3wn.info/files/arissat/submitters.txt

Heard at least nine secret words / passwords, but don't understand some of them.
Recorded 13 messages and heard some more. Need translations. [EDIT: Got them. Tnx agn DK3WN.]
Obtained 15 SSTV images (2 during prerelease testing) and made a clean sweep on cameras.

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