Currently there are 9 AERO-I 600 Baud GMSK channels on POR. Quite a bit of ACARS and CPDLC traffic along with the usual Call Management signaling units. These signals are huge as you can see from the “tightness” of the phase diagram shown below. The AERO-I decoder shown below is simultaneously decoding all channels using just one SDR. There are also some 1200 Baud AERO-I channels present on POR, something to look at next.
- 4 days ago
Aqua today on X-band.
Some easier passes now with that pesky tree opening up more sky. https://t.co/EPRBF5JMO65 days ago
It's impossible to provide life support to a satellite. Until it's not. MEV-2 successfully docked at 1:34 p.m. ET today, giving @INTELSAT 10-02 a five year life extension. Learn more: https://t.co/CaBpfgwK1E https://t.co/V707mPEZea6 days ago
Good view of Portland area and the Hood river, Mt. Hood, crater lake, Mt. Adams, Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Rainier... FengYun-3D on X. https://t.co/t9ze9icyOa Categories
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