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AMSAT - The Radio Amateur Satellite Corporation

AMSAT - The Radio Amateur Satellite Corporation

The Radio Amateur Satellite Corporation, or AMSAT, is a worldwide group of Amateur Radio Operators. AMSAT’s goal is to foster Amateur Radio’s participation in space research and communication. The Organization was founded to continue the efforts, begun in 1961, by Project OSCAR, a west coast USA-based group which built and launched the very first Amateur Radio satellite, OSCAR, on December 12, 1961, barely four years after the launch of Russia’s first Sputnik. Today, the “home-brew” flavor of these early Amateur Radio satellites lives on, as most of the hardware and software now flying on even the most advanced AMSAT satellites is still largely the product of volunteer effort and donated resources. Though we are fond of traditions our designs and technology continue to push the outside of the envelope.www.amsat.org

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Nov 1, 2026

Josh MarlerHOST
1:19
These headlines will come to you in a moment, along with this week's special features.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:24
We'll visit with Bruce Page, KK5DO, and get an update from AMSAT, and what's new with all those amateur satellites in orbit.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:32
Australia's own Ono Benshop, VK6FLAB, will present his 800th edition of Foundations of Amateur Radio in a discussion called 800 Reflections on the Hobby.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:45
Our own amateur radio historian, Will Rogers, K5WLR, returns with another edition of Dead Electrical Dudes.

23 MINS LATER

Rich MosesonCORRESPONDENT
24:58
See this week's ARRL letter for additional details.
Rich MosesonCORRESPONDENT
25:03
I'm Rich Moses on W2VU.
Rich LawrenceHOST
25:06
The first successful amateur radio EVE transmissions were made by Germany's AMSAT-DL in 2009, a feat not repeated until 2025 by members of the C.A. Mueller Radio Astronomy Station Foundation at the Duenglu Radio Telescope PI-9RD in the Netherlands.
Rich LawrenceHOST
25:25
The signal was simply a long tone transmitted on 1299.5 MHz, with the echo received back at Dwingelu and at the Stockert radio telescope in Germany.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:19
These headlines will come to you in a moment, along with this week's special features.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:24
We'll visit with Bruce Page, KK5DO, and get an update from AMSAT, and what's new with all those amateur satellites in orbit.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:32
Australia's own Ono Benshop, VK6FLAB, will present his 800th edition of Foundations of Amateur Radio in a discussion called 800 Reflections on the Hobby.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:45
Our own amateur radio historian, Will Rogers, K5WLR, returns with another edition of Dead Electrical Dudes.

23 MINS LATER

Rich MosesonCORRESPONDENT
24:58
See this week's ARRL letter for additional details.
Rich MosesonCORRESPONDENT
25:03
I'm Rich Moses on W2VU.
Rich LawrenceHOST
25:06
The first successful amateur radio EVE transmissions were made by Germany's AMSAT-DL in 2009, a feat not repeated until 2025 by members of the C.A. Mueller Radio Astronomy Station Foundation at the Duenglu Radio Telescope PI-9RD in the Netherlands.
Rich LawrenceHOST
25:25
The signal was simply a long tone transmitted on 1299.5 MHz, with the echo received back at Dwingelu and at the Stockert radio telescope in Germany.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:19
These headlines will come to you in a moment, along with this week's special features.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:24
We'll visit with Bruce Page, KK5DO, and get an update from AMSAT, and what's new with all those amateur satellites in orbit.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:32
Australia's own Ono Benshop, VK6FLAB, will present his 800th edition of Foundations of Amateur Radio in a discussion called 800 Reflections on the Hobby.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:45
Our own amateur radio historian, Will Rogers, K5WLR, returns with another edition of Dead Electrical Dudes.

22 MINS LATER

Rich MosesonCORRESPONDENT
24:03
I'm Rich Moses on
Rich LawrenceHOST
24:04
W2VU.
Rich LawrenceHOST
24:06
The first successful amateur radio EVE transmissions were made by Germany's AMSAT-DL in 2009, a feat not repeated until 2025 by members of the C.A. Mueller Radio Astronomy Station Foundation at the Duenglu Radio Telescope PI-9RD in the Netherlands.
Rich LawrenceHOST
24:25
The signal was simply a long tone transmitted on 1299.5 MHz, with the echo received back at the Wingaloo and at the Stockert radio telescope in Germany.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:19
These headlines will come to you in a moment, along with this week's special features.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:24
We'll visit with Bruce Page, KK5DO, and get an update from AMSAT, and what's new with all those amateur satellites in orbit.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:32
Australia's own Ono Benshop, VK6FLAB, will present his 800th edition of Foundations of Amateur Radio in a discussion called 800 Reflections on the Hobby.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:45
Our own amateur radio historian, Will Rogers, K5WLR, returns with another edition of Dead Electrical Dudes.

22 MINS LATER

Rich MosesonCORRESPONDENT
24:03
I'm Rich Moses on
Rich LawrenceHOST
24:05
W2VU.
Rich LawrenceHOST
24:06
The first successful amateur radio EVE transmissions were made by Germany's AMSAT-DL in 2009, a feat not repeated until 2025 by members of the C.A. Mueller Radio Astronomy Station Foundation at the Duenglu Radio Telescope PI-9RD in the Netherlands.
Rich LawrenceHOST
24:25
The signal was simply a long tone transmitted on 1299.5 megahertz with the echo received back at the Wingaloo and at the Stockard radio telescope in Germany.
Rich MosesonHOST
7:29
Candidates declared elected will assume their roles for three-year terms beginning January 1, 2027.
Rich MosesonHOST
7:42
Now with this week's satellite news, here's AMSAT's Bruce Page, KK5DO.
Rich MosesonHOST
7:47
Bruce?
Bruce PageCORRESPONDENT
7:49
Thanks, Rich.
Bruce PageCORRESPONDENT
7:50
We have three new satellites that were built by teams from AMSAT Germany.
Bruce PageCORRESPONDENT
7:55
They are pocket cubes, about the size of a Rubik's Cube.
Bruce PageCORRESPONDENT
7:59
They were launched on October 1st, about a week before they were scheduled.
Bruce PageCORRESPONDENT
8:14
All carry pre-stored SSTV images and a digipeter.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:12
These headlines will come to you in a moment, along with this week's special features.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:16
We'll visit with Bruce Page, KK5DO, and get an update from AMSAT on what's new with all those amateur satellites in orbit.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:24
Australia's own Ono Binshop, VK6FLAB, and Foundations of Amateur Radio will discuss what IQ has to do with amateur radio.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:33
It's time to poke the bear.

18 MINS LATER

Chris PerrineHOST
19:24
according to the kensat website the satellite is using language models known as gemma 3 which thinks in space and beams the answers back to anyone listening the international amateur radio union coordinated a downlink of 437.08 for the cubesat which is using the same u.s call sign ko6ikz the downlink uses gfsk modulation with ax25 and g3r uh framing Chan said he hoped KENSAT would inspire other experimenters to attempt independent CubeSat developments.
Chris PerrineHOST
20:00
He also said he hoped HAMS would be listening for the UHF transmissions as KENSAT makes its way in low Earth orbit.
Eric ZittelHOST
20:08
Meeting in Jacksonville, Florida on Thursday, October 8th, ahead of the 44th AMSAT Space Symposium and Annual General Meeting, the AMSAT Board of Directors re-elected the organization's senior officers for the coming year.
Eric ZittelHOST
20:22
Drew Glassbrenner, Kilo Oscar IV, Mike Alpha was re-elected president.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:12
These headlines will come to you in a moment, along with this week's special features.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:16
We'll visit with Bruce Page, KK5DO, and get an update from AMSAT on what's new with all those amateur satellites in orbit.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:24
Australia's own Ono Binshop, VK6FLAB, and Foundations of Amateur Radio will discuss what IQ has to do with amateur radio.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:33
It's time to poke the bear.

18 MINS LATER

Chris PerrineHOST
19:24
according to the kensat website the satellite is using language models known as gemma 3 which thinks in space and beams the answers back to anyone listening the international amateur radio union coordinated a downlink of 437.08 for the cubesat which is using the same u.s call sign ko6ikz the downlink uses gfsk modulation with ax25 and g3r uh framing Chan said he hoped KENSAT would inspire other experimenters to attempt independent CubeSat developments.
Chris PerrineHOST
20:00
He also said he hoped HAMS would be listening for the UHF transmissions as KENSAT makes its way in low Earth orbit.
Eric ZittelHOST
20:08
Meeting in Jacksonville, Florida on Thursday, October 8th, ahead of the 44th AMSAT Space Symposium and Annual General Meeting, the AMSAT Board of Directors re-elected the organization's senior officers for the coming year.
Eric ZittelHOST
20:22
Drew Glassbrenner, Kilo Oscar IV, Mike Alpha was re-elected president.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:12
These headlines will come to you in a moment, along with this week's special features.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:16
We'll visit with Bruce Page, KK5DO, and get an update from AMSAT on what's new with all those amateur satellites in orbit.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:24
Australia's own Ono Binshop, VK6FLAB, and Foundations of Amateur Radio will discuss what IQ has to do with amateur radio.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:33
It's time to poke the bear.

17 MINS LATER

Chris PerrineHOST
18:57
He also said he hoped HAMS would be listening for the UHF transmissions as KENSAT makes its way in low Earth orbit.
Chris PerrineHOST
19:05
Meeting
Eric ZittelHOST
19:06
in Jacksonville, Florida on Thursday, October 8th, ahead of the 44th AMSAT Space Symposium and Annual General Meeting, the AMSAT Board of Directors re-elected the organization's senior officers for the coming year.
Eric ZittelHOST
19:20
Drew Glassbrenner, Kilo Oscar IV, Mike Alpha was re-elected president.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:12
These headlines will come to you in a moment, along with this week's special features.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:16
We'll visit with Bruce Page, KK5DO, and get an update from AMSAT on what's new with all those amateur satellites in orbit.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:24
Australia's own Ono Binshop, VK6FLAB, and Foundations of Amateur Radio will discuss what IQ has to do with amateur radio.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:33
It's time to poke the bear.

17 MINS LATER

Chris PerrineHOST
18:57
He also said he hoped HAMS would be listening for the UHF transmissions as KENSAT makes its way in low Earth orbit.
Chris PerrineHOST
19:05
Meeting
Eric ZittelHOST
19:06
in Jacksonville, Florida on Thursday, October 8th, ahead of the 44th AMSAT Space Symposium and Annual General Meeting, the AMSAT Board of Directors re-elected the organization's senior officers for the coming year.
Eric ZittelHOST
19:20
Drew Glassbrenner, Kilo Oscar IV, Mike Alpha was re-elected president.
Rich MosesonHOST
6:20
For more details, see this week's ARRL letter.
Rich MosesonHOST
6:28
Now with this week's satellite news, here's AMSAT's Bruce Page, KK5DO.
Rich MosesonHOST
6:33
Bruce?
Bruce PageCORRESPONDENT
6:35
Thanks, Rich.
Bruce PageCORRESPONDENT
6:36
At the AMSAT symposium a few weeks back, new features were announced for the CubeSat SIM, versions 2.2 and 2.3. Make the low-cost, open-source simulator an even more versatile tool for learning about satellite communications.
Bruce PageCORRESPONDENT
6:53
One major addition is PACSAP mode, which simulates a packet radio satellite that can store and forward digital messages and files between ground stations.
Bruce PageCORRESPONDENT
7:04
Another improvement is simulated Doppler shift, which reproduces the changing radio frequency experienced as a satellite passes overhead.

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