lev1_rover_slim

本日も展示しております！皆様ぜひお越しください #ハムフェア2024 #LEV1

今日明日と、ハムフェアに出展しています。ぜひお越しください！ #ハムフェア2024 #LEV1

We will exhibit LEV1 mission-related items at Ham Fair 2024@Ariake GYM-EX this weekend (8/24-25)! The location is [A-10]. The person in charge of LEV1 communication system development will give a lecture on 8/24, so please come and visit us! #HamFair2024 #LEV1

今週末8/24-25に開催されるハムフェア2024@有明GYM-EXにて，LEV1ミッション関連の展示を行います 場所はメインゲート潜ってすぐの【A-10】 8/24にはLEV1通信システムの開発担当による講演もありますので，是非ご来場ください〜 #ハムフェア #LEV1

JAMSATシンポジウム2024に，LEV-1のUHF運用結果報告で参加しております #LEV1 #JAMSATシンポジウム

@PI9CAM If it is alive!

@LEV1_Rover_SLIM Do you expect signals?

It might be about time for the sun to shine on the LEV-1.

JHRC added information about LEV on the website. isas.jaxa.jp/home/omotenash…

[QSL Announcement] We can send QSL cards to those who could successfully receive or decode my UHF signal while I was active on the moon. Please DM screenshots of evidence with info like below: Time (UTC), callsign, mode, freq. Optional information is also welcome #LEV1

We can confirm our UHF license on this website: tele.soumu.go.jp/musen/SearchSe…

@amsatdl @IARU Vielen Dank!! I appreciate your cooperation in receiving SLIM's & LEV-1's signal!

Congratulations!!! LEV-1 / JS1YMG👏👏 You made history in amateur radio! #AMSAT @IARU #SLIM 📡〰️〰️ #hamradio

We are tracking the moon and observing signals in Wakayama Univ.

JQ1ZVI (JAXA Ham Radio Club, JHRC) received a Radio Station license for JS1YMG (LEV-1) from Japan for the FIRST amateur radio station on the moon!! The person in the picture is a member of JHRC, and he developed LEV-1's UHF circular polarization antenna!!

JAXA: The transmission of UHF band radio waves from LEV-1 as part of outreach efforts has encouraged participation from amateur radio operators globally, and we have been receiving reports of successful signal receptions. global.jaxa.jp/press/2024/01/…

press release about LEV-1 at the 1/25 is here: jaxa.jp/press/2024/01/…

@PI9CAM Yeah, I think so!

@LEV1_Rover_SLIM Do you know if this is the first amateur radio from the surface of the Moon? (Apart from EME)

@PI9CAM @radiotelescoop I got it. We are also monitoring the spectrum from the moon today. ( As EL is still low, transmissions from the earth are loud. )

@LEV1_Rover_SLIM @radiotelescoop We have no raw recordings from yesterday, but we did save some averaged spectra. However, we stopped tracking the Moon at 21:33Z, so the signals that K4KDR saw were probably something local.

The team of the Japanese @LEV1_Rover_SLIM Moon rover might have heard a carrier from LEV-1. We will track the Moon tonight 28 Jan. with the 25m Dwingeloo @radiotelescoop to check. We will stream our signal (from 19:30 UTC to about 20:30 UTC) to WebSDR: websdr.camras.nl:8901/?tune=437410.0…

New blog post: Trying to decode @LEV1_Rover_SLIM. My analysis of the recordings done by @PI9CAM of the 437 MHz signal of LEV-1. The signal is quite strange and interesting. It is 64 baud PCM/PSK/PM with 2048 Hz subcarrier, but the residual carrier is modulated with Morse.

@scott23192 @PI9CAM @radiotelescoop I made mistake, please replace words, "1st" and "2nd"

@scott23192 @PI9CAM @radiotelescoop Thank you nice screenshots!! Well, as you said, the possibility is low that these are from LEV-1. 1st shot's Doppler is large, and 2nd picture's spectrum shape differs from LEV-1. We also could not observe signals yesterday. We will continue to receive operations a little more.