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A free PDF from NASA about cubesat. Basic Concepts and Processes for First-Time CubeSat Developers. A great introduction document dedicated to Cubseat developers.
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Fox Telemetry Decoder Software is a free telemetry software that run on Windows MacOSX and Linux. With Fox Telem will be able to track, store and analyze FOX series and Cubesat satellites
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How to easily receive and decode CubeSat telemetry
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The QubeDX is a modular CubeSat-style QRP transceiver designed for digital mode operation with remote Wi-Fi control via VNC. This project integrates a QRPLabs QDX 5W transceiver, an ATU-100 antenna tuner, and a Raspberry Pi 5 in a custom 14x14x14cm 3D-printed enclosure inspired by CubeSat design. Prioritizing affordability and functionality, the system operates on a single 13.8V power supply and includes auto-tuning and software like WSJT-X. With a total cost of under €250, it offers a decorative and portable ham radio solution.
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This website provides kits, parts, and resources for building and launching CubeSats for amateur radio use.
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RSGB page dedicated to CubeSats and FunCube satellites used by radioamateurs
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A website that provides information about CubeSats, including the CubeSats' mission, frequencies, and status.
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This is a website that sells CubeSat components and kits, including solar panels, batteries, and radios.
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The **CubeSat** standard, developed by California Polytechnic State University (Cal Poly) and Stanford University, facilitates frequent and affordable access to space for small satellites. This resource serves as a central hub for the CubeSat community, offering a comprehensive directory of active and past CubeSat projects, technical specifications, and educational materials. It details the standardized dimensions and mass constraints for these pico-satellites, which typically range from 1U (10x10x10 cm, 1.33 kg) to 12U configurations, enabling their deployment as secondary payloads on various launch vehicles. The site also provides insights into mission planning, component selection, and regulatory considerations for amateur radio satellite operations. Operators and developers can utilize the project directory to research existing CubeSat missions, understand their communication protocols, and identify potential collaboration opportunities. The platform's forum section allows for direct engagement with other enthusiasts and experts, fostering knowledge exchange on topics such as **AMSAT** frequency coordination, telemetry decoding, and ground station setup. This collaborative environment supports the development of new CubeSat projects, promoting innovation in amateur radio satellite communication and space exploration.
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This website provides a free, web-based CubeSat simulation tool for testing and evaluating CubeSat designs.
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A blog that provides news and updates about CubeSats, as well as information about CubeSat-related events and projects.