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Amateur Radio

HAM Radio at USASK

Historically, the University of Saskatchewan had a Armature Radio Club called VE5US. This club was formed in 1956 with a station located at the top of the College of Engineering building. Members were given lessons to secure a license, allowing students to communicate with other universities across the country and allowing free contact between students and their families. During the clubs operations the club expanded its bandwidth to communicate around the globe. Unfortunately, with the development and surge of the internet the club came to an end. 

Today, ... 

HAM Radio Services (what is it doing)

Beaconing

Planned Global Beacoming for Critical Systems Data

SATNOGS is critical for mission operation 

Digipeater (digital repeater)

Global Digipeater to Advance Ham Community

Indicates it's digital mode 

Space Craft System (what is needed to use the services) 

Needronix

Uplink
Downlink

Frequency

VHF (144-146 MHz)

UHF (435-438 MHz)

ITU Designator

15KOF1DAN

15KOF1DAN

Modulation

GF5K

GF5K

UVIC Open Source Antenna

Linear Polarization
Dipole
4dBi
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