International Satellites for Communication, Science and Education
The very first Svalbard QO-100 Satellite DX-Pedition will take place April 22-24, 2022 from Kapp Linné – Isfjord Radio at…
On December 29, 2021, our new QO-100 SatCom ground station antenna for DP0GVN arrived intact in Antarctica at Neumayer Station…
According to the Alfred-Wegener-Institute, a severe winter storm hit Atka Bay (Antarctica) at the end of last week. At Neumayer…
– a lecture by “Charly” Dr. Karl-August Eichhorn DK3ZL On Saturday, June 26, 2021, starting at 2:45 p.m. on…
The QO100 transceiver is a fully software-based transceiver for small computer boards with an Adalm Pluto running Linux. Up to…
Version 3 February 2021 – The following updated DATV (DVB-S2) bandplan and guidelines are designed to enable the most efficient…
2021-01-17: we will be reaching the edge of the ice shelf some time tonight. The QO-100 station is safely packed…
A portable satellite station for the QO-100 geostationary satellite (Es’hail-2) was commissioned on the icebreaker FS “Polarstern” at 14:23 UTC…
Just in time for the 1-year anniversary of the successful commissioning of the two transponders of Qatar-OSCAR 100, the capacity…
To coordinate potential emergency communications during the current or any other crisis, the following frequency is assigned as the international…
