Suggested Edit for Satellite
Suggested by ea7koo on: 2022-04-24 10:54 Citation: https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/fox-1c.htm Verdict: Approved Reviewed by - on: 2022-04-25 16:31
Name FOX-1C
NORAD ID 43770
Followed NORAD ID -
Alternative Names AO-95Fox-1Cliff
Description Fox-1C is an 1U CubeSat designed to operate in Low Earth Orbit built on the flight spare of Fox 1A. It carries a 2 meter whip antenna and a 70 cm whip antenna. As affordable launch opportunities for amateur communications satellites become more rare, AMSAT deviced a new strategy: a small cubesat, which hosts both an amateur communications payload as well as a scientific or technological payload, so that the satellite qualifies for launches in sponsored programs like NASA's Educational Launch of Nanosatellites (ELaNa) Program. Fox-1C will carry a radiation effects experiment developed by the Institute for Space and Defense Electronics (ISDE) at Vanderbilt University, a Virginia Tech camera experiment, and a Pennsylvania State-Erie MEMS gyro experiment. Fox-1C will also serve as a communications relay for amateurs worldwide via the onboard FM repeater system. The communications and experiment missions will run concurrently. The repeater features a VHF downlink with FM analog voice and FSK data and UHF and L-band uplink.
Owner/Operator -
Status Operational
Countries of Origin
Website https://www.amsat.org/meet-the-fox-project/
Dashboard URL https://dashboard.satnogs.org/d/rHKE668ik/amsat-fox-telemetry
Launch Date -
Deploy Date Dec. 3, 2018, midnight
Image FOX-1C
Field Previous Suggested
Alternative Names AO-95 Fox-1Cliff AO-95Fox-1Cliff
Description https://www.amsat.org/meet-the-fox-project/ Fox-1C is an 1U CubeSat designed to operate in Low Earth Orbit built on the flight spare of Fox 1A. It carries a 2 meter whip antenna and a 70 cm whip antenna. As affordable launch opportunities for amateur communications satellites become more rare, AMSAT deviced a new strategy: a small cubesat, which hosts both an amateur communications payload as well as a scientific or technological payload, so that the satellite qualifies for launches in sponsored programs like NASA's Educational Launch of Nanosatellites (ELaNa) Program. Fox-1C will carry a radiation effects experiment developed by the Institute for Space and Defense Electronics (ISDE) at Vanderbilt University, a Virginia Tech camera experiment, and a Pennsylvania State-Erie MEMS gyro experiment. Fox-1C will also serve as a communications relay for amateurs worldwide via the onboard FM repeater system. The communications and experiment missions will run concurrently. The repeater features a VHF downlink with FM analog voice and FSK data and UHF and L-band uplink.
Website - https://www.amsat.org/meet-the-fox-project/
Deploy Date - Dec. 3, 2018, midnight
Image FOX-1C FOX-1C