Frequency lists

Satellite and Spacecraft Radio Transmission Frequencies

If you are interested in tracking satellites by radio, this frequency list should prove useful. It
includes satellites and spacecraft tracked from the Zarya home location, with additional tracking
information from other observers that is credited appropriately. Some of the frequencies have
been used by past satellites but generally only transmissions logged since the year 2000 are listed
here. An exception is the listing of some historic frequencies.
Specifically excluded from being listed are amateur radio satellites (eg Amsat OSCAR satellites
and the Soviet/Russian 'Radio' series), and the US military satellite (milsat) point-to-point
communications transponders, aboard certain geosynchronous satellites, that can be found near
250 MHz. Information on these can be found on amateur radio web sites and more-general
military radio sites.
Where a satellite name is shown as "Object xxxx", it refers to the pseudo calalogue number listed
in Mike McCants's "classified.tle" file. The incidence of these is becoming less as more satellites
are becoming identified through radio and optical tracking.
In the menu on the left are some selective versions of the list for satellites in particular
categories. There is also a list covering the now-defunct HF frequencies from earlier times in the
space age. HF frequencies do not appear in the main table below.
Zarya is located at Lincoln, UK: 53.2233 North, 0.6004 West.
Freq
Satellite
(MHz)

121.75
0

121.75
0

Progress M-42
(Progress 7K-TGM No 242)
1999-038A
25858

Progress M1-2
(Progress M1 No252)
2000-021A
26301

121.75 Soyuz TMA-1

Payload

Mir/ISS
Logistics

Mir/ISS
Logistics

ISS Crew

Signal Type

Notes

Used by TORU
remote control
docking system as the
return signal path to
Ranging pulses ISS (see also 130.167
MHz for the ISS
transmission) - Also
transmits at 166 MHz
and 922.763 MHz
Used by TORU
remote control
docking system as the
return signal path to
Ranging pulses ISS (see also 130.167
MHz for the ISS
transmission) - Also
transmits at 166 MHz
and 922.763 MHz
Medium
Frequency used

(Soyuz 11F732 No211)

0

130.16
7

130.16
7

2002-050A
27552

ISS
(International Space Station)
1998-067A
25544

transport

bandwidth FM
voice

Medium
Space Station bandwidth FM
voice

ISS
(International Space Station)
Space Station Ranging pulses
1998-067A
25544

Tiros 10
136.23
5
1965-051A
1430

136.26
0

ERS 20
(OV5-3)
1967-040D
2768
Isis 1

136.41
0
1969-009A
3669
136.44
0

ERS 15
(NORAD lists as Secor 7)
1966-077C
2412

Meteorology

AM - 1.3 kHz
tone

USAF test
satellite

AM - tone
(unstable)

Ionosphere
studies

Military
satellite

during on-orbit
operations to and
from the Space
Station, and
reportedly used for
recovery beacon
during landing
module descent - Also
transmits at 166 MHz
and 922.763 MHz
VHF-2 channel used
as an alternative to
VHF-1 (143.625
MHz) during
Shuttle/ISS on-orbit
operations
Used by TORU
remote control
docking system,
usually tested 1-2
days before a
Progress docking is
due, the Progress
return path is at
121.750 MHz
Payload now inactive,
radio transmission is
not continuous (information
contributed by
Michael D Kenny)
High orbit, visible for
long periods of time (information
contributed by
Michael D Kenny)

CW

(information
contributed by
Michael D Kenny)

AM with 1.3
kHz tone

Incorrectly
catalogued by
NORAD as SECOR 7
- (information
contributed by
Michael D Kenny)

136.50
0

136.65
0

136.69
5

136.77
0

136.80
0

137.08
0

137.10
0

Nimbus 4
(Nimbus D)
1970-025A
4362
NNS O-2
(Oscar O-2)
1964-083D
965
Shinsei
(MS-F2)
1971-080A
5485
NOAA 9
(NOAA F)
1984-123A
15427
Solrad 7B
(SR 7B)
1965-016D
1291
OPS 7898-2
(NOSS B1?)
1971-110C
5680
NOAA 18
(NOAA N)
2005-018A
28654

137.14 Eutelsat I F4
2
(ECS 4)

Payload no longer
operational (information
contributed by
Michael D Kenny)
Second operational
TRANSIT navsat,
navigation system
CW Carrier
failed soon after
Navigation
plus telemetry launch but transmitter
tones
is still active
(information
contributed by
Michael D Kenny)
Continuous
Japanese
transmission scientific
CW
(information
satellite
contributed by
Michael D Kenny)
Telemetry frequency,
transmission is
intermittent Formerly
(information
meteorological CW
contributed by
imaging
Michael D Kenny) Also has a
transmission at
137.500 MHz
Continuous
Solar radiation
AM IRIG
transmission studies
telemetry
(information
(launched
channels
contributed by
1969)
Michael D Kenny)
Meteorology
(including
imaging)

CW sometimes
modulated

US military
satellite

CW

APT at 4 lines
per second Meteorological interlaced
imaging
visible light
and infrared
images
Defunct
CW
comsat

(information
contributed by
Michael D Kenny)
Revised frequency as
of 2006 Jan 4,
changed from
137.9125 MHz
Regular, intermittent
signal possibly due to

1987-078B
18351

137.20
Orbcomm
0

137.22
Orbcomm
5

137.25
Orbcomm
0
137.30
Russian Imaging
0

137.35
0

137.35
0

NOAA 15
(NOAA K)
1998-030A
25338
NOAA 16
(NOAA L)
2000-055A
26536

137.35 Compass 2
0
2006-019A
29157

vehicle rotation
causing periodic flow
of power from solar
panels
One of several
frequencies,individual
Digitised
Mobile
satellites switch
telephone
telephony
between them - Also
traffic
transmits at 400.100
MHz
One of several
frequencies,individual
Digitised
Mobile
satellites switch
telephone
telephony
between them - Also
traffic
transmits at 400.100
MHz
One of several
frequencies,individual
Digitised
Mobile
satellites switch
telephone
telephony
between them - Also
traffic
transmits at 400.100
MHz
Meteorological APT at 2 lines Frequency not
imaging
per second
currently active
Continuous
transmission CW Doppler (information
Meteorological
Beacon and
contributed by
imaging
telemetry
Michael D Kenny) Also transmits at
137.500 MHz
Continuous
transmission Formerly
CW Doppler (information
meteorological Beacon and
contributed by
imaging
telemetry
Michael D Kenny) Also transmits at
137.500 MHz
Russian
CW/AM
After launch on 2006
scientific
May 26 - bursts of
satellite
CW tone one to ten
studying
seconds duration in
possible ways
groups with peaks at
of predicting
central frequency and
earthquakes +/- 64 kHz - As of
not operating
2006 Nov 16 - data

transmission at 64
kHz side bands only

properly
137.38
0

OPS 7613-1
(NRL PL176)
1969-082B
4256

137.40
Russian Imaging
0
OPS 7613-6
(NOSS A1?)
137.41
0
1969-082E
4237

Navigation
technology

Mixed
(information
modulation
contributed by
(PAM/FM/AM) Michael D Kenny)

Meteorological APT at 2 lines Frequency not

imaging
per second
currently active
USAF test
satellite

CW

137.44
Orbcomm
0

Mobile
telephony

Digitised
telephone
traffic

137.46
Orbcomm
0

Mobile
telephony

Digitised
telephone
traffic

Tiros-N
137.50
0
1978-096A
11060
NOAA 6
(NOAA A)
137.50
0
1979-057A
11416
137.50 NOAA 9
0
(NOAA F)
1984-123A
15427

(information
contributed by
Michael D Kenny)
One of several
frequencies,
individual satellites
switch between them
- Also transmits at
400.100 MHz
One of several
frequencies,
individual satellites
switch between them
- Also transmits at
400.100 MHz

Meteorological CW - carrier
imaging
only

Inactive satellite but

reportedly
transmitting

Meteorological CW - carrier
imaging
only

Inactive satellite but

reportedly
transmitting

Formerly
Tone for 6
meteorological seconds out of
imaging
every 25
seconds
(periods vary these are
averages)

Non-operational
satellite but
transmitter still had
power long after the
payload was switched
off - Timings shown
are as of 2001
January 6 - Probably
no longer transmitting
at this frequency -

137.50
0

137.50
0

137.62
5

137.62
5

NOAA 12
(NOAA D)
1991-032A
21263

NOAA 15
(NOAA K)
1998-030A
25338

NOAA 14
(NOAA 14)
1994-089A
23455

NOAA 17
(NOAA M)
2002-032A
27453

137.66
Orbcomm
3

137.68
Orbcomm
8

Also has a
transmission at
136.770 MHz
Switched off
occasionally when
APT at 4 lines
transmissions conflict
per second with those from
Meteorological interlaced
NOAA 15 - Also
imaging
visible light
transmits at 137.770
and infrared
MHz - Deimages
commissioned 2007
Aug 10
Switched off
APT at 4 lines
occasionally when
per second transmissions conflict
Meteorological interlaced
with those from
imaging
visible light
NOAA 12 - Also
and infrared
transmits at 137.350
images
MHz
Switched off
occasionally when
APT at 4 lines
transmissions conflict
per second with those from
Meteorological interlaced
NOAA 17 - Also
imaging
visible light
transmits at 137.770
and infrared
MHz images
Decommissioned
2007 May 23
APT at 4 lines
Switched off
per second occasionally when
Meteorological interlaced
transmissions conflict
imaging
visible light
with those from
and infrared
NOAA 14
images
One of several
frequencies Digitised
Mobile
individual satellites
telephone
telephony
switch between them
traffic
- Also transmits at
400.100 MHz
One of several
frequencies Digitised
Mobile
individual satellites
telephone
telephony
switch between them
traffic
- Also transmits at
400.100 MHz

137.71
Orbcomm
3

Mobile
telephony

Digitised
telephone
traffic

137.73
Orbcomm
8

Mobile
telephony

Digitised
telephone
traffic

137.77
0

137.77
0

137.77
0

137.77
0

NOAA 11
(NOAA H)
1988-089A
19531
NOAA 12
(NOAA D)
1991-032A
21263
NOAA 14
(NOAA 14)
1994-089A
23455
NOAA 17
(NOAA M)
2002-032A
27453

137.80
Orbcomm
0
137.85
Russian Imaging
0
137.91 NOAA 18
3
(NOAA N)

Formerly
CW Doppler
meteorological Beacon and
imaging
telemetry

One of several
frequencies individual satellites
switch between them
- Also transmits at
400.100 MHz
One of several
frequencies individual satellites
switch between them
- Also transmits at
400.100 MHz
Continuous
transmission when
operational (information
contributed by
Michael D Kenny) De-commissioned
2004 June 16

CW Doppler
Meteorological
Beacon and
imaging
telemetry

Also transmitted at
137.500 MHz - Decommissioned 2007
Aug 10

CW Doppler
Meteorological
Beacon and
imaging
telemetry

Also transmits at
137.625 MHz Decommissioned
2007 May 23

CW Doppler
Meteorological
Beacon and
imaging
telemetry

Also transmits at
137.625 MHz

One of several
frequencies Digitised
Mobile
individual satellites
telephone
telephony
switch between them
traffic
- Also transmits at
400.100 MHz
Meteorological APT at 2 lines Frequency not
imaging
per second
currently active
Meteorological APT at 4 lines Frequency probably
imaging
per second not active - changed

2005-018A
28654

143.62
5

145.80
0

145.82
5

145.99
0

ISS
(International Space Station)
1998-067A
25544

ISS
(International Space Station)
1998-067A
25544
ISS
(International Space Station)
1998-067A
25544

Suitsat
(Orlan-M No14)
2005-035C
28933

149.91 Cosmos 2341

0
(Parus)
1997-017A
24772

interlaced
visible light
and infrared
images

to 137.100 MHz
(2006 Jan 4?)

VHF-1 channel, also

used to relay Mission
Control to the Shuttle
- used as part of the
ISS Early
Medium
Communications
Space Station bandwidth FM System over the USA
voice
working with the
Wallops Facility and
White Sands, detected
carrying packet data
transmissions during
Expedition 1
Amateur Radio Amateur radio
Space Station downlink
downlink - see
frequency
NASA's ARISS Page
Amateur Radio Amateur radio
Space Station downlink
downlink - see
frequency
NASA's ARISS Page
Amateur radio
experiment Voice recording +
life expired
SSTV image - the low
Orlan spacesuit
power was due to a
equipped with NFM failed amplifier a radio
extremely weak Released from ISS
transmitter and
2006 Feb 3 and
released from
battery exhausted
ISS during a
2006 Feb 18
crew EVA
Comms
FM time and Transmission
position
contains an almanac
information - for all active satellites
sidebands at 3 in the constellation kHz, 5 kHz and Use for navigation
7 kHz
has probably ceased
but is still supporting
whatever other
system requires

149.91
0

149.94
0

Cosmos 2398
(Parus)
Comms
2003-023A
27818

Cosmos 2378
(Parus)
Comms
2001-023A
26818

149.94 Cosmos 2454

0
(Parus)
2009-039A
35635

Comms

reasonably precise
positional information
for the satellites Coherent
transmission at
399.920 MHz
Transmission
contains an almanac
for all active satellites
in the constellation Use for navigation
FM time and
has probably ceased
position
but is still supporting
information whatever other
sidebands at 3
system requires
kHz, 5 kHz and
reasonably precise
7 kHz
positional information
for the satellites Coherent
transmission at
399.760 MHz
Transmission
contains an almanac
for all active satellites
in the constellation Use for navigation
FM time and
has probably ceased
position
but is still supporting
information whatever other
sidebands at 3
system requires
kHz, 5 kHz and
reasonably precise
7 kHz
positional information
for the satellites Coherent
transmission at
399.840 MHz
FM time and Transmission
position
contains an almanac
information - for all active satellites
sidebands at 3 in the constellation kHz, 5 kHz and Use for navigation
7 kHz
has probably ceased
but is still supporting
whatever other
system requires
reasonably precise

149.94
0

149.97
0

Cosmos 2463
(Parus)
Comms
2010-010A
36519

Cosmos 2336
(Parus)
Comms
1996-071A
24677

149.97 Cosmos 2389

0
(Parus)
2002-026A
27436

Comms

positional information
for the satellites Coherent
transmission at
399.840 MHz
Transmission
contains an almanac
for all active satellites
in the constellation Use for navigation
FM time and
has probably ceased
position
but is still supporting
information whatever other
sidebands at 3
system requires
kHz, 5 kHz and
reasonably precise
7 kHz
positional information
for the satellites Coherent
transmission at
399.840 MHz
Transmission
contains an almanac
for all active satellites
in the constellation Use for navigation
FM time and
has probably ceased
position
but is still supporting
information whatever other
sidebands at 3
system requires
kHz, 5 kHz and
reasonably precise
7 kHz
positional information
for the satellites Coherent
transmission at
399.840 MHz
FM time and Transmission
position
contains an almanac
information - for all active satellites
sidebands at 3 in the constellation kHz, 5 kHz and Use for navigation
7 kHz
has probably ceased
but is still supporting
whatever other
system requires
reasonably precise
positional information

149.97
9

149.97
9

Oscar 29
(Transit/NIMS)
1987-080B
18362

Oscar 31
(Transit/NIMS)
1988-074B
19420

149.98 Oscar 27
8
(Transit/NIMS)
1987-080A
18361

for the satellites Coherent

transmission at
399.920 MHz
Maintenance
frequency - Coherent
transmission at
399.944 MHz (has
been heard to transmit
tones similar to the
Ionospheric
other OSCAR
modelling for Modulated CW
satellite but 2003
US military
carrier
December 28 - this
(NIMS)
frequency was
occupied by a
modulated 'buzzing'
signal - No longer
transmitting as of
2008 Feb 1
Maintenance
frequency - Coherent
transmission at
399.944 MHz Occasionally changes
between this
frequency and the
Ionospheric
FM telemetry operational one modelling for (tones) +/- 2.4 Sometime between
US military
kHz from
2007 Dec 21 and
(NIMS)
carrier
2008 Feb 7, the
normal transmissions
at both frequencies
were replaced with a
highly unstable CW
carrier (wandering
frequency +
variations in strength)
Ionospheric
FM telemetry Operational
modelling for (tones) +/- 2.4 frequency - Coherent
US military
kHz from
transmission at
(NIMS)
carrier
399.968 MHz Occasionally changes
between this
frequency and the
maintenance one) No longer

149.98
8

149.98
8

149.98
8

Oscar 23
(Transit/NIMS)
1988-033A
19070

Oscar 32
(Transit/NIMS)
1988-033B
19071

Oscar 25
(Transit/NIMS)
1988-074A
19419

150.00
Nadezhda
0

150.00
Tsikada
0

150.01
Unknown
2

transmitting as of
2008 Jan 1
Operational
frequency - Coherent
Ionospheric
FM telemetry transmission at
modelling for (tones) +/- 2.4 399.968 MHz US military
kHz from
Occasionally changes
(NIMS)
carrier
between this
frequency and the
maintenance one)
Operational
frequency - Coherent
Ionospheric
FM telemetry transmission at
modelling for (tones) +/- 2.4 399.968 MHz US military
kHz from
Occasionally changes
(NIMS)
carrier
between this
frequency and the
maintenance one)
Operational
frequency - Coherent
Ionospheric
FM telemetry transmission at
modelling for (tones) +/- 2.4 399.968 MHz US military
kHz from
Occasionally changes
(NIMS)
carrier
between this
frequency and the
maintenance one)
Several satellites - the
FM time and system is no longer
Navigation - position
operational, has been
plus Search
information - silent since 2003
and Rescue
sidebands at 3 November 26 monitoring
kHz, 5 kHz and Coherent
7 kHz
transmission at
400.000 MHz
Several satellites - the
FM time and system is no longer
Navigation - position
operational, has been
plus Search
information - silent since 2003
and Rescue
sidebands at 3 November 26 monitoring
kHz, 5 kHz and Coherent
7 kHz
transmission at
400.000 MHz
Satellite in GEO,
'Wandering'
possibly graveyard
Not known
CW
orbit, also transmits
400.032 MHz

Geosat
150.01
2
1985-021A
15595

150.01
2

RADCAL
(STEP P92-1)
1993-041A
22698

GFO
150.01
2
1998-007A
25157

150.01
2

ARGOS
(STEP P91-1)

1999-008A
25634
150.01 USA 147
2
(DMSP F-15)
1999-067A
25991

Detected being
switched on and off
over Europe, not
continuously active.
Sometime around
2007, transmissions
Oceanography
ceased to be detected
CW - Doppler
- wave height
but Geosat was
tracking beacon
measurement
subsequently
determined to be
transmitting
continuously while in
sunlight. Coherent
transmission at
400.032 MHz
Radar Calibration
satellite - Coherent
Radar
CW - Doppler transmission at
calibration
tracking beacon 400.032 MHz,
operation is
intermittent
Geosat Follow On
satellite - Coherent
transmission at
Oceanography
CW - Doppler 400.032 MHz and
- wave height
tracking beacon also transmitted at
measurement
2207.5 MHz. Ceased
to transmit 2208
November.
Coherent
transmission at
USAF space CW - Doppler
400.032 MHz experiments
tracking beacon
Ceased to transmit
2003
RADCAL
CW - Doppler Defense
secondary
tracking beacon Meteorological
payload aboard
Satellite Program US military
Also transmits at
metsat
2237.5 MHz and
2252.5 MHz, and
400.032 MHz - Postlaunch testing
revealed interference
with other equipment
from the 150/400
MHz transmitters so

150.01
2

150.01
2

150.01
2

150.01
2

150.01
2

Picosat 9
(STEP P97-1)
2001-043B
26930
Formosat 3A
(Cosmic FM-6)
2006-011A
29047

Formosat 3B
(Cosmic FM-1)
2006-011B
29048

Formosat 3C
(Cosmic FM-5)
2006-011C
29049

Formosat 3D
(Cosmic FM-3)
2006-011D
29050

150.01 Formosat 3E

USAF Space
Test Program
(STEP)

Atmospheric
studies using
CW beacons at
coherent
frequencies

Atmospheric
studies using
CW beacons at
coherent
frequencies

Atmospheric
studies using
CW beacons at
coherent
frequencies

Atmospheric
studies using
CW beacons at
coherent
frequencies
Atmospheric

they remained
inactive (apart from
further testing) until
2006 Aug 14
Coherent
transmission at
CW - Doppler
400.032 MHz tracking beacon
Ceased to transmit
late-2004
Switched on when
observation required,
European
observations usuall
CW
08:00-17:00 UTC
Mon-Fri, also
transmits 400.032
MHz and 1066.752
MHz
Switched on when
observation required,
European
observations usuall
CW
08:00-17:00 UTC
Mon-Fri, also
transmits 400.032
MHz and 1066.752
MHz
Switched on when
observation required,
European
observations usuall
CW
08:00-17:00 UTC
Mon-Fri, also
transmits
400.032MHz and
1066.752 MHz
Switched on when
observation required,
European
observations usuall
CW
08:00-17:00 UTC
Mon-Fri, also
transmits 400.032
MHz and 1066.752
MHz
CW
Switched on when

(Cosmic FM-4)
2

150.01
2

150.03
0

2006-011E
29051

Formosat 3F
(Cosmic FM-2)
2006-011F
29052

Cosmos 2361
(Parus)
1998-076A
25590

Cosmos 2373
(Yantar-1KFT11660 20,
150.30 Kometa)
0
2000-058A
26552

Cosmos 2415
(Yantar-1KFT11660 21,
150.30 Kometa)
0
2005-034A
28841

166.00 Progress M-42

studies using
CW beacons at
coherent
frequencies

Atmospheric
studies using
CW beacons at CW
coherent
frequencies

observation required,
European
observations usuall
08:00-17:00 UTC
Mon-Fri, also
transmits 400.032
MHz and 1066.752
MHz
Switched on when
observation required,
European
observations usuall
08:00-17:00 UTC
Mon-Fri, also
transmits 400.032
MHz and 1066.752
MHz

FM time and
position
Coherent
Navigation (+ information transmission at
comms?)
sidebands at 3
400.080 MHz
kHz, 5 kHz and
7 kHz
Coherent
transmission at
400.800 MHz Yantar/Cometa'
Cameras and film
recoverable
AM telemetry - recovered after
satellite wide bandwidth mission running
photographic
between 2000
mapping
September 29 and
2000 November 14 no longer in orbit
Coherent
transmission at
400.800 MHz Yantar/Cometa'
Cameras and film
recoverable
recovered after
satellite - wide- CW - Doppler mission mission
area
tracking beacon running between
photographic
2005 September 2
reconnaissance
and 2005 October 14
- transmissions heard
over the USA - no
longer in orbit
Mir/ISS
FM telemetry - Transmits during on-

(Progress 7K-TGM No 242)

0

166.00
0

166.00
0

179.95
1

1999-038A
25858

Progress M1-2
(Progress M1 No252)
2000-021A
26301

Soyuz TMA-1
(Soyuz 11F732 No211)
2002-050A
27552

Zi Yuan 2
(Jiang Bing 3A)
2000-050A
26481

180.00 Fengyun 1C
6
1999-025A
25730

orbit operations to
and from the ISS, and
while docked with the
space station - The
sidebands at +/- transmission sounds
Logistics
128 kHz
as a loud buzz with
sharp peaks at the
sideband frequencies
- Also transmits at
922.763 MHz
Transmits during onorbit operations to
and from the ISS, and
while docked with the
FM telemetry - space station - The
Mir/ISS
sidebands at +/- transmission sounds
Logistics
128 kHz
as a loud buzz with
sharp peaks at the
sideband frequencies
- Also transmits at
922.763 MHz
Transmits during onorbit operations to
and from the ISS, and
while docked with the
space station - The
FM telemetry ISS Crew
transmission sounds
sidebands at +/transport
as a loud buzz with
128 kHz
sharp peaks at the
sideband frequencies
- Also transmits at
121.750 MHz and
922.763 MHz
CW carrier on
centre
frequency plus
Coherent
Remote
telemetry
transmission at
Sensing
sidebands at +/479.865 MHz
20 kHz- and
further carriers
at +/- 40 kHz
Meteorological CW carrier on Active transmitter
imaging
centre
until 2007 February
frequency plus when attacked in
telemetry
ground-based
sidebands at +/- interceptor test -

Fengyun 1D
180.00
7
2002-024B
27431

CBERS 1
180.011

1999-057A
25940

CBERS 2B
180.01
3
2007-042A
32062

CBERS 2
180.01
4
2003-049A
28057

243.69 USA 125

5
(SDS-2 F4)
1996-038A
23945

5 kHz- and
Coherent
further carriers transmission at
at +/- 10 kHz 480.017 MHz
CW carrier on
centre
frequency plus
Coherent
Meteorological telemetry
transmission at
Imaging
sidebands at +/480.017 MHz
5 kHz- and
further carriers
at +/- 10 kHz
China Brasil Earth
CW carrier on Resources Satellite centre
Coherent
frequency plus transmission at
Remote
telemetry
480.025 MHz - Silent
sensing
sidebands at +/- since mid 2003, the
20 kHz - and last public report
further carriers being 2003 Jun 6 by
at +/- 40 kHz Maik Hermenau of
www.satellitenwelt.de
CW carrier on China Brazil Earth
centre
Resources Satellite frequency plus Coherent
Remote
telemetry
transmission at
sensing
sidebands at +/- 480.033 MHz, also
20 kHz- and
transmits 2204.400
further carriers MHz and 2267.500
at +/- 40 kHz MHz
China Brazil Earth
CW carrier on
Resources Satellite centre
Coherent
frequency plus
transmission at
Remote
telemetry
480.037 MHz, also
sensing
sidebands at +/transmits 2204.400
20 kHz- and
MHz and 2267.500
further carriers
MHz, ceased to
at +/- 40 kHz
transmit 2007
Military quick CW - RTTY- AFSATCOM Channel
reaction
style data
1 transmission comms
2005-2007, USA-137
and USA-125 were
providing alternating
coverage of the
northern hemisphere
from HEO - Second

transmission
frequency at 2242.50
MHz - 2007 Oct 15,
USA-125 ceased to
transmit AFSATCOM