Between 6:09 AM and 6:19 AM on June 11th, I(BG4LZY)I was able to make contact with a friendly station via the SO-50 satellite repeater. We exchanged callsigns, 59 and 73. When I continued listening, I realized that I had forgotten their callsign, and there was no recording. However, when I started recording, the signal quality became significantly worse, and all I could hear was:
"…GM BG6H_T You are also 59 Thank you Good morning." (_This might be S, or it might not_)
"Thank you so..."
"...GM BH6BSY 59 QSL" x2
Later on, the satellite fell out of orbit and lost contact.
This link leads to the recording from that time.
Later, I joined a large group on Satellite Communication and asked around. Someone suspected that I was communicating with JA6EGM. However, I remember that the communication was with a domestic callsign. Because I had never used a satellite repeater before, I reviewed some beginner tutorials and didn't directly call CQ. After hearing two domestic stations communicate, I directly called one of them. I don't remember the exact callsign, but it must have been in the 6th region (domestic), likely one of the two 6th region stations that I heard before.
I don't know if any of my friends who were passing by happened to record a clearer version of the "Tonglian" audio, or if there is another way to find out who was using "Tonglian" at that time.