Besides ISS, which was mentioned by the original poster, here are some other commonly used satellites for satellite relay communication that may be useful: (Please correct me if any of these are incorrect)
SO-50 (When using this, you need to consider polarization. In addition to aiming at the satellite, you also need to...)Rotate the antenna horizontally to find the appropriate polarization direction.And it should be adjusted at any time.
PO-101: Operate the transmitter according to the schedule, and check if it's turned on before each transmission.
ASRTU-1 (also known as AO-123)
LAPAN-A2 (also known as IO-86, note)Within 30 degrees of the Equator(Currently available)
HADES-R (also known as SO-124)
FOX-1B (also known as AO-91) – The battery failure on this satellite can only beIn direct sunlightIt's available and may suddenly shut down, and also requires being synchronized with SO-50.Consider polarization