Amateur radio enthusiasts in China primarily focus on V-band or L-band frequencies, such as the well-known GK2A LRIT. Therefore, we hope to attract more enthusiasts to join our team.
This guide took approximately one year to complete, from selecting the equipment and addressing practical issues to presenting the final results. Given that it involves high-frequency satellite bands, the software configuration and tracking aspects are similar to those for L/S bands, but with a higher level of complexity.
Please note: The X-band is very challenging, and you must have at least 1-2 years of experience receiving signals in the L, S, and C bands first.
In addition, there are also receiving guidelines for L, S, and X-band frequencies:https://www.kdocs.cn/l/cgt6K3sAt6BFIncludes all test reports, satellite frequencies, polarization, bandwidth, and recommended sampling rates, as well as important notes.
Due to the large amount of content, uploading several images resulted in crashes due to an overloaded request. Therefore, I can only provide the link to a Bilibili column:https://m.bilibili.com/opus/1132535549721051139?from_spmid=dt.space-dt.article.0&share_from=article&share_medium = android&share_plat = android&share_source = WEIXIN&share_tag = s_i&spmid=dt.opus-detail.0.0×tamp = 1762527853&unique_k = MOcmCMR
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