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Open Source Satellite Initiative Wiki

Wiki on satellite launching as an individual http://opensat.cc

OSSI's been working on easy open source satellite platform since 2006.
Thanks to cubesat program, this almost comes true.

Github: https://github.com/ossicode

To contribute or to translate into other languages, please send email to: artist@opensat.cc

Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License


Open source if NOT free. If you use the contents or the contents inspired you, you should specify the origin of the source and you also should open your material.
We'll suit you if you don't follow these rules.

Schedule

Missions

For 6 years of researching feasibilities of building and launching a satellite as an small group or as an individual person,
OSSI found it's still not easy to find and gather information from the internet we needed.

So by launching one satellite and go through all steps, OSSI wants to contributes to the world of imagination becoming reality.

  1. Testing a cubesat sized satellite that's build from 100% commercial components avaliable world wide.
  2. Publishing a satellite building / launching / operating manual for amateur radio operators and general public
  3. Modularize the satellite modules for re-usabilities and easy testings
  4. Building a open source platform for nano satellite

Subsystems

Subsystems

Components Database

Source Code

Assembly

  • Solar Panel
  • Battery Pack
  • Coax Cable
  • Structure
  • PCB

Launch

Registration

Ground Station

High Altitude Balloon Testing

manual.txt · Last modified: 2012/03/28 12:19 by ossi
 
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