You can hear Genesat telemetry too…

December 23, 2007 | Amateur Radio, Amateur Science | By: Mark VandeWettering

Okay, I was bored waiting for potential Ande passes, so I tuned into Genesat. I got a few telemetry packets, although the frequency seemed to be 5khz low from the published frequency of 437.075Mhz.

KE7EGC>UNDEF,TELEM:GeneSat1.orgB4511B0A00000000000000260069009F7113722166CC790B02F0
KE7EGC>UNDEF,TELEM:GeneSat1.orgFA511B06000000000001002600690001EA02BA27081CBF026621
KE7EGC>UNDEF,TELEM:GeneSat1.org04521B8A010E018901DD010100A4015F2DCB1C226D951D1C023A
KE7EGC>UNDEF,TELEM:GeneSat1.org36521B73010F017101DE010000A4019F992216023D996D22E207
KE7EGC>UNDEF,TELEM:GeneSat1.org3B521B72010F016E01DE010000A4015F2DCB1C226D951D1C023A
KE7EGC>UNDEF,TELEM:GeneSat1.org40521B0100000001000100250069005F2299221C02202274231C
KE7EGC>UNDEF,TELEM:GeneSat1.org45521B0200000002000000260069009F07BC13A0230013281C02

Not sure what any of it means, but there it goes.