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You probably want to talk to the ham radio AMSAT organization who've been doing stuff like that since the 60s. I've been a ham a long time and its interesting
by VLM 6y ago
You probably want to talk to the ham radio AMSAT organization who've been doing stuff like that since the 60s.
I've been a ham a long time and its interesting to see the progress. Back when I was a gen-x kid amsat was about 20 years old and had just barely broken two digits of launched satellites and there were never more than a couple in orbit at a time. Now a days there's two digits of ham radio satellites launched per year...
The satnogs project is pretty interesting to see what goes into the ground station for a small satellite. Maybe start there.
AFAIK other than some obscure situations involving the ISS and some APRS satellites, there has never been any AMSAT multi-satellite networking, but at the current incredible rate of expansion I'd expect to see hobbyists having something like that by 2030 or so.