The AggieSat4 satellite carrying the Bevo-2 CubeSat is expected to be deployed from the International Space Station on January 29, both have amateur radio payloads AggieSat4 was launched aboard the Orbital ATK
Cygnus OA-4 cargo resupply mission. The Cygnus spacecraft was mounted
atop a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket that took the Cygnus
from
the Kennedy Space Center up into Low Earth Orbit on December 6 at 4:44pm
EST.
AGS4 is planned to release from the ISS on January
29 and will then proceed to eject the University of Texas CubeSat,
Bevo-2 and perform relative navigation tasks as well as take pictures of
the release of Bevo-2.
The IARU has coordinated these frequencies for the amateur radio payloads: AggieSat4 436.250 MHz 9k6 FSK telemetry (also 153.6 kbps FSK)
Bevo-2 437.325 MHz CW and 38k4 FSK