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New Satellites  

Project ECHOThere is now a website which shows the current state of frequency coordination for all known upcoming amateur satellites. Visit http://www.amsat.org.uk/iaru/ for the latest information. For details of the frequency coordination process and the definition of a "space station in the amateur satellite service" see the page http://www.iaru.org/satellite/ 

Probably the two most important projects for future satellites in the Amateur Satellite world are Project Eagle (AMSAT-NA) and Phase 3E (AMSAT-DL).

If you have more information on upcoming satellite projects, please email g3vzv@amsat.org.nospam