...... and this from the Sky and Space Global Wiki page –
“Sky and Space Global's constellation is planned to use spectrum in the S band and L band for mobile communication coverage, S band for inter-satellite links and again S band and UHF for mission control.[16]
On 27 September 2016 the company announced that it has received approval from the United Kingdom's Ministry of Defence to use its UHF frequencies for command and telemetry of the three demonstration satellites until the end of 2019 with the possibility to extend this timeframe.[17]”
There is a possibility now that we may not have a launch until some time in May. As time goes on, there appears to be more satellites added to the PSLV-XL C38 payload – obviously the ISRO want to get the best possible return on every mission.
I hope they are not hanging out for another record breaking payload! (lol)
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