PW-Sat 2.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><AmsatList>
<Satellites>
		<Name>PW-Sat 2</Name>
		<Status>To be launched</Status>
		<NasaID>0</NasaID>
			<UpdateDate>2018-11-04</UpdateDate>
		<SatelliteInformationStatus>Verified</SatelliteInformationStatus>
		<LaunchData>
		 <LaunchDate> </LaunchDate>
		 	 <LaunchingSite> Vandenberg Air Force Base, California </LaunchingSite>
		</LaunchData>
		<OSCARNumber> </OSCARNumber>
		
			<Information>
			<Title>Project Site </Title>
			<Value> https://pw-sat.pl/en/home-page/ </Value>
			<Description lang="EN">PW-Sat2 is a student satellite project started in 2013 at Warsaw University of Technology by the Students Space Association members. Its main technical goal is to test new deorbit technology in form of a large deorbit sail whereas the project purpose is to educate a group of new space engineers </Description>
			<Description lang="FR">   </Description>
		</Information>
		
		
			<Information>
			<Title>IARU Coordination</Title>
			<Value>http://www.amsatuk.me.uk/iaru/finished_detail.php?serialnum=545</Value>
			<Description lang="EN">PW-Sat 2 has been coordinated by IARU  </Description>
			<Description lang="FR"> PW-Sat 2 a été coordonné par l'IARU </Description>
		</Information>
		

	
		<RadioData>
			<Beacons>
				<Name>Telemetry 1 </Name>
				<Frequency>435275000</Frequency>
				<Modes>
					<Mode> BPSK </Mode>
					<Speed> 9600</Speed>
				</Modes>
				<Modes>
					<Mode> BPSK </Mode>
					<Speed> 1200</Speed>
				</Modes>
				<CallSign> </CallSign>
			</Beacons>

			
			
		</RadioData>
		<TelemetryData>
		<DescriptionURL>
			<Title> Ham radio information </Title>
			<Value> https://pw-sat.pl/en/information-for-radio-amateurs/</Value>
		</DescriptionURL>
		<ReportURL>
			<Title></Title>
			<Value></Value>
		</ReportURL>
		<ReportEmail></ReportEmail>
		<SoftwareURL>https://radio.pw-sat.pl/communication/desktopsoftware</SoftwareURL>
		<Description></Description>
		</TelemetryData>
	</Satellites>
	</AmsatList>