Gibertini dish 1.55 Χ 1.66 ( 100.5°E -45.0°W) ku lnb Inverto Black Ultra 0.2db - Ku band Circular Uni Inverto BLACK Pro 0.2db / / C-Band lnb Titanium wide band - Pauxis 13°- K Panorama 13°K
DR.HD F-15 - Openbox S11 HD - TM-5402 HD M3 & M4
One more burn on Wednesday to perfect the orbit, mission control has powered up six of the test instruments on board but there is no measurements or results of the local environment much before September , though I believe some images will be released before then.
The external camera is going to have the most radiation affecting it and is likely to be the first instrument to suffer damage.
First flyby tomorrow.
Juno will be about 2,500 miles (4,200 kilometers) above Jupiter's swirling clouds and traveling at 130,000 mph (208,000 kilometers per hour) with respect to the planet.
Not only will Juno's suite of eight science instruments be on, the spacecraft's visible light imager—JunoCam will also be snapping some closeups. A handful of JunoCam images, including the highest resolution imagery of the Jovian atmosphere and the first glimpse of Jupiter's north and south poles, are expected to be released during the later part of next week.
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