ISRO and the Indonesian Space Agency have agreed to launch the Indonesian IinuSat on a PSLV vehicle in early 2013. The agreed cost of the launch will be 100,000 Euros. The IiunSat is being built by students from six Indonesian Universities, the satellite will have a launch mass of around 30 kilograms and will have a communications and metrological mission.
Indonesian Smallsat to launch on Indian PSLV
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