Where can I find the pseudorange of the satellite of MH370?

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I'm trying to calculate the final position of the missing Malaysian plane with the coordinates of the satellites known but I can't find the pseudorange of the four Inmarsat satellites on the Internet. Where can I find it?
 
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yoyochan said:
I'm trying to calculate the final position of the missing Malaysian plane with the coordinates of the satellites known but I can't find the pseudorange of the four Inmarsat satellites on the Internet. Where can I find it?
I don't think that the satellite data has been publicly released.
 
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