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Re: FM Satellites
On Sun, 11 Jul 1999, Bob Bruninga wrote:
> The following transmission takes less than 5 seconds.
>
> "WB4APR in Annapolis Maryland, demonstrating to some kids in the
> neighborhood"
>
> If I got that through the satelite and someone else (anyone) commented on
> it, then I would be happy and declare a success.
With a 300-watt ERP, I couldn't get my callsign through on Sunday's SUNSAT
pass, much less a 5 second transmission.
I'm just glad I wasn't in a crisis situation and actually needed the
satellite to summon for help. :-O
73, de John, KD2BD
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