Re: [amsat-bb] Re: AO-40 Beacon Reason?

[k6yk@xxxxxxxx]

I heard all that SSB  QRM  yesterday  on and around the  AO-40 beacon.
They were all calling  "CQ SS", that ought to tellyou something!   It was
coming 
from  the  RS-13 downlink  with all the 15 meter SSB stations in the
sweepstakes.
They were all over the place from about 145.865 to 145.900 +.  The RS12
beacon
and RS13 robot were in there, too above 145.900.

73,
John, K6YK
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> NA9D wrote: 

> Bottom line is we have a new "child" upstairs that while it appears 
> healthy,
> may have a slight cold.  Until it gets better, we just need to be 
> patient
> and not interfere with the work going on.  It is an easy thing to do 
> to spin
> the dial and move a way from 145.9 when on AO-10.
> 
> 73,
> 
> Jon
> NA9D

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