RE: [amsat-bb] P3D Report

[Jean-Louis.RAULT@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Vittorio

Here below is was I plan to do tomorrow to try to identify any AO-40
carriers:

- record any potential weak AO-40 carrier during a long period of time
- carefully draw a curve of any frequency shifts (using a spectral analysis
software)
- compute theoretical AO-40 doppler shifts and draw the corresponding curve
- compare the curves
That the only easy way I have found to eliminate any local or distant
spurious sigs.
And I'll listen periodically to a local high stability transmitter, just to
estimate my own receiver VFO drift.

JL F6AGR


 > -----Message d'origine-----
 > De: Vittorio BENVENUTI [mailto:benscosm@iol.it]
 > Date: jeudi 21 décembre 2000 10:53
 > À: amsat-bb@AMSAT.Org
 > Objet: [amsat-bb] P3D Report 
 > 
 > 
 > Sry, the carrier of my yesterday report was there after LOS .... It's
 > affected by frequency drift, not really doppler.
 > So, another "false" contact.
 > 
 > 73's de i3vfj, Vittorio
 > 
 > 
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