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Re: Big ears listening for AO40
- Subject: Re: [amsat-bb] Big ears listening for AO40
- From: K5OE@xxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 28 Dec 2000 12:54:26 EST
Bob, et al.,
bruninga@usna.edu writes:
> I finally found some time to fire up the 12m (40') dish to see if I could
> hear AO40 at apogee. I used Ken's KEPS below, and did a conical
> search out 5 degrees in 3 Khz steps from about - 10 KHz to about +
> 10 Khz from expected DOppler from 2401.305 and heard nothing at
> 60,000 km.
I confirm the same lack of signal here in EL29. I got up at 1000 for AOS at
50,000 km and could not confirm a signal, nor several hours later at 60,000
km. I heard the same (unfortunate) report from KB2WQM and PT9KK this
morning. We will continue to monitor as the bird gets closer over the next 6
hours. It appears we may have favorable range and squint by 2200. We are
all using "little" ears. I believe Jeff has a Myers dish and Luciano and I
both have 16-turn helices.
73,
Jerry, K5OE
EL29
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