[amsat-bb] 6 Hrs of AO40 TLM

[Bob Bruninga <bruninga@xxxxxxxx>]

Thanks to Rick Hambley, W2GPS Ron and others, using the 40' dish at the
Naval Academy, we will be able to feed about 5 hours of continuous TLM
from AO40 to Ron's server below.  We do not get anything close to solid
TLM at apogee, but we do get a few frames a minute.  But with enough
frames you might be able to find some useful data...

Time now is 1320 UTC on 30 Jan.  AO40 in view for next 5 hours at least.

de WB4APR 

On Tue, 9 Jan 2001, Ron Parise wrote:

> 
> We have a server running at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
> Amateur Radio Club. Right now not many people are able to decode the
> spin modulated signal. You can connect your P3T to 128.183.143.104 
> port 1024 and if anyone is flowing telemetry to the server you will
> see it. Right now no one is.
> 
> Ron wa4sir
> 
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