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RE: AO-27/UO-14
- Subject: RE: [amsat-bb] AO-27/UO-14
- From: Tim <Tim@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 27 Feb 2001 14:23:00 -0500
>Unfortunately, narrowband FM, single channel isn't a good technical
solution
>for ham use. I think the solution someday might be to make a
>single channel repeater and a linear transponder on the same bird. The
>newbies can use the FM (This is was the original FM sats were for, not
the
>big guns!) and once experienced, and once they've graduated to more
>expensive (SSB) equipment, they can move to the linear transponder.
>Fred W0FMS
I think that this is an excellent solution. I am confined to the realm
of the FM birds because of my lisence class and the lack of equipment.
I have been somewhat frustrated in trying to make a contact (over a
month trying now, with no success) and keeping getting blasted off by
the big guns. I know my setup is right, I can hear myself on the
downlink, but no one seems to hear me among all the monsters. I would
love to have an FM bird that we beginners could work so we could learn.
Thanks
TIM
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