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- Subject: [amsat-bb] C Band
- From: "Robert Jewell" <ac9r@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 19 Apr 2001 13:46:06 -0000
Have you ever looked at how often AO-40 passes in front of your existing C
Band satellite dish?
Tomorrow, April 20, 2001, at about 1343Z to 1443Z, AO-40 will be near 210
deg in AZ and 45 deg EL, + / -
(in NASHVILLE). (MA= 224 - 237) I made 11 elevation measurements from 160
deg AZ to 245 deg AZ(the limits of my dish), here in Nashville, TN. ( EM
66). Azimuth is difficult to measure with a compass, elevation was measured
with a one degree inclinometer (?):
160 AZ = 46 EL
164 = 49
174 = 49
180 = 49
186 = 49
204 = 46
212(?) = 41
215(?) = 45
232 = 38
240 = 36
245 = 22
If time permits, I will hang "something" at the focal point of the dish,
probably a Trans System with a dipole and reflector or maybe just the dipole
reversed without the reflector.
FOR WHATEVER IT'S WORTH !!!!!
ac9r@amsat.org
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