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Re: AO40 up on an Arrow
On Saturday 11 August 2001 08:56, Michael Kingery wrote in "[amsat-bb]
AO40 up on an Arrow":
> Last night as pretty neat. Countless roundtables going on at
> different frequencies in the passband. I know that one of them I
> joined in on had at least 8, or maybe 10, stations on at the same
> time.
Indeed...I poked my nose into a couple and worked K5OE, N0ZHE, KK5DO,
W3VVP as well as KE4AZN and then later K6CCC, N6ORS, WA6FWF, KB9KHM and
KO4MA. Monitored a QSO between K6CCC and KL0BK, with whom I managed a
quick contact before he went QRT up Alaska way.
Every once in a while I'd take a pretty deep fade, but it always came
back up after a minute or two. I had several reports that I had a
strong signal on the bird; I still need some recieve-side improvements
though. Having figured out how to get SatTrack to calculate
uplink/downlink pairs has been very helpful and kept me largely out of
the "ditting" business.
S1 rocks hard.
73 de Maggie K3XS
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