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Re: Qrp on AO-40
Hi Scott,
last nite on mode US at exactly 00:48 UTC was transmitting on 435.687
came back on 2401.301 with just o n e watt on CW 15 ele linear Yagi
and one db cable loss - means roughly 150 watts of ERP.
Unfortunatley no activity on the bird.
QRP depends on AGC ONLY !!!
If there should be in the future heavy activity on AO-40 you need more ERP.
The transponder-power will be divided to ALL the users.
73 Rolf DK2ZF
JO43VH AMSAT-NA #493/LM-34
Scott E. Olitsky schrieb:
> Finally took my dish and downconverter out of the garage today and basically
> set the dish on the ground and listened to AO40 with my FT-817 this
> afternoon. Signals seemed great.
>
> What is the lowest power/antenna that people have had reasonable,
> reproducible succes at getting into the bird? WHat kind of qrp
> power/portable antenna setup is possible
>
> Thanks
>
> Scott
>
> Scott Olitsky
> AC3A
> Buffalo, NY
> FN03pa
> ex AC3A/4X 3W2SO HC5/AC3A
>
> AC3A@arrl.net
>
> 144 MHz EME
> 4 x M2 9SSB
> 8877 PA by antennaworks
> MHP - 145 preamp
>
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