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What's Wrong?
- Subject: [amsat-bb] What's Wrong?
- From: "Robert Jewell" <ac9r@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 23 Jan 2002 15:39:23 -0000
1535Z 23 Jan 2002.
Ok guys, I am using a SSB-3000 (70 cm) fed by a G3RUH patch antenna attached
to a 1.2m offset fed solid fiberglass dish. There is a 70 cm to 10m
converter in the shack feeding the receiver.
With the antenna pointed 180 degrees away from AO-40, an elevation "way"
off, I still receive good CRC signals. (I am positive of my antenna
position). Noise = S3.5, SIG = S9 +.
With the antenna pointed at AO-40, the signals are S9 plus 20 dB with a
noise floor on my Collins 75A-4 of S3.5.
My guess is that I do not have the patch in the proper position, although it
appears to be exactly where the TV feed was.
Can the G3RUH "look through" the dish. I am tempted to take the patch feed
off, and just hold it in my hand without any dish, but it's raining too
hard.
AC9R
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