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Icom PCR-1000 and 38k4 packet?
- Subject: [amsat-bb] Icom PCR-1000 and 38k4 packet?
- From: "Mark L. Hammond" <mlhammond@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 13 Jul 2004 14:21:41 -0400
As I consider my station and the ability to work high speed packet, I realized I have a seldom-used PCR-1000 on the shelf. This would be a good solution for either the 435 MHz signal directly, or for a 2M or 435 MHz downconverter IF.
Inasmuch as it has a "PACKET" jack for 9600 baud packet reception, and the ability to change the receive bandwidth (it does SSB, FM, "wide FM", and has selectable bandwidth settings)---has anyone on the list tried to use this receiver for 38k4 packet?
Naturally, I will give this a shot when I can. Currently, it's difficult at best to experiment with high speed packet as I can't generate an RF signal of this nature in the shack. And, with AO-51 not having a published schedule yet, it's hard to know when to get ready for the testing!
I wish that AO-51 passes were as long AO-40 ;-)
I look forward to any "real world" data, or comments otherwise. Or perhaps the idea is just generally silly....
73,
Mark L. Hammond [N8MH]
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