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Re: 5/8 wave GP antenna for sats (was Re: ...)
- Subject: Re: 5/8 wave GP antenna for sats (was Re: [amsat-bb] ...)
- From: Fabio Roccatagliata <roccaf@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 26 Jan 2005 19:05:37 +0100
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- In-Reply-To: <5.2.0.9.2.20050125094957.01e9e138@mail.clarke-design.com>
I also have a uhf vertical antenna at the moment and I don't have
problems on the AO51 downlink sigs when the sat power is set to high.
I'm anyway unable to work the sat when working out with the normal
power setting.
> - The repeater is likely to be transmitting anywhere from 50 to 150
> watts. (If it's a simplex net it's probably safe to say that the stations
> were running 50 watts high power and also using high gain >groundplanes or
> collinears.)
Maybe in the US.... here in Italy the max power output for repeaters
is 10W erp and I think it's like that on most countries in Europe.
73
Fabio
IZ1EGT
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