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Re: Two Sats
- Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: Two Sats
- From: w7lrd@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 10 Sep 2006 16:11:08 +0000
Hello
I and a few others "played" with this concept back in the RS etc days. I forget (senior moment) the specific satellites and frequencies involved. I was though a bit complicated. Tracking two satellites (using a Commodore 64) and figuring muliple doppler effects, due to satellite relative speeds. Anyway it was a fun endeavor. With HEO's you could cover the whole planet.
73 Bob W7LRD
Seattle
-------------- Original message --------------
From: sco@sco-inc.com
> If two sats like Hamsat (or Echo) were in orbit at the same time and
> could see each other ...
>
> Could User#1 uplink to Sat-A and then Sat-A would link to Sat-B
> (probably on one of the higher microwave bands) then Sat-B would
> downlink to User#2 and User#2 would uplink to Sat-B and be relayed to
> Sat-A and down to User#1 ??
>
> If this could be done there would be a much larger footprint and
> launch costs would be far less expensive, correct?
>
> Les W4SCO
>
>
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