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- Subject: [sarex] ARISS frequencies ATTN:nx5e@juno.com
- From: Arthur z Rowe <azrowe@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 23 Sep 2000 07:04:07 -0400
Hi the attached is previous communications concerning AR!SS frequencies:
Arthur,
Actually, we have not selected frequencies for ISS. We are currently
discussing this issue with the international partners. The frequencies
we
are using for this testing is consistent with the Region 2 (US) frequency
band plan.
There is certainly a debate on whether to use split frequencies or
simplex. It is a bit more cumbersome to operate split. However, I have
gotten a lot of feedback from a number of people that one of the
advantages
.of split is that the crew downlink is clear from local QRM. This tends
to
help the new-bies as well as the more seasoned operators because they
don't
hear all the packet on the downlink frequency and can immediately
determine
if the crew is operating voice or packet.
Thanks for your inputs.
73, Frank Bauer
At 08:28 AM 4/23/00 -0400, you wrote:
>Hi Frank - why is the ISS going to use a split frequency. I thought the
>idea was to make it easy for
>beginners to try their hands on the birds without complicated equipment.
>Its so much easier to have a
>simplex frequency up & down. Arthur N1ORC@AMSAT.ORG(AMSAT A/C)
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