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[ao16aprs] Re: 1200 baud Birds
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- Subject: [ao16aprs] Re: 1200 baud Birds
- From: Bob Bruninga <bruninga@nadn.navy.mil>
- Date: Fri, 28 Jan 2000 08:21:56 -0500 (EST)
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On Thu, 20 Jan 2000, Tate Jackson wrote:
> Are there anymore 1200 baud pacsats. ao-16 is offline and according to
> amsats webpage, most of the other 1200 baud pacsats are offline or soon to
> be. Is i worth building a 1200 baud pacsat station?
Well, I been talking about using them for 2 years now. and it works, but
we seem to only have a small handful of stations and unless there is a
"mission" or something worth tracking, then we dont have critical mass of
interest to man up the downlink... But there are 3 birds on orbit that
work perfectly fine. (AO16 is off doing S band stuff.)
But if I had soething I HAD to track cross country or across the oceans,
or Canada, or ALASKA, then I woiuld certainly use these birds. But I
woiuld probably have to man the downlink myself or ask someone else to do
it during the "event"..
bob
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