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[ao16aprs] Re: 9600 Baud

Yes, but look at the doppler rates shown by your trackihng program.  How
long is the bird within 3 KHz of center freq?  About 2 to 4 minutes only
out of a 15 minute pass. So yes it will work.  But you sont get but 1/4th
to 1/8th of the data...

bob
 On Thu, 3 Feb 2000, Tate Jackson wrote:

> I've been reading a past edition of ARRL's Satellite Anthology.  There was 
> a great article about a low cost 9600 baud satellite station.
> 
> Mt question is,  how critical is it to adjust for doppler shift on the 
> uplink and the downlink?  Can one get away with leaving both the 
> transmitter and reciever on the nominal frequency?
> 
> Tate
> N3BXZ
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