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        "address": "K4FEG (a) K4FEG.COM",
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    "sender_name": "K4FEG",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] AO7 2013 Eclipse Cycle",
    "date": "2013-05-23T09:56:39Z",
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    "content": "Good Day everyone;\n\nhopefully by now everyone is aware that AO7 is going into an eclipse as \nit passes over Antarctica and with the loss of sunlight on the solar \npanels the satellite is going into a Zero Voltage System Reset, and when \nthe satellite comes back into the sun it is starting up in Mode B every \ntime.\n\nInformation from others have said that that is by design, but some of \nthe reading I have been doing, suggests that the mode is random. The \nobservations made so far indicate that it appears to be by design and \nNOT random.\n\nI have noticed a slight variation in the Doppler adjustment from my \nprevious program settings and there have been some reports of slight \naudio distortion. I am currently leaning towards the frequency \nvariations and audio to being caused by temperature variations due to \nthe lack of solar heating as the satellite passes over Antarctica, once \nagain these are just my opinions.\n\nSoftware predictions indicate that the eclipse periods will get up to \nabout a maximum of a 3 minute period at the longest and it will be \ninteresting to watch for any variations in satellite behavior at that time.\n\n/*For now we have Mode B repeating, enjoy it Mode B users and Mode A \nwill be back in a few weeks if everything stays like it is.*//*\n*/\nI hope I am not boring everyone with these AO7 reports.\n\nThanks to Alan; ZL2BX and Ib, OZ1MY for their updates and observations.\n\n73 ALL FRM\nK4FEG\nSTAR-COM bb\nEM55aj84ta\n",
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