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    "sender_name": "kevino z",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Squelch setting on TH-D72a for FM birds - newbie question",
    "date": "2016-03-17T10:36:43Z",
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    "content": "Pretty excited I heard my first satellite tonight, but not without beginner's mistakes. I was not trying to hit the satellite with TX tonight, just listening to learn the proper exchange.\n\nI think I did my homework and have programmed SO-50 frequencies in my TH-D72a correctly. I put the radio  TX in the VFO \"B\" position, and all of the RX in the \"A\" and turned on full duplex. I left the squelch one up from open. I hooked my arrow antenna up, and held the antenna right at the satellite. Nothing. Then I switched to VFO A (RX) and held the monitor (squelch open) and heard some folks. While still in VFO A, I switched memory locations while holding the monitor on, to make sure I was on frequency (these RX memories account for doppler). When I heard a QSO, I let go of the monitor and the signal did not break squelch.\n\nSo my question: Must I leave squelch all the way wide open when working FM satellites? \n\nIf so, I guess that I need to buy some headphones so I do not introduce feedback into the TX side while in full duplex. \n\nCould some of you seasoned satellite folks help a new guy out?\n\nthank you \nKevin (KK4YEL) \n\n\nNo trees were killed in the sending of this message. However, a large number of electrons were terribly inconvenienced !",
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