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    "sender_name": "Bob- W7LRD",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Re: 29.351 Mhz odd signal",
    "date": "2012-10-14T14:40:00Z",
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    "content": "I just monitored the same signal in CN97wk ( Seattle Wa.). The signal disappeared at my LOS. I even threw some RF at it while listening for a downlink. Thinking of another AO-7 born again!! Paulo the satellite is now at your QTH 1437Z. We seem to be scrapping the bottom of the barrel looking for use able satellites. Like Frank K4FEG says work them till they fall out of the sky. \n73 Bob W7LRD \nCN87 \n\n----- Original Message -----\nFrom: \"CT2IWW Paulo Teixeira\" <[email protected]> \nTo: [email protected] \nSent: Sunday, October 14, 2012 5:50:39 AM \nSubject: [amsat-bb] 29.351 Mhz odd signal \n\nDear friends, \n\nI've been monitoring for the past two weeks a chirping sound on 29.351 Mhz \nthat has me baffled. Since I believe it is inside the sat sub-band, I \nwonder if there is an old bird that's still up in the air that sends some \nkind of telemetry signal around this frequency. \n\nThe signal in question consists series of chirps or beeps, even spaced and \nat about a rate of two per second. It drifts very slowly at times and the \nchirps become longer as it moves down the range. It usually starts around \n29352.5 and ends near 29350. 0. However there are times when the signal is \nsteady and doesn't move. As I write this, the signal just disappeared \naround 12:32 UTC at my location, at grid IN51. \n\nThe only sat that would be the likely suspect could be RS-15 but I've had \ntimes that I could hear the signal when i'snt up in my sky. I've checked \nthe AMSAT frequency charts and RS-15 has a CW Beacon downlink on 29.3525Mhz \nlisted as \"semi-operational\". This frequency range is also within SEDsat's \nOSCAR-33 transponder downlink but is listed as non-operational. \n\nI've made a small movie a few days ago, that is published on youtube, here: \nhttp://youtu.be/qMv2-Rx6LAE \n\nI would appreciate any comments or insights the list might have on this \nmatter. \n\n73 de CT2IWW, Paulo \n_______________________________________________ \nSent via [email protected]. Opinions expressed are those of the author. \nNot an AMSAT-NA member? Join now to support the amateur satellite program! \nSubscription settings: http://amsat.org/mailman/listinfo/amsat-bb \n",
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