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        "address": "kb5wia (a) amsat.org",
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    "sender_name": "David Palmer KB5WIA",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Re: AO-27/SO-50",
    "date": "2011-10-24T13:31:40Z",
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    "content": "Hi Richard,\n\n>. I am using a yeasu g-5500 rotator with the AMSAT controller and ham radio deluxe. Kenwood ts-2000 for the rig and a 8 element 440 and a 4 element 2 meter antenna. The antennas are currently linear polarized since my phasing cables still have not arrived from the manufacturer.\n\nGood setup!\n\n>\n> My questions are, is AO-27 difficult to work? Is it on a schedule? Any ideas why I could not raise or hear it?\n\nYes, it's on a schedule -- check the status page on www.amsat.org to\nsee when it comes on and off. It comes on at mid-latitudes by a timer,\nso for an overhead pass in your area you *should* have heard it ....\nother things to check would be that the keps are current, and that\nthere weren't any glitches during that particular pass (ie. maybe\nradios briefly stopped tuning).  Try again, it's a nice loud sat.\n\n>\n> As for SO-50: Should I be listening 5khz down? Ham radio deluxe is controlling the radio frequencies and I made a custom entry for 5khz down and corrected for Doppler. This still did not seem to help.\n\nI've found SO-50 about 5kHz-8kHz down, so listen down a little.\nRemember the tone on the uplink too.  Also, I've seen quite a few\nposts that the TS-2000 has a birdie right at the high end of SO-50's\ndownlink, so you may have a better chance hearing it later in the pass\nas doppler moves the downlink away from the birdie.\n\n>\n>\n> Richard\n> K7LWV\n\nGood luck on the sats!!!!\n\n73 de Dave KB5WIA\n\n",
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