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    "sender_name": "Scott",
    "subject": "Re: [amsat-bb] PSAT2 PSK31 transponder operation",
    "date": "2019-07-09T11:18:53Z",
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    "content": "Congrats on the success of PSAT-2,  Tomas & Ales!\n\nPlease note that KC9ELU has activated the PSK31 transponder on PSAT-2 as\nwell.\n\nAs for my setup, the location is grid FM17es (lat/lon = 37.7784 / -77.6093).\n\nPSAT-2's elevation is quite low here, of course.  It's been great to see so\nmany stations work successfully through the 2m APRS digipeater, 2m\nAPRS-to-Voice engine, and 10m/70cm PSK31 transponder even with the\nsatellite's low orbit making things a challenge.\n\nOn my 10m uplink, I've been running 75w to a MyAntennas EFHW-8010 oriented\nSouth-to-North and located on the North side of my house about 4 meters off\nthe ground.  Pretty much a worse-case scenario for communications to a\nsatellite so far to my South, I would think.  This 130 ft. long-wire type\nof antenna was put up mainly for 80m NVIS work but does a great job on\nother bands as well.  I think I'll put up some kind of vertical antenna for\n10m when time permits to see if that improves my coverage to the South.\n\nMy 70cm receive setup is better, although I should mention that I'm\nsurrounded by heavy tree cover.  So, except at high elevations, I do much\nbetter in the Fall/Winter than during the Spring/Summer months.  The 70cm\nantenna here is a Wimo X-Quad on an AZ-EL rotator and benefits from an\nSP-70 LNA at the base of the antenna.\n\nThe 10m/70cm PSK31 transponder on NO-84/PSAT, and now PSAT-2 is a great\nchallenge and a lot of fun to work.  Let's hope the addition of another\nsatellite with this capability prompts more people to enjoy it!\n\n-Scott,  K4KDR\n\n==============================\n\nOn Tue, Jul 9, 2019 at 2:57 AM Tomáš Urbanec via AMSAT-BB <\[email protected]> wrote:\n\n> Hi all,\n> after our return from european field day this weekend, we sorted out\n> through all available receptions of PSAT2 telemetry and SSTV.\n> As very valuable source we use the SatNOGS observations. There I have\n> found several passes over US, were PSAT2 was transmitting because it\n> sensed the PSK signals on uplink, and I have found two stations there\n> and decoded their calls as W5SAT and K4KDR. Congrats gentlemen! If you\n> can post the power/antenna used in experiments, it would be very\n> valuable for us. Therefore we can state, that also the PSK31 uplink is\n> in great shape and waiting for your further experiments.\n>               Tomas OK2PNQ and Ales OK2ALP\n>\n",
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