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    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Re: finding yourself in the passband of an\tanalogsatellite",
    "date": "2011-01-20T20:10:30Z",
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    "content": "That is a nice tool, Mark.\n\nI flipped the input/output ranges in my table in my response.\nThe table should look like this \n\nUplink          Downlink\n-----------------------------\n435.22 MHz      145.93 MHz\n435.23 MHz      145.92 MHz\n435.24 MHz      145.91 MHz\n435.25 MHz      145.90 MHz\n435.26 MHz      145.89 MHz\n435.27 MHz      145.88 MHz\n435.28 MHz      145.87 MHz\n\n\nAnd, for the example, if I hear some one calling CQ on 145.890 Mhz, I should start at an uplink frequency of around 435.260 Mhz, etc..\n\n\n\n      \n",
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