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        "address": "mschulz (a) creative-chaos.com",
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    "sender_name": "Michael Schulz",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Re: Two Questions",
    "date": "2011-09-23T16:31:26Z",
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    "content": "\nOn Sep 23, 2011, at 11:18 AM, Patrick STODDARD (WD9EWK/VA7EWK) wrote:\n\n> I hope you are able to be on VO-52 on Saturday, 22 October, when I am doing\n> demonstrations on FM and SSB satellites from a hamfest in Tucson AZ that\n> morning.  If there are FM passes available that morning, I will be on them -\n> as well as the VO-52 passes.  At the hamfests I have operated from, the SSB\n> demonstrations usually attract the larger crowds.  When they see it does not\n> take much more equipment to work SSB than FM via satellite, that turns out\n> to be a pleasant surprise for the audiences.\nIn the morning should be a 9:40ish am pass local time for me. So I might be on it \nsipping my coffee :). The big difference that you can show is, that the linear birds \nare not like a zoo at times (except for the 5 am passes during the weekends on AO-51)\nand you can have a real QSO for the entire length of the pass. Granted you may only\ncollect one grid and you may already have that one but it's simply an addition.\n\n> I use a pair of FT-817NDs (or sometimes I substitute a TH-F6A in place of the\n> FT-817ND I use to receive the downlinks) and a \"store bought antenna\" (an\n> Elk log periodic) for my all-mode satellite station.  This station, except for\n> the Elk, fits in an old laptop bag that has seen tens of thousands of miles\n> of travel in the past couple of years around North America and - recently -\n> Australia.\nMy current antenna setup is a AR-22 TV rotor with a 5 ele 2M and a 10 ele 70cm at \n30 deg fixed elevation both horizontal polarized. Total cost approx. $200 plus cables.\nNext project will be to build a 2nd IOio and phase them together 90 deg off to see if \nthat will help with the fading issue (mostly on FO-29) vs buying or building a complex\nRHCP/LHCP switchable setup.\n\nMy IOio beats your Arrow or Elk in terms of price by leaps :). But then again it doesn't look\nas nice.\n\n73 Mike K5TRI\n\n\n\n",
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