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    "sender_name": "Richard Grabotin",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Re: AO-27/SO-50",
    "date": "2011-10-25T04:14:20Z",
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    "content": "Thank you everyone for your help. I had my first successful contact on SO-50. \n\nAO-27 appears to be on hiatus, since the website is also down. \n\nMy next endeavor is learning the linear transponder birds. I have been trying to receive AO-7. I never heard a beacon on either mode A or B. (Daytime pass) I tuned around the downlink and I might have heard some very faint stations. I guess I need bigger antennas? Perhaps some phasing cables will help. (it's in the mail)\n\nThank you KB5WIA for the contact this evening. \n\n\nRichard \nK7LWV\n\n\nOn Oct 24, 2011, at 6:31 AM, David Palmer KB5WIA <[email protected]> wrote:\n\n> 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> \n> Good 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> \n> Yes, it's on a schedule -- check the status page on www.amsat.org to\n> see when it comes on and off. It comes on at mid-latitudes by a timer,\n> so for an overhead pass in your area you *should* have heard it ....\n> other things to check would be that the keps are current, and that\n> there weren't any glitches during that particular pass (ie. maybe\n> radios 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> \n> I've found SO-50 about 5kHz-8kHz down, so listen down a little.\n> Remember the tone on the uplink too.  Also, I've seen quite a few\n> posts that the TS-2000 has a birdie right at the high end of SO-50's\n> downlink, so you may have a better chance hearing it later in the pass\n> as doppler moves the downlink away from the birdie.\n> \n>> \n>> \n>> Richard\n>> K7LWV\n> \n> Good luck on the sats!!!!\n> \n> 73 de Dave KB5WIA\n\n",
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