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        "address": "oz1my (a) privat.dk",
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    "sender_name": "OZ1MY",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb]  AO-16 report number 2 from Copenhagen",
    "date": "2008-01-24T17:40:51Z",
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    "content": "Hi all,\nA few observations from today:\n\nThe transmit frequency seems to change a little.\nOn the first pass I used today I had to go up 500 Hz\non the downlink to hit the right frequency.\nOn the later passes the change was smaller.\n\nAs others have observed the carrier is there. Tuning to zero \nbeat puts you spot on frequency.\n\nFollowing Toms e-mail I tried to change to FMN (3.5 kHz deviation)\non the transmitter. \nThat makes the audio sound better - but my downlink signal\nto noise ratio decreased. That was to be expected.\n\nI do not know about other areas of the World - but here \nover Europe the background noise on the downlink is very high.\nDid not experience the normal FM quieting effect by increasing the \nuplink power. I do not understand that - any ideas ?\nIs AO-16 making the noise itself ??\n\nThe polarity of the downlink antenna is difficult to make out.\nI thought it is RHCP - but Mark says LHCP.\nFor me on the passes to the East RHCP is best !\nPasses from the South - LHCP is best !\nThat is a general observation - some times it helped to switch\nduring the passes.\nAO-16 might be tumbling a lot ?\n\nAnother thing is that using Noise Reduction on my IC-910 \nhelps a little - not much.\n\nHave fun and thanks to the team and the builders.\n\n73 OZ1MY\nIb\n\n",
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