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        "address": "seanc (a) unixgeeks.ca",
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    "sender_name": "Sean Cavanaugh",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Re: The Tragedy of the commons / split frequency working",
    "date": "2009-02-24T22:48:15Z",
    "parent": "https://mailman.amsat.org/hyperkitty/api/list/[email protected]/email/QFZYPTI6UN2AR42L22QERTORWTXKINGN/?format=api",
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    "content": "\n>> We'll just have to live with that for those satellites that have already been\n>> designed, but for future designs a linear transponder seems the obvious\n>> choice. A 40 kHz linear transponder would allow for multiple SSB\n>> QSO's over areas with a high Amateur population but would still\n>> enable the use of FM in the many areas of the world where there are\n>> few Amateurs.\n> \n> This is a good idea, as demonstrated by VO-52 where hams in South\n> Asia are encouraged to try it in FM and the rest of us are to use SSB\n> or CW.  But don't overlook the interest in FM satellites for the areas with\n> high ham populations, also.  Otherwise, there goes a low-cost entry to\n> amateur satellites in those areas.  KiwiSAT is interesting, in that it will\n> have an FM repeater and a linear transponder.\n> \n\nI think Patrick raises an important point here. The FM sats are a very \ngood entry point into satellite operation.\n\nI got into satellites as a result of seeing just how easy it was to make \ncontacts on AO-51 with a radio shack HTX-242 and an FT-817 that I \nalready owned. Since I have been bitten by the satellite bug, I've gone \nout an bought an FT-847 and pre-amps, and I will hopefully be putting up \na better antenna array soon to help with linear satellites.\n\nIf it hadn't been for AO-51 and its \"Easy Sat\" reputation, (helped along \nby K7AGE's videos on YouTube), I probably would have never gotten \nstarted and kept on thinking satellite operation was \"too hard\".\n\n73,\n\n--\nSean - VA5LF\n",
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