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    "sender_name": "Lyle Johnson",
    "subject": "[eagle] Re: The thorny issue of SDX/Analog linear transpnder",
    "date": "2006-10-03T16:20:14Z",
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    "content": "Hello Matt!\n\n>>> I know that the current documented thinking is to have two SDX's and no\n>>> analog transponder, however we did say we'd bring up for discussion at a\n>>> telecon prior to the Symposium. I know that this was brought up in \n>>> July 2005\n>>> where it was clear that the answer to the members was yes, we'd have a\n>>> backup _analog_ linear transponder.\n>>>   \n> Why stop there?  We should have a backup to the analog transponder in \n> the form of a CW transponder.  Then we can back that up with a spark \n> transponder.  Finally, we should have some sort of semaphores or smoke \n> signals to back that up.\n\nWe tried smoke signals with AO-40.  The results weren't pretty...\n\nWe've flown analog transpodners for years, and complained about them for \nat least as many years.  If we have an analog backup, we won' t have to \nwrite code to simulate the poor performance (AGC capture, etc.), we can \nlet people experience it for themselves :-)\n\n> Seriously, if we have 2 SDX's, aren't they backups for each other?\n\nIt's a concern about radiation, I think, more than anything else. \nPersonally, I'm happy to leave it out.  The SDX concept is no longer \njust a power point presentation and associated hand waving, it is \nworking demo-ware, and improving with time.\n\nLyle\n\n",
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