Mike and the rest of the list,
CAPE-1 almost perfectly tracks with Object 31129. AOS on the last pass was 30secs. after predicted and LOS 10-20 secs. before predicted. Frequency was nominal. There is a building that is directly in the line of sight when on the AOS horizon which affects the lower 1 or 2 degrees elevation (The building is a 3-story building and we have a 20 ft tower on top of a 2 story building. Frequency was nominal and rotor and frequency control were left to the radio. Signal strength was S7 on a 4 degree pass.
Jonathan Wagner, KE5FSG
Mike Rupprecht wrote:
Hi Jonathan,
could you tell us the used Keps (Object) ?
Thank, Mike
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Hi all,
CAPE-1's back and loud. Just had an excellent pass over CAPE ground station with strong signal (operating remotely, so no definite signal reading). Copied at least 4 or 5 CW beacons and fixing to go back and decode. Will update on status after packet decode.
Jonathan Wagner, KE5FSG
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