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December 1st 03, 11:36 PM
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Ralph Mowery wrote in message ... "myliux" wrote in message ... http://dtusat.dtu.dk/group.php?c_gid=21 It looks like a pair of KLM 440 mhz antennas or equivilent for circular polorization. The rotator is an AZEL probably by Yeasu. what is the function of the box below? |
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December 2nd 03, 02:03 AM
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myliux wrote: SNIP what is the function of the box below? I presume it is the transmit/receive electronics with the computer interface. Radio signals at these frequencies are weak and losses in wires can become excessive. So, use short wires/cables and get the data into the comupter where it can be handled much more efficiently. Deacon Dave, W1MCE |
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