[amsat-bb] Re: online article of interest-ANSWER TO WHAT IS P BAND?

[David Donaldson]

According to the Nation Radio Astronomy Observatory site
P-BAND  305-337 mhz

Learned something myself (guess I didn't know it all, my wife is right)

Dave

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Dave Donaldson
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Burnsville MN

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Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: online article of interest


Great article!  Anybody recall what frequency "P" band is?

Greg  KO6TH



[amsat-bb] online article of interest‏
From: amsat-bb-bounces at amsat.org on behalf of Dr. Jay Garlitz
(drjay at gatordental.com)
Sent: Sun 9/16/07 7:51 AM
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An article of interest about tracking satellites and spacecraft from
Gainesville, FL in the 1960's:
http://www.gatorradio.org/Archives/UF_Student_Satellite_Tracking_Station_196
4-65.pdf
 
>From Sven Grahn in Sweden: <>
 
Jay AA4FL (Faculty Advisor, Gator Amateur Radio Club at UF)
 
 
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