[amsat-bb] Re: Is there anyway to get a linear transponder on theISS?
David Barber
david.barber at dbelectronics.co.uk
Thu May 30 08:46:30 PDT 2013
Don't forget they ran L/V (23cm up / 2m down) for a short period in January
2009.
Unfortunately few takers, I think only three of us in the UK.
G8OQW
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Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: Is there anyway to get a linear transponder on
theISS?
Hi.
Mode VU suffers from interference at the atellite from illegal use of
2m for taxis etc.
Mode VU has a higher path loss on UHF from the satellite to ground
Mode A has issues with higher noise levels and the size of antenna
required on the satellite.
But, I agree mode A would get a lot of interest from people with HF +
50MHz equipment.
- HF antenna = prototype deorbit system??
or 2 x ferrite rods at 90 degrees on receive
Thanks
David G0MRF
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