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VK8PDG > PK232    08.08.02 11:23l 18 Lines 787 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: PK-232 can copy satellite telemetry 1 of 5
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PK232SAT.1 of 5
  
If you have an HF RTTY modem you can use this with the PK-232 
to improve copy of AO-13, (as well as greatly improve 
terrestrial HF operation of the PK-232) as the lack of individual
tone filters and 200 Hz shift of the PK-232 results in less than 
optimum decoding.  I found that with my HF modem's 170 Hz shift 
(which is AO-13's RTTY tone shift) and separate tone filters I 
can copy AO-13 RTTY telemetry from horizon to horizon error free,
while the PK-232's internal modem will return occasional errors 
until the signal reaches a high enough strength to overcome the 
PK-232's modem's bandpass (not separate tone) filtering and 200 
Hz
shift limitations.
Also on HF RTTY I can copy weak signals with a greatly reduced 
error rate.
CONTINUED IN FILE PK232SAT.5


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