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LW2EIQ > SAREX 05.07.96 10:35l 25 Lines 900 Bytes #-10883 (0) @ AMSAT
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Subj: STS-78 Operating Procedures
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From: LW2EIQ@LW2EIQ.7600.BA.ARG.SA
To : SAREX@AMSAT
Date: Tue, 2 Jul 1996 19:08:40 -0500
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This morning, while listening for STS-78, I heard a male voice saying
"This is W5RRR listening", then he'd say "Go ahead", and then back
to "This is W5RRR listening", and sometimes "Say again". I never
heard anything else, i.e., no other call signs given, no signal report,
no indication of a contact, no nothing. Was I really hearing STS-78,
or was it a slim. If it was STS-78, wouldn't normal operating procedure
be to acknowledge the call of the caller and provide some sort of
exchange to make the contact complete? I really don't believe it was
a slim because the signal was clearly peaking (although not very
much) in the direction I expected to find Columbia.
73,
Todd
N9MWB
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