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CX7BY  > SAT      04.01.04 05:31l 32 Lines 1133 Bytes #999 (0) @ AMSAT
BID : ANS-004.01
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Subj: AO-27 returns to operation
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Sent: 040104/0306Z @:CX7BY.MVD.URY.SA #:65451 [Montevideo] FBB $:ANS-004.01
From: CX7BY@CX7BY.MVD.URY.SA
To  : SAT@AMSAT


AMSAT News Service Bulletin 004.01 From AMSAT HQ
SILVER SPRING, MD.  January 4, 2004
To All RADIO AMATEURS
BID: $ANS-004.01


The AO-27 Command Team reports that as of 29 December 2003 UTC, a new
schedule has been uploaded to AO-27 after tracking down several bugs in the
on-board schedule state machine.

The schedule starts 3.5 minutes before the sub-satellite point crosses
Latitude 39.0N on an ascending (South to North) pass.  At that point AO-27
will turn on for 1 minute of digital telemetry download followed by 6
minutes of analog repeater operation.  In addition to the analog repeater
operations in the evening, there will also be 1 minute digital telemetry
transmitted in the morning starting when it crosses Latitude 39.0N on a
descending pass.

When there is a better understanding of the battery condition, the analog
time will be increased.

Your help is needed logging TLM from AO27. Please visit the Logging AO-27
Telemetry page, http://www.umbrasi.com/AO27/tlm.shtml for directions in
getting started.

[ANS thanks the AO-27 Command Team for the above information]



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