Yes it does accommodate 10.x.
Gareth
Depending on current activity.....What 2.4GHz Amp for QO-100 ??
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Re: What 2.4GHz Amp for QO-100 ??
Mark
You can also monitor the WB beacon downlink using the Ryde receiver, once you have a signal above the receive threshold (see photo, CAT24 beacon on 1.2m).
Using the narrow-band transponder there is a lot more C/N to play with and it is much more forgiving of non-optimised pointing. Typically with my 90cm for uplink/downlink on the NB transponder, lower beacon C/N is >30dB. Uplinking SSB uses about 4W with a POTY feed.
On the wideband transponder, pointing is more critical.
How did you point the uplink dish in the first place?
You can also monitor the WB beacon downlink using the Ryde receiver, once you have a signal above the receive threshold (see photo, CAT24 beacon on 1.2m).
Using the narrow-band transponder there is a lot more C/N to play with and it is much more forgiving of non-optimised pointing. Typically with my 90cm for uplink/downlink on the NB transponder, lower beacon C/N is >30dB. Uplinking SSB uses about 4W with a POTY feed.
On the wideband transponder, pointing is more critical.
How did you point the uplink dish in the first place?
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