Hi Andy,

> ... wondering if the AO-40 LNBs connected to a Funcube dongle 
> (and a bias tee for power) would receive the carrier (is there 
> one on DATV) from the ham TV test transmissions?

Gaston's announcement is posted on the AMSAT-NA web under the title,
"Update on HamTV on ISS". For a direct link to the article see:
http://ww2.amsat.org/?p=2177 ... within the posting there is a link
which may help with receiving HAMTV.

Bill Ress, N6GHZ has provided an excellent article, Low Cost DVB-S
Receivers Suitable For HAMTV Reception, in the November/December issue
of the AMSAT Journal. There is a link on the web page (above) where
you may find a copy of this article.

Bill discusses the DVB-S boxes he tested. He includes a short
description of the RF front-end you'll need.

--
73 de JoAnne K9JKM
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Editor, AMSAT Journal


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Subject: [amsat-bb] Using AO-40 in Rx for Ham TV?

I was just 


If so, that should be a project that could show AOS/LOS , power levels
etc, even if it's a black screen being sent: after all, it's RF.

maybe this has been thought about before? But I could use my converted
blue lnb...


73 de andy g0sfj
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