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HOW TO RECEIVE A TRANSMISSION
The easiest way to receive a transmission is to know when one is coming, and
what format it will be in. There are several different satellite formats out there,
but the most common and useful is NOAA. For now we will describe how to get
NOAA transmissions and display them on a PC. Other satellites will follow as
you gain more insight into what is going on.
Every NOAA satellite seems to have a personality of its own, and there are
several of them floating around in outer space having a little party. All but the
newest satellites show up in the morning, and then again in the evening. The
newer satellites show up during odd times in the day. Some satellites come in
very strongly, others are weak. The newest NOAA satellite is so strong that it is
possible to pick it up right on the horizon!
There are a few programs available on bulletin boards that will allow you to
track various satellites and even show you the receivable area that they are
transmitting to. It is strongly recommended that you download one of these
programs because it makes life much easier. One of the best ones we have
found is called TRAKSAT. You can use this program to pin-point exactly where
satellites are, and when they will pass overhead, to name a few features.
Paul E. Traufler
111 Emerald Drive
Harvest, AL. 35749
(205)-726-5511 (Work)
(205)-830-8450 (Home)
Latest Updates, program, info, and Kepler Elements
R.P.V. Bulletin board (California)
Modem Settings: 9600,8,N,1
(310) 741-7299
CREDITS:
Thanks to Bill Schwittek, for information on the MultiFAX system and general
weather satellite information used in this manual.
MultiFAX
Route 1, Box 27
Peachland, NC 28133
PHONE (704) 272-9028
FAX (704) 272-9036
BBS (716) 425-8759
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