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Subject: Strange 2D footprint behaviour


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pipoo
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Date Posted: 00:18:27 12/25/03 Thu
 Just to report about the strange 2D footprint behaviour here around Zagreb, Croatia.The signals from vertical transponders loud and clear from 9 am til around midnight when they disappear.Then the horizontal come in (albeit around 20% weaker) only to disappear around 9 am and be replaced with vertical.Is it a normal phenomenon for fringe areas?Does the dish contributes somehow?How to increase the gain from horizontal transponders for a few percents?Answers and suggestions very welcome.
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Re: Strange 2D footprint behaviourAleksandar13:12:13 12/25/03 Thu
Re: Strange 2D footprint behaviourBobben05:51:23 12/26/03 Fri
Re: Strange 2D footprint behaviourng22:09:16 12/28/03 Sun

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