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Re: NOAAPORT Channel 1 Down (fwd)


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Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2000 15:12:28 -0500
From: Jim Koermer <address@hidden>
To: Michael W Dross <address@hidden>
Subject: Re: NOAAPORT Channel 1 Down

Mike,

The down time corresponds to the expected solar eclipse outage, but it
seems to be lasting longer than the "up to 20 minutes" advertised. Our
Channel 1 is also down and the Channels 2 and 3 seem a bit weaker than
normal.

It was interesting that for the past week our signal strength on Port 1
was finally up in the ballpark of the other ports, where before it was
always running a few Eb No's lower.

                                Jim
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Plymouth, NH 03264


Michael W Dross wrote:
> 
> FYI
> Our NOAAPORT Channel 1 receiver has been down for about the past hour. I also
> noticed no data flowing through the
> IDD, so it appears the NWS is having an uplink problem.  The GOES-EAST 
> NOAAPORT
> channel is working normally.
> 
> Mike