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ÎÊï¾ ‘ lSystem.Resources.ResourceReader, mscorlib, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089#System.Resources.RuntimeResourceSet PADPADP´ m¹³µ t e x t B o x 1 . T e x t t e x t B o x 3 . T e x t Ð ÍExamples for TX:
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Enter the TX frequency of center which is at 2400.250 MHz
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to send directly into a 2.4GHz Amplifier enter: 2400.250
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If using an Up-Converter, enter the Up-Converter's input frequencyÖExamples for RX:
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Receiver Frequency = 10489.75 - 390 x LNB-Reference-Frequency
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for an LNB running with 25 MHz Reference enter: 739.75
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( 10489.750 - 390 * 25 = 739.75 )
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the Amsat-Donwconverter runs with 24 MHz LNB Reference
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so you enter: 1129.75
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or enter the output frequency of a down-converter (corresponding to 10489.750 MHz)u enter: 1129.5
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or enter the output frequency of a down-converter (corresponding to 10489.500 MHz)
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Correction/Tuning: if the LNB has a large offset, add it to the frequency. To compensate small offsets use the REF button (see top, right)
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