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Re: Huygens Setup

From: <Chris.Phillips_at_email.protected>
Date: Mon, 15 Nov 2004 00:29:58 +1100 (EST)

Guys,

This is a message Max sent to vlbiobs, but it bounced. Note that it means
the Huygens summary I sent out on Friday includes the wrong frequencies!!
I will send out an update later. The distributed vex schedule was correct
- Max's summary (and thus mine) were wrong.

Cheers
Chris
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From: Ian Avruch <avruch_at_jive.nl>
Sender: avruch_at_juw19.nfra.nl
Subject: Re: Huygens setup
Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCII

Hi Brett

>Thanks Max for clearing up the discrepancy between gg057b ver 2 and ver 3
>frequencies. It was causing me some grief this afternoon.

>Hobart will record 1465 gigabytes over 242 scans between 322/1445 and
>322/2230 UT, a total of 7.75 hours. I do not see a gap which Chris spoke
>of but this OK as the data will fit on the 1.6 TB mark5 module sent to
>Hobart by JIVE.

Not splitting hairs, but to be clear... There's no change IN THE SCHEDULE
FILES affecting HOBART between versions 2 and 3, at least I didn't expect
so. The frequencies in the schedule were and are as you've written below.
The mistake was my synopsis in the email.

And in both versions Hobart has a break in observing from 19:30 to 20:50.

If you record without break, then at most it's 7.75 hours (14:45-22:30)
=> 27900 sec * 512Mb/sec = 1743.75 GB (1.70 TB) (convention 1024MB=1GB,
etc). You should take the break.

-Max

>Instead of the version 2 frequencies, we will be careful to use these
>frequencies:
>RCP \_/\_/ \_/\_/ \_/\_/
>LCP \_/\_/
>|
>2023.99-2039.99 LSB RCP \=> Cassini, MEX spacecraft
>2039.99-2055.99 USB RCP in this band
>
>2123.99-2139.99 LSB RCP
>2139.99-2155.99 USB RCP
>
>
>2270.99-2286.99 LSB RCP&LCP
>2286.99-2302.99 USB RCP&LCP
>
>Chris, I hope this clears up any mysteries regarding Hobart.
>
>Regards,
>Brett.
>

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Received on 2004-11-15 00:30:22