Re: RF Study

The interference is only visible on analog feeds.  Unfortunately the site is
not licensed, once I can get a study performed I will submit an app for the
6.5m.  From what I understand, you can only license 5m and above.  One note,
I have a remote 5m (licensed downlink) at my transmitter site (approx 33
miles away) that comes back to the studio via TSL.  I tuned it to the bird
I'm seeing the most problems with and it is crystal clear.  There has to be
a problem around 3.8 - 4.0 GHz as the anomaly appears while tuned to
Telestar 5 / TP 5, 9 and 15.


"Phil Witt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 06 Nov 2003 18:53:05 GMT, "md" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> >I am looking for someone in the St. Louis area to perform an extensive RF
> >study at our studio.  I am having tremendous problems with TI on my 4.1m
> >dishes.  The 6.5m isn't having any problems, probably due to the gain of
the
> >antenna.  Anyway, I am seeing what appears to be Radar scans every 10
> >seconds for about 2hrs straight then it stops.  I need someone with the
> >correct gear to document this anomaly so I can take my case to the FCC.
>
> I would recommend Comsearch but don't know if they have any presence
> around St. Louis. Just as a matter of curosity, is this interference
> to analog or digital signals? Are the earth stations licensed and
> coordinated?
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> Thanks and luck.
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