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436 Miles on 25mW
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Oh great. I can see the updated distance claims on the new FRS bubble pack radios now...
Neat article 
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Not wishing to start a miles-per-watt race, here is one that I doubt anyone can top.
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Voyager 1
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........In my lab we had a brief ceremonial observance last week, of sorts, to mark its 40th year**. It is not one of our babies, but I can say that I have 'tuned in' its actual signal- though what seems eons ago- as a grad student.
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Voyager 1 was launch on 5 September 1977, and has been operational on S and X Band telemetry since then. At its extreme distance, the original 115k data stream has been markedly reduced by the inverse square law, a phenomenon, while seen here terrestrially, is pronounced at this extreme distance.... +11 Billion Miles !
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Fly on, little Buddy... God Speed to you ! .......... .................................... ....................................................................................
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** This is what a lab full of geeky RF scientists do.... we even had a cake.....
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Not wishing to start a miles-per-watt race, here is one that I doubt anyone can top.
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Voyager 1
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........In my lab we had a brief ceremonial observance last week, of sorts, to mark its 40th year**. It is not one of our babies, but I can say that I have 'tuned in' its actual signal- though what seems eons ago- as a grad student.
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Voyager 1 was launch on 5 September 1977, and has been operational on S and X Band telemetry since then. At its extreme distance, the original 115k data stream has been markedly reduced by the inverse square law, a phenomenon, while seen here terrestrially, is pronounced at this extreme distance.... +11 Billion Miles !
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Fly on, little Buddy... God Speed to you !
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....................CF
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** This is what a lab full of geeky RF scientists do.... we even had a cake.....
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