[NLRS] Fwd: Galileo Interference on 1296 MHz

Barry Malowanchuk ve4ma at shaw.ca
Sun Feb 12 21:08:01 EST 2017



From: "ve4ma" <ve4ma at shaw.ca> 
To: "peter G3LTF" <g3ltf at btinternet.com>, "Lars Pettersson" <sm4ive at telia.com> 
Sent: Sunday, February 12, 2017 12:49:42 PM 
Subject: Galileo Interference on 1296 MHz 

GA Guys, 

I thought I would pass this on since you have both speculated or commented on possible interference from the Galileo satellite system. It does appear to be present. I am in Arizona USA now and have noticed a couple of times where a signal will come drifting through the frequency...once on 1296.060 and today on 1296.100. The carrier was very clean and smoothly moving slowly across the frequency. Today I captured a screen picture of the carrier trace...its was stronger than that ....when I pointed the terrestrial antenna more closely. There appears to be multiple carriers about 12 kHz apart so not a big problem for interference potential, however with an EME antenna pointed at it , maybe the potential for overload is there?? See the link below for more information on the satellite system 






http://www.gfg2.eu/sites/gfg2.eu/files/Gfg2_Terry%20Moore_Galileo.pdf 

Barry VE4MA/W7 DM43 



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