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Date: Sat, 28 Jan 2012 20:30:31 -0000
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Dear Andy, LF Group,

> So by continuously looking at repeated message, the effective
> bandwidth will get lower by the average of the number of times it has
> been repeated.   Two repeats 3dB or half BW, 4 repeats 6dB , 8
> repeeats 9dB  etc etc
>
> Does this seem about right ?


Well, I cannot claim any expert knowledge, but I'm sure that must be the 
intention. Presumably the limit to which this can be done is determined by 
the ability of the decoder to successfully detect the pseudo-random 
sequence. I guess it has to do this separately for each 96 second message in 
order to get the carrier phase for that message.

Cheers, Jim Moritz
73 de M0BMU