Luna

She/her. I do computery things occasionally.

[Luna @LunaLikesSpace]

@IceSolst You're welcome. Making something that uses OFDM has been on my project to do list for quite a while :P

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@LaurentSorber @benjamincburns @IceSolst @james_almeida I don't think you'd be able to get > 10 kbps over very long distances but it might be possible if the transmitter and receiver are close together.

[Luna @LunaLikesSpace]

@LaurentSorber @benjamincburns @IceSolst @james_almeida With OFDM, you can divide your bandwidth into separate channels and use different modulation scheme on each of them which means you can get optimal results when parts of the channel (likely low and high frequencies for audio) transmit less well than others.

[Luna @LunaLikesSpace]

@kegrocket Nice. Can I ask what higher level protocol you're running on it?

(Unless you were just making a joke)

[Captain It's Wednesday @CptItsWednesday]

Merry Christmas everyone (:

[Luna @LunaLikesSpace]

@alexthegrreat That is what I tell myself every time I have to make a phone call

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I love it when a day of work culminates in a better understanding of the system and a pull request that changes a single line ^-^

[triple cheeseburger @triplchii]

adventures in a post-stelliferous universe

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@CptItsWednesday (To be absolutely clear about my intent: it's okay to take a day off, I'm sure you had more important things on your mind <3)

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@CptItsWednesday

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@softminus Hm. I wonder if signal processing / software defined radio stuff is cryptography or celestial mechanics

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@ea4gpz @aang254 @ESA_Hera @amsatdl Thank you ^-^

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@katsumashii @awawawhoami I'm still working on that myself but I think the strategy is "if you're thinking about wanting to say something to someone, make sure you say it (terms and conditions apply"

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@natosaichek @DanHomerick @LongshotSpace Neat. Thank you for answering.

[Luna @LunaLikesSpace]

@natosaichek @DanHomerick @LongshotSpace To be honest, I would have thought that it would be easier (in relative terms) to have some sort of tug in the target orbit to catch it (though I guess it depends on how well the final trajectory can be predicted before firing since there'd only be half an orbit for phasing)

[Luna @LunaLikesSpace]

@DJSnM It is really amazing how routine this all has become. "This particular booster has been launched and landed 19 times already and we're going to make that 20 today" like that's no big deal.

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@_RishabhRajput @nocontextmemes Have you ever tried to procure a satellite ground station?