PPT-DCPR Changes for GOES-R On the GOES-N/O/P satellites the DCPR downlink band is 1694.3

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The uplink Pilot at 40785 MHz is translated to 169445 MHz in the existing downlink For the GOESR series satellites the DCPR downlink band will be 16797 16801 MHz

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DCPR Changes for GOES-R On the GOES-N/O/P satellites the DCPR downlink band is 1694.3: Transcript

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