[Ground-station] Link budget

[Thomas Savarino]

I understand that you don’t want any help with this, but I can’t resist mentioning that you’d probably be better off doing everything in python and avoiding the dependence on Octave, so you should really consider what you need by way of calculation. Numpy probably has most if not all of the functions you’ll need. 
Best of luck
S

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> On Jan 19, 2021, at 11:13 AM, Michelle Thompson via Ground-Station <ground-station at lists.openresearch.institute> wrote:
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> Thank you very much Salvatore,
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> There is no Octave code base that I know of, but this is a very good direction. 
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> -Michelle W5NYV
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>> On Sun, Jan 17, 2021 at 8:31 AM Salvatore Lionetti via Ground-Station <ground-station at lists.openresearch.institute> wrote:
>> Hi guys,
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>> I'm sorry but I've started yesterday to work on this topic.
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>> I've made the spreadsheet available on my personal Nextcloud web instance:
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>> https://cumlaborare.strangled.net/s/Ng5H3RmmZP8HzNE
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>> By this way:
>> * multiple people can collaborate on the same document, at the same moment.
>> * comments are allowed,
>> * versioning is in force.
>> 
>> I've setup no password for now, but content can be recovered from a previous version very easily. (similar to Wikipedia)
>> 
>> In the meanwhile I've verified that Jupyter can also use Octave interpreter, giving us the possibility to have a single code base. 
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>> Is there a (also partial) Octave code base to reuse?
>> 
>> Have a good day
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