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From trish@rodan.jpl.nasa.gov Tue Nov  4 10:15:07 1997
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Subject: RS Data Delivery
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Hello,

Radio Science data has made it to the TDS automatically and quickly for
the last four periapsis passes -- with no missing records.  It seems
that the Radio Science version of Reliable Data Delivery is working very
well.

Thanks to everyone involved in getting this up and running.

-Trish

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From: Trish Priest <trish@rodan.jpl.nasa.gov>
Subject: Periapsis 34 data
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Hello,

P34 data should be in the NERT Cache.  I forgot to mention before that
the outbound spacecraft slew back to Earth-point is different for P31 -
P36 than it was for the P26 - P30.  For the later periapses, there is no
rollout for MOC imaging.  The spacecraft just slews back to Earth-point;
therefore, the slew is shorter, and the LGA "slice" will be different.

Timing for P34:

DOY 308 (UTC ERT):

04:37:48  DSP run  -- There was some HGA one-way data at the beginning.
04:50:42  Begin switch to LGA
04:54:57  Expect AOS (from SOE)
05:05:49  Spacecraft begin turn off-Earth
05:09:08  Closed-loop receiver LOS
05:32:49  Periapsis 34
06:00:49  Spacecraft begin turn back to Earth
06:02:22  Signal seen in SSI
06:12:49  Expect AOS (from SOE)
06:30:47  Closed-loop LOS
06:31:14  DSP idled

-Trish