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The high/low frequency issue. #35

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kukabu opened this issue Oct 18, 2016 · 6 comments
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The high/low frequency issue. #35

kukabu opened this issue Oct 18, 2016 · 6 comments

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@kukabu
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kukabu commented Oct 18, 2016

Hello

Some satellite in SatNOGS DB have only UP_HIGH/DOWN_HIGH and gpredict doesn't work with it.
Is it a bug in SatNOGS DB or gpredict?

https://db.satnogs.org/satellite/41313/

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kukabu commented Oct 18, 2016

hm... I found the same in local files https://github.com/csete/gpredict/blob/master/data/trsp/25509.trsp

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Did you try this whis the latest version?
I also found some issues with the satelite data and it was fixed already..

Maybe reimporting the TRSP data from SatNogs will help..

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kukabu commented Oct 18, 2016

the latest version

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csete commented Oct 18, 2016

Thanks for the info.

Previously trsp files were created manually and validated before becoming integral part of the package. Now we are in a new situation where data comes from external sources and we have to be able to handle all sorts of data.

I am in the process of cleaning up the side effects of the new trsp importer and also change the way we manage frequency data internally, but I am going to need some time to finish. But keep posting issues you find.

csete added a commit that referenced this issue Oct 18, 2016
Also add some sanity checks to ensure that we can handle various
scenarios where either limit of up- or downlink is not specified, see
issue #35.

The calculations in rig-ctrl are stil ldone using double.
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csete commented Oct 18, 2016

Please try it now. The code should now be robust for various missing parts of transponder data. You are also welcome to test it with manually edited files.

It was a late night commit but I hope I didn't ruin anything :-)

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kukabu commented Oct 19, 2016

Fixed. Thank!

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