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Wayne Winston at NESDIS  has confirmed in a phone conversation that the
EMWIN signal, which earlier this morning dropped off GOES-9,  should become
available today on GOES-10.

He noted that GOES-10 has begun its move west at the rate of about 1 degree
per day toward a permanent location at 135 degrees. Wayne advised that that
until the movement of GOES-10 is complete, those who need to take its EMWIN
feed will need to periodically reaim their antenna, with the frequency of
reaiming dependent on antenna beamwidth. The initial parked location of
GOES-10 was at about 105 degrees.

Jim Robinson
EMWIN Houston
Texas State RACES Skywarn Liaison

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