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Dick,

The MEX Occultation on DOY 167 (pass 0380) was performed over DSS-15.  I
recorded and played back RSR open-loop data as follows:

     -  X-band, 2-way
     -  RSR2B1
     -  2 kHz, 16 bits
     -  start = 22:33:00
     -  LOS = 22:48:36 (approximately)
     -  stop = 22:53:00
     -  SFDUs = 1,201

   and:

     -  S-band, 2-way
     -  RSR2A1
     -  2 kHz, 16 bits
     -  start = 22:33:00
     -  LOS = 22:48:36 (approximately)
     -  stop = 22:53:00
     -  SFDUs = 1,200

These data should now be available for you to query.


Regards,
Gene