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   reported on its website. “Also, a separate 12-meter dish used as a phase   
   reference for Very Long Baseline Interferometry was lost.”   
      
   Observatory officials are still assessing the damage, but Jim Breakall,   
   WA3FET, of Penn State, told ARRL that the 96-foot line feed antenna at 430   
   MHz is “historically the key piece to the observatory.” It’s also the   
   antenna that he and others have used for Amateur Radio moonbounce   
   activities from Arecibo. The Observatory is home to KP4AO.   
      
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