1st Global mm-VLBI at 512 Mbits

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At the end of the 86 GHz CMVA session in October 2001, a first mm-VLBI observation was conducted which used a recording bit-rate of 512 Mbits/s utilizing the Mk IV recording system. The four radio telescopes involved were Onsala, Effelsberg, Pico Veleta, and Haystack. In 20 hours of observing time 8 sources --- 1156+295, 1633+382, 1803+784, 3C273, 3C274, 3C345, 3C454.3, BL Lac --- were observed in a snapshot-like mode. All sources could be detected thanks to the 40% sensitivity increase obtained by doubling the usual recording rate, and simple maps could be made.

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