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    "url": "https://mailman.amsat.org/hyperkitty/api/list/[email protected]/email/44HDRRXTAYY74IJFEZWMY7CLF5WFIYF6/?format=api",
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    "message_id": "[email protected]",
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    "sender": {
        "address": "zack.kd8ksn (a) hotmail.com",
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    "sender_name": "Zachary Beougher",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Re: A LITTLE HAM HUMOR for a change",
    "date": "2011-02-24T20:21:14Z",
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    "content": "You forgot a few.....\n\n\n1.  When looking for a place to live you don't look for a nice neighborhood,\nyou look for the highest spot in the county with no trees.\n\n2.  Every grommet in your firewall has a 1\" bundle of wires coming through\nit.\n\n3.  After you finish converting a computer PSU into one that can power a\nradio, you unplug it from the 120VAC and plunge your hand into the PSU to\nmake some adjustments, just to remember the function of the electrical\ncomponent called a capacitor. (I have done that)\n\n\nI could keep going.....\n\n73!\n\nZack\nKD8KSN\n\n-----Original Message----- \nFrom: [email protected]\nSent: Thursday, February 24, 2011 2:48 PM\nTo: AMSAT\nSubject: [amsat-bb] A LITTLE HAM HUMOR for a change\n\nYou Might Be (and Probably Are)\nan Amateur Radio Operator, If:\n\n\n1. You have bought black electrical tape in ten packs.\n2. You have stripped wire with your teeth.\n3. You have told your child, \"One day, all this will be yours,\" and he or\nshe did not respond at all.\n4. You would rather help another Ham friend to hook up new equipment, or to\nput up a new tower, than to mow your own lawn.\n5. You have grabbed the wrong end of a hot soldering iron.\n6. You have gotten an RF burn from your own antenna.\n7. You have given out RST reports while you were on the telephone.\n8. When the microphones or visual aids at a meeting did not work, you rushed\nup to the front to fix them.\n9. You have told the XYL, when she noticed a new rig in the shack, \"Why,\nthat has been there for years.\"\n10. You have set your watch to UTC only.\n11. You have had to patch your roof after an antenna project fell onto it.\n12. You have put a GPS tracker in the XYL's car or on the riding mower, just\nso you could watch it on APRS.\n13. You have tapped out \"CQ\" or \"HI\" on the car horn in Morse Code to\nanother Ham.\n14. Your teenager has refused to ride in your car because it looks like a\nporcupine.\n15. You know the Latitude, Longitude, and Elevation of your home QTH.\n16. You have gone into the local Radio Shack store, and the store clerk has\nasked you where something is and how it works.\n17. You have answered the telephone with your call sign, and then finished\nthe conversation with \"73\" and your call sign.\n18. You have looked for antennas, radios, and Morse Code in movies and\ntelevision shows.\n19. When you look at anything made of wire or metal tubing, you wonder if it\ncould be used as an antenna.\n20. Your call sign is listed on one or more of your hats, T-shirts, or other\ngarments.\n21. You regularly carry one or more tools in your pockets at any given time.\n22. When any kinds of batteries go on sale, you get really excited.\n23. When you look at a barbecue grill, it creates ideas about ground plane\nantennas.\n24. You have designated all your friends as Hams or Non-Hams.\n25. You have referred to your Ham friends by their call sign suffixes\ninstead of their real names.\n26. You have intentionally confused Non-Hams by telling them that the only\nthings you talk about on the air are pork products.\n27. You have intentionally scared Non-Hams with the word \"RADIATION\"!\n28. You have looked at telephone poles and power line towers as potential\nantenna supports.\n29. You have thought you were still hearing CW, SSB, or SSTV tones, even\nwhen your Ham radio was off.\n30. Your Go-Bag has more clothes in it than your dresser does.\n\n31. You have a SKYWARN sticker on your back window.\n\n32. Your significant other sits in the back seat, and your radios ride in\nthe front.\n\n33. Your neighbors wonder if you are a \"Narc\" (narcotics officer), a Spy, or\na Federal Agent.\n\n34. The cops pull you over because they want to see the inside of your car.\n\nThis one is actually being done by Tim Clark, KB4RPV:\n\n35. Your cell-phone's ring tone is your Ham radio call sign, sent in Morse\nCode http://www.planetofnoise.com/midi/morse2mid.php).\n\n______________________\n\nThought this might be worth a little chuckle\nWA4HFN\n\n\n\n_______________________________________________\nSent via [email protected]. Opinions expressed are those of the author.\nNot an AMSAT-NA member? Join now to support the amateur satellite program!\nSubscription settings: http://amsat.org/mailman/listinfo/amsat-bb \n\n",
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