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    "sender_name": "Bob- W7LRD",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Re: Satellite QSO distance record attempt",
    "date": "2009-11-30T19:15:28Z",
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    "content": "\n\nThis thread brings up a ongoing effort between myself and Eric-PA1TNO.  At best we share a 30 second window on AO-7.  This equates to a distance of 7837.7Km.  Just trying to streeeeeeeeetch the footprint. \n\n73 Bob W7LRD \n\n\n\n----- Original Message ----- \nFrom: \"Kevin Groth\" <[email protected]> \nTo: \"Daniel Nick Kucij\" <[email protected]> \nCc: [email protected] \nSent: Monday, November 30, 2009 9:01:48 AM GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific \nSubject: [amsat-bb] Re: Satellite QSO distance record attempt \n\nSo far, my record is 3019 miles on AO51.  I caught KL4E, Craig, up in \nAlaska.  My furthest contact south is 2484 miles to YV5DSL, Jose, in \nCaracas, Venezuela.  I work days so I can't usually get on in the mornings \nduring the week but later in the evenings around 10pm-1am CST, I usually \nhave SO50 all to myself or maybe one other station- which is absolutely no \ngood at all, but I always try to CQ South America in hopes of going further \nsouth. \n\nThis morning, I had a scheduled contact with NH7WN, Robert, in Honolulu- \nwhich would have been a 3753.190 mile contact.  He was on an HT and an Arrow \nstanding in 40 mph winds and rain at 4:40am his time!!  Sawson, KG6NUB, set \neverything up and did a great job of coordinating the attempted QSO.  Thanks \nSawson!  Apparently we just missed the QSO.  Robert heard me but I did not \nhear him.  I believe I waited just a moment too long to transmit and lost \nthe window.  Seconds counted there!  I also appreciate the courtesy of \nVE6AB, Jerry, and K6CDW, David, for clearing during the attempt.  All in \nall, it was a great attempt and we plan on trying again as soon as possible. \n\nKevin \nN9EME \n\n-----Original Message----- \nFrom: Daniel Nick Kucij [mailto:[email protected]] \nSent: Monday, November 30, 2009 9:18 AM \nTo: [email protected] \nSubject: [amsat-bb] Satellite QSO distance records \n\nHi Kevin, \n\nI was surprised your post did not attract more discussion than it did,   \nas it seems we all love the DX. I've also searched online before and   \ncould not find anything except for the AO-7 references. I've never   \nfound the actual footprint dimensions for AO-51/AO-27 either. This   \nsummer while on the coast of Maine, I tried some trans-atlantic DX on   \nAO-51 and AO-27 for the first time. I was using a handheld and   \nhomebrew yagi (2up, 5down) pictured on my QRZ page. To my amazement, I   \nworked the Canary Is. and Spain on my first try from the top of   \nCadillac Mt. in Acadia National Park.. \n\nSince returning home to Vermont, I've kept at it, sometimes using a   \nsmall amp and/or preamp. I've been quite successful with confirmed   \ncontacts from the Azores, Canary Is, Spain, England, Ireland,   \nScotland, and Iceland. All of these have been on LEO FM birds ay DX in   \nthe +/- 3000 mile range. Some of them were made completely barefoot on   \nthe HTs, some were two way HT with no amp either side! I've heard   \nWales, but he didn't hear me. \n\nMy best DX QSO on AO-27 is England at 3203 Miles (5155 Km). My best DX   \ncontact on AO-51 is the Canary Is at 3339 miles (5374 km) It's always   \na thrill to do it even when I work the same station over again. \n\nMy best North American continental DX is Inuvik, NWT at 2674 miles on   \nAO-51. \n\nI see you have a great antenna set-up. How far south have you been   \nable to work with it? \n\n73 \nNick \nKB1RVT \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",
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