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        "address": "amsat-bb (a) wd9ewk.net",
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    "sender_name": "Patrick STODDARD (WD9EWK/VA7EWK)",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb]  ANSR-37 balloon launch on 14 April 2007",
    "date": "2007-04-11T18:17:34Z",
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    "content": "Hi!\n\nHere is an announcement from Arizona Near Space Research (ANSR),\nabout an upcoming balloon launch.  Along with the various payloads\non this flight, there will be a 2m/70cm cross-band repeater that\nfunctions very similar to those on FM satellites.  Launch site has\nnot been determined yet, but this group usually launches from sites\nin the southern part of metropolitan Phoenix or in central Arizona\nbetween Phoenix and Tucson.\n\nThe cross-band repeater, when in flight, can cover hundreds of\nmiles/km.  Stations in Arizona along with portions of neighboring\nstates (Nevada, California, Utah, New Mexico) and some parts of\nnorthwest Mexico (northern Baja California, northern Sonora,\nnorthwestern Chihuahua) are workable.  You may see coverage\nmaps of a typical ANSR balloon flight at:\n\nhttp://balloon.wd9ewk.net/\n\nUnlike with the FM satellites, there is no Doppler effect to deal\nwith on these balloon flights.  This could be a good way to get\nready for working FM satellites, or testing a station that has\nalready been used to work those satellites.\n\nGood luck and 73!\n\n\n\nPatrick WD9EWK/VA7EWK - Phoenix AZ\nhttp://www.wd9ewk.net/\n\n(ANSR-37 launch announcement follows)\n\nArizona Near Space Research (ANSR) is pleased to announce the\nflight of ANSR-37. This high altitude balloon flight will take\nplace on Saturday, April 14th at 9:00 A.M. (1600 UTC).\n\nThe launch site is to be determined depending on the predicted\nwinds aloft. Follow up announcements will designate and expand\nlaunch site information as the flight date nears.\n\nThe balloon will be a 3000-gram weather balloon, filled with\nhelium. The expected burst altitude will be 90,000 feet or more.\nThe flight is anticipated to last about 2.5 hours from launch to\ntouchdown.\n\nIn addition to the ANSR standard payloads, this flight will\nfeature four payloads designed and built by University from\nacross Arizona. Participating schools include Northern Arizona\nUniversity (NAU), Embry Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU),\nArizona State University (ASU) and the University of Arizona (UA).\nThis flight is the second ASCEND! flight of the school year and is\nsponsored by the Arizona Space Grant Consortium. ANSR thanks AZ\nSpace Grant for another opportunity to fulfill our mission:\nPromoting Science and Education Through Amateur Radio and High\nAltitude Balloons.\n\nThe ANSR Cross-band repeater will be aboard this flight. Stations,\nespecially those distant from the balloon, are invited to use the\nrepeater when the repeater is not in use by the chase and recovery\nteam. Feel free to use the Yahoogroups Ballooning site:\n\nhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/Ballooning/\n\nto coordinate dx schedules. Peak altitude should be about 10:30 to\n10:50 A.M. MST (1730-1750 UTC).\n\nThe following is the payload frequency plan:\n\nAPRS Beacon\n\n445.950 MHz packet at 5, 25, 35, 55 seconds UTC time via KD7LMO-11\n\nCross Band NB-FM Voice Repeater\n\nInput: 145.560 MHz/162.2 Hz PL tone\nOutput: 445.525 MHz Linked to IRLP Node 9255\n\nAPRS when repeater not in use on 445.950 MHz at 10, 20, 40, and 50\nseconds UTC time via KD7LMO-11\n\nLanding prediction after burst at 15 and 45 seconds UTC time via\nKD7LMO (no -SSID)\n\nPico Beacon APRS\n\n445.950 MHz packet at 0, 30 seconds UTC time via KD7LMO-11\n\nOur mobile cross band Digipeater will repeat the APRS data to the\n144.390 MHz standard APRS frequency and thus will be I-GATED to the\nInternet for out of area trackers. You can track the flight using\neither of the following links:\n\nhttp://www.findu.com/cgi-bin/find.cgi?kd7lmo-11\n\nhttp://map.aprsworld.net/kd7lmo-11\n\nBe sure to check this site for updates to this announcement prior\nto the flight.\n\nJack Crabtree, W7JLC\nANSR/AZ Space Grant Liaison\n",
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