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    "sender": {
        "address": "amsat-bb (a) wd9ewk.net",
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    "sender_name": "Patrick STODDARD (WD9EWK/VA7EWK)",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] K7UGA satellite activity starting Sunday evening (early\tMonday, UTC)",
    "date": "2012-02-12T01:28:38Z",
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    "content": "Hi!\n\nThe Central Arizona DX Association's Arizona Centennial special \nevent, using Barry Goldwater's former call sign K7UGA, officially \nstarts on Monday (13 February), UTC time.  Since that will be \nSunday evening here in North America, I am planning to work a few \npasses tomorrow evening as K7UGA.  Tentative plans are for the \nfollowing passes from here in DM43:\n\nAO-7  at 0014-0036 UTC (almost directly over the Phoenix area)\nVO-52 at 0201-0212 UTC (to the east of Arizona)\nAO-7  at 0212-0228 UTC (to the west of Arizona)\nVO-52 at 0336-0348 UTC (to the west of Arizona)\n\nand *possibly*:\n\nSO-50 at 0503-0517 UTC (covering much of the USA at this late hour)\n\nI tend to start out about 10 kHz above the center of the SSB/CW\ntransponders with my small portable station, but may move around \nto avoid QRM/QRN or to try making QSOs.  Be prepared to tune \naround the downlink if I am not around 145.960 MHz USB on AO-7 \nor 145.910 MHz USB on VO-52.\n\nDue to work commitments, I will not be able to work SO-50 or \nAO-27 passes around midday on Monday.  I hope to work some\npasses Monday evening (Tuesday the 14th, UTC time) and SO-50\nand/or AO-27 around midday on Tuesday, since the 14th is \nArizona's statehood day.  \n\nI will have better opportunities to work FM passes as K7UGA\nstarting on Thursday before and during my drive to Yuma for\nthe Yuma Hamfest/ARRL Southwestern Convention, and at that\nevent starting on Friday.  Please be patient, as I hope \nto make time to work many passes on Friday and Saturday from\nYuma.  \n\nPlease remember that I am *NOT* the QSL manager for K7UGA. \nBob K7BHM is the QSL manager.  More information about the \nplanned K7UGA activity, including when stations will be on \nthe HF bands and in which modes, can be found at the CADXA \nweb site http://cadxa.org/\n\n73!\n\n\n\n\n\nPatrick WD9EWK/VA7EWK\nhttp://www.wd9ewk.net/\n\n\n",
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