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    "url": "https://mailman.amsat.org/hyperkitty/api/list/[email protected]/email/ABJO6COVEA2ED3JXC3BG6PNW2GC3CVKH/",
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    "message_id": "000401c86687$b997a380$a000a8c0@workstation98",
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    "sender": {
        "address": "sm7wsj (a) telia.com",
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    "sender_name": "Håkan Harrysson",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb]  Tired on off topic fake QSO:s on this reflector",
    "date": "2008-02-03T17:10:47Z",
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    "content": "Hello,\n\nI would be happy to punch you back to stoneage with your deep search fake QSO:s\n\nRead more  on\n\nhttp://www.sm2cew.com/jt65.html\n\nHakan  SM7WSJ\n\n\n\n Re: 25 watt Moonbounce\n> To: <[email protected]>\n> Message-ID: <001201c865dd$b057c8e0$0b01a8c0@homepc>\n> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=\"us-ascii\"\n> \n> Hi list,\n> \n> I am using a homebrew single 6 el. Yagi (DK7ZB design 10.15dBd gain) on the\n> terrace of my house (approx 8ft above ground on a tripod))for \"QRP EME\"\n> operations regularly. I am running about 90-100 Watt into this antenna\n> (approx 1 KW ERP). This is real QRP for EME standards.\n> \n> See here:\n> http://www.arrl.org/contests/soapbox/index.html?con_id=146&call=DJ0MY&bbycal\n> l=1\n> \n> Usually Gary KB8RQ always comes back on my first calls (even without prior\n> announcement of my call in one of the usual EME internet chat rooms). \n> \n> Thus, I would guess that it would even work with much less power (I just\n> never tried it)...so it seems \"normal practice\" at least with big gun\n> stations of the size of KB8RQ, W5UN, etc.\n> \n> I would even say if he could work KB8RQ with 25w he should give RN6BN a try\n> with only 10-15w (he uses most likely the largest private array on earth\n> since he has recently expanded it). The smallest station he ever worked via\n> OSCAR 0 was a 4 el. yagi with 40W. I am sure you can even decode him on a\n> dipole+preamp, since he has exorbitant strong signals (even compared to\n> other big guns).\n> \n> RX is generally not the problem: I can copy 2 and 4 yagi stations very\n> frequently. I even copied some single longyagi (6 lambda boom length)\n> stations with my tiny antenna in the past a few times. The only problem is\n> the return path where you simply would need more HF power.\n> \n> In total I have already worked about 8 stations (the smallest were 8 yagi\n> group stations) and had more than 15 QSOs with my tiny setup during the past\n> year. \n> \n> This is of course only possible with the help of WSJT software and JT65\n> mode, hi !!! Otherwise we would still be stuck in EME stone age.\n> \n> 73 de Oscar DJ0MY\n\n\n",
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