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        "address": "k0blt (a) juno.com",
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    "sender_name": "Frank A Cahoy",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb]  Stretching the footprint!!",
    "date": "2008-02-02T23:24:57Z",
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    "content": "\n\nCongrats Bob.  I'm actually  jealous.  I have yet to hear Europe on AO-7\nbut that's only because I've been very QRV on HF.  I'm sure it can be\ndone from DN81.  It's a feather in your hat no matter how you look at it.\n\nI think I'll throw my hat into the ring for footprint stretching.  I have\nto go back to AO-40 for my bragging rights.  On 20 Oct. 2003 I worked\nVK9CD in NH87 and that figures to about 10073 miles to DN81.  I was\nhearing the fellows on the West Coast work VK9CD and again, I was very\njealous because I figured I had but only 8 to 10 minute window under the\nbest of conditions.  To make matters worse the window was totally below\n10 degrees of elevation.  Then rubbing salt into the wound was a very\ntall line of Chinese Elm trees between my sat antennas the horizon.  When\nI saw that I had a slight chance I began calling them.  The West Coast\nguys told me that VK9CD was hearing me!  I could not hear them or my own\ndownlink.  Determination was also the key for me.  I finally heard them\never so faintly just as LOS was almost on us.  All of the sudden I heard\nmy call clearly and distinctly and the exchange happened in literally,\nthe last few seconds of the footprint.  I stepped out on my front steps\nto try and figure how such a piece of great good luck could have\nhappened.  Looking up at that row of trees I saw a \"hole\" through the\nleaves about the size of a bushel basket.  My prize piece of AO-40 DX was\nworked in the few seconds that the bird was actually \"line of sight\". \nBTW, all of this on CW!!\n\nThis may be off subject a bit but I've been a DXer for 47+ years and that\nwas by far one of my most memorable QSOs satellite, HF or otherwise.\nI was never tempted to post the above story until Bob's good fortune on\nAO-7.  See what great fun we could have with an AO-10 type bird up in an\nHEO!!  That's it.  I'm climbing down off my soapbox.\n\n73 to all.  Frank, KØBLT\n",
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