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    "sender": {
        "address": "john (a) papays.com",
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    "sender_name": "John Papay",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb]  Possible EM88/EM98 Grid Activation Sunday 20Sept",
    "date": "2009-09-19T03:51:07Z",
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    "content": "Weather permitting I will be operating on the\nEM88/EM98 grid boundary in West Virginia on Sunday,\nSeptember 20th.  The current forecast is a 50% chance\nof rain so it might not work out for all passes. I'll\ntry to operate on the following passes:\n\n----------------------------------------------------------\n      Day     Object       AOS (U) LOS Period maxEl   AZ\n  ----------------------------------------------------------\n  20.09.2009  AO-27        18:41 18:48    15   44  148 - 354\n  20.09.2009  AO-27        20:22 20:29    13   20  204 - 332\n  20.09.2009  AO-51        21:14 21:26    12   13  113 - 008\n  20.09.2009  SO-50        21:38 21:51    13   49  333 - 136\n  20.09.2009  AO-51        22:51 23:06    15   74  168 - 347\n  20.09.2009  SO-50        23:19 23:31    12   16  309 - 189\n\nWest Virginia is hilly and the hills are covered with trees.\nAlthough Google Earth etc. can give you some idea of what to\nexpect, you just don't know until you get there and see for\nyourself.  For those in the West, AO-27 at 2022Z and SO-50\nat 2319Z will offer the best chances to work me.  It will be\nsunset around the end of the last SO-50 pass.  Operations on\nAO-51 will be on the non-QRP pair, 435.300/145.92.  If the\ngrid boundary doesn't work out, I'll focus on finding a spot\nin EM88 first.  If conditions permit, I might then operate from\nEM98.  Hopefully the grid boundary will work out.\n\nMy progress enroute can be monitored on aprs.fi or findu.com\nusing k8yse-8.  There are no digi's near the grid boundary\nlocation but you never know until you get there.  I plan to\nhave another radio on 145.825 and could be digi'd through the\nISS during the 1911Z, 2047Z, 2224Z and 0000z passes.  The ISS\nradio will use k8yse-9.  It's about a 4 hour trip each way.\n\nThere is no need to send or request a qsl card.  I will send a\ncard to everyone that I have in my log.  EM88 is fairly rare so\nthis should be a good one for grid chasers, especially for those\nin the western states.  Thanks to all of you who have operated from\ngrids away from your home QTH.  Hopefully you will benefit from\nthis operation as I did from many of yours.  EM97 may be a\npossibility in October if you need that one.\n\n73,\nJohn K8YSE\n\n",
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