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    "url": "https://mailman.amsat.org/hyperkitty/api/list/[email protected]/email/GRF4WLMRWFSYR3H7JDXBHNUE7RLTIJ4A/?format=api",
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    "sender": {
        "address": "amsat-bb (a) wd9ewk.net",
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    "sender_name": "Patrick STODDARD (WD9EWK/VA7EWK)",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb]  WD9EWK at Scottsdale AZ hamfest, 10 March 2007",
    "date": "2007-03-14T18:39:06Z",
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    "content": "Hi!\n\nI was at another Phoenix-area hamfest last weekend, the Scottsdale\nAmateur Radio Club's \"Springfest\" at Scottsdale Community College.\nThe AMSAT table that had been at two other Phoenix-area hamfests this\nwinter was in Scottsdale, and with me there was Gerry VE4GTB/KD7MDB\n(from Winnipeg, but spends the winter in Arizona) and Larry W7LB (from\nTucson AZ) to take care of questions, sales, and the satellite demonstrations.\nWe had a visitor who stuck around the table for much of the morning\n(AO-51 regular Brock W6GMT, on his road trip from southern California to\nMinnesota), helping with the questions and the satellite demonstrations.\nWith great weather and turnout, this was a successful event.  Ron W6ZQ\nfrom southern Arizona also stopped by the table, another AO-51 regular.\n\nAs with most hamfests in the Phoenix area, things get started at 0600\nlocal time (1300 UTC).  There were two AO-51 passes that we planned for\nour demonstrations - 1445 and 1625 UTC.  Even with the crowds on both\npasses, WD9EWK was heard on both passes and contacts were made.  We\nhad 9 contacts logged on the 1445 UTC pass , and 4 contacts on the 1625\nUTC pass.  For those 13 contacts, 9 were with USA stations, 3 were with\nMexican stations, plus one maritime-mobile contact with W3PM/MM who\nwas in the eastern Pacific Ocean (grid CM60) at the end of the later pass.\nThe next-to-last contact on the later pass, with Manuel XE2BHL in\nTijuana, was the 2000th satellite contact for WD9EWK - something I did\nnot realize until I logged these contacts at home later in the weekend.\n\nBy noon (1900 UTC), the hamfest was wrapping up.  Most of the sellers\nwere either getting ready to leave or had already left, and we closed\nup our AMSAT table.  Lots of flyers on how to work AO-51 and the other\nFM satellites had been picked up, and we sold almost $200 in AMSAT\nmerchandise.\n\nThis was the third time I had been part of an AMSAT table at a hamfest,\nprobably the last time until the next hamfest season here in the Phoenix\narea next fall/winter, and once again I enjoyed it.  Thanks to Gerry\nBaker VE4GTB/KD7MDB for his efforts in getting the AMSAT merchandise and\nfor taking his time while enjoying the Arizona winter to be at the AMSAT\ntables for these 3 hamfests, and Larry Brown W7LB for making it up to\nPhoenix for 2 of these 3 hamfests with his shade and tables.  Also,\nthanks to Brock Thomsen W6GMT, who spent much of the morning around the\nAMSAT table talking with us and anyone else stopping by with questions\nabout AMSAT or satellite operating.\n\n73!\n\n\n\nPatrick WD9EWK/VA7EWK\nhttp://www.wd9ewk.net/\n",
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