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    "url": "https://mailman.amsat.org/hyperkitty/api/list/[email protected]/email/HFCCJF7EYJDQTJGP5ZXACNGVV6ADVUI2/?format=api",
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    "sender": {
        "address": "ke4al (a) yahoo.com",
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    "sender_name": "Robert Bankston",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Roving Announcement: 20-23 Apr East Coast U.S.",
    "date": "2018-03-25T20:16:04Z",
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    "content": "I have a BIG roving trip planned April 20-23, to hand out some infrequently activated grids along the East Coast and operate from some cool places along the way.  In addition, I will take advantage of upping my VUCC/r count by working at least one pass in every grid along my planned route on whatever satellite is available.  This will include a total of 22 grid activations over a 4-day sprint.\nMy route will take me from EM71 to FM27, down the coast to EM90, then back to EM71, for a total of 1,922 miles\nI have tried to include satellite passes that provide coverage to North/Central/South Americas, Europe, and all points in between. Unfortunately, location, a tight schedule, and pass availability does not allow that at every grid.  It is going to be a very tight schedule, so hopefully there are no hiccups.  Here is the schedule: (Grid/AOS/LOS/Satellite/my az-el) - all times UTC\nFriday, 20 Apr 2018  EM73|EM74 13:08 13:19 xw2f 36w  EM84|EM94 15:49 16:00 ao92 30e  EM95|FM05 18:40 18:53 ao85 35nw  FM06 20:47 21:01 so50 62sw  FM16 23:49 00:01 cas4b 36n\nSaturday, 21 Apr 2018  FM16      07:54 08:11 ao7 14e  FM17      09:45 10:08 ao7 85e  10:59 11:12 so50 89nw   11:36 11:55 fo29 32ne   12:41 12:52 so50 12nw   13:20 13:40 fo29 51w  FM27 15:11 15:22 fo29 6w   15:29 15:40 ao92 30e   15:49 15:55 ao85 3e   17:03 17:13 ao92 15w  FM26 19:32 19:46 so50 43ne   20:19 20:31 cas4b 28se   20:42 21:03 ao7 86w   21:12 21:25 so50 20w  21:58 22:11 cas4b 62n\nSunday, 22 Apr 2018  FM15|FM25 09:44 09:56 so50 24e 10:43 10:58 fo29 12ne 11:24 11:37 so50 30nw  FM13|FM14 16:10 16:21 ao85 15e 17:49 18:02 ao85 38nw  FM03|FM04 19:29 19:40 ao91 24w  FM02          23:42 23:53 fo29 6e  00:44 00:54 ao85 7ne  01:24 01:43 fo29 64e 02:23 02:38 ao85 50ne 03:10 03:26 fo29 21nw 04:04 04:17 ao85 19w\nMonday, 23 Apr 2018  EM92 14:37 14:47 xw2a 52w  EM91 16:23 16:35 ao92 70w  EM90 18:14 18:25 ao85 17nw\n\nUpdates will be posted on Twitter @KE4ALabama and on my website https://ke4al.wordpress.com/\nHope to get you in the log - 73, Robert KE4AL\n\n\n\n",
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