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    "url": "https://mailman.amsat.org/hyperkitty/api/list/[email protected]/email/I2YVAVIRZIM4AKJ7LZRBUQKZXA5ZRIYA/?format=api",
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    "sender": {
        "address": "kb2m (a) comcast.net",
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    "sender_name": "Jeff Griffin",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] free sat ants and memory lane",
    "date": "2014-10-11T02:21:54Z",
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    "content": "I dismantled my satellite station at FM29PE in Ocean View NJ today. I worked\none more AO07 pass to make my last contacts with my Oscar class station at\nFM29PE. I  operated the sats continuously  from this location since 1997. It\nwas a great 17 years. I just went through my sat contacts. 16,386 contacts,\n82 countries( I should of got up in the middle of the night more often for\nthe rare DX that was on AO40, I'm sure I would of got sat DXCC), I'm not\nsure how many grids, but  it's a lot J ,  made  two way contacts on over 16\ndifferent satellites, and space to earth voice contacts on three different\norbiting stations,  not to mention all the wonderful time I had working all\nthe PACSATS. Well one moves on, I plan on living in Florida near the beach\nin the winter and Ocean City NJ almost on the beach  in the summer,\nlocations that aren't compatible with large high gain antennas on any band. \n\n \n\nThe final disposition of my sat antenna system was to give the large beams\naway to a good home, and keep some components to build a portable station\nwith the Cushcraft AOP-1 antenna set that I purchased several years ago 'new\nin the box', that I kept squirreled away. I also saved the rotor, pre-amps,\n2.4 gig stuff, a 1.2gig 70 watt amp, IC-9100,and some hardline to hook it\nup. So I will be back on the birds sort of serious  in the near future. The\nstation I'm going to put together will be portable enough to be taken down\nand moved in my Honda Pilot from NJ to FL while we snowbird it, without\nupsetting my wife too much J.\n\n \n\nI want to mention that the last  three stations I worked from  my FM29PE\nlocation today were..\n\n \n\nF4EJW, it was good to work just one more DX station.\n\n \n\nKC9ELU, Good to work you again Mike, we will be back shortly.\n\n \n\nK3SZH, It was very fitting to work Joe, everyone's favorite AO07 op as the\nlast contact, thanks Joe.\n\n \n\nWe will be on some SO-50 passes, and of course I will keep the ISS digi up\nthat is located at my other home we're keeping in NJ. And I plan on working\nthe AMSAT booth in Orlando, and Dayton this year, see you guys there.\n\n \n\n73 Jeff kb2m\n\n \n\n \n\n",
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