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    "url": "https://mailman.amsat.org/hyperkitty/api/list/[email protected]/email/IRPZBXFFW2AGP5TKXZTHFIFKRT7EPFKO/",
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    "sender": {
        "address": "dave (a) druidnetworks.com",
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    "sender_name": "David Swanson",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] K6R Coundtdown",
    "date": "2016-09-07T21:20:01Z",
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    "content": "9 days from now, Wyatt, AC0RA, and myself will be getting on the boat in\nVentura, CA with our destination set on CM93. We've been training all\nsummer, finalizing equipment, setting skeds, and generally getting all the\nloose ends tied up, and we look to be ready to go.\n\nWe have posted our Final pass schedule on the K6R QRZ page at\nhttps://www.qrz.com/lookup/K6R - so feel free to find a pass that is to\nyour liking. We have tried hard to include everyone in our distance range\non at least 1 or 2 passes. Of course all passes are dependent on weather,\nschedule, and other factors - and there's a very good chance we'll show up\non passes that AREN'T on our list as well.. find a window, and see if we're\naround.\n\nWe're also happy to announce that Jimmy, KK6FAH will be serving as our\npilot relay station for the expedition. He's a fellow AMSAT operator, and\nhas a QTH right in Ventura, and we should be in local repeater range of\neach other while we're on the Island. We have agreed to meet up each\nevening and report our logs to him, and he will then pass our report on to\nthe BB. Please do not email him  with questions about busted calls or the\nlike, he's simply going to be passing on our reports. He's also been\nawesome in helping us with some local arrangements, and we appreciate his\nassistance with this project greatly.\n\nI'd also like to make a brief request for folks to use some good\nsituational awareness while we're out there. We know this is a rare grid\nand there's tons of interest, but remember that the birds and pass time are\na scarce resource. We're hoping with lots of scheduled passes there should\nbe more than enough air time to get everyone worked that wants it, but use\nsome common sense. If you have linear capability, find us on one of those\nbirds, and leave SO-50 for the FM only operators. If you're on the West\ncoast and can work us on a higher pass where the east coast doesn't have a\nfootprint, consider delaying to give them a chance. If you can handle\ntaking a night off from using SO-50 as your ragchew repeater in the sky,\nthat'd be great too... and please try to keep the dupes to a minimum - you\nnever know when someone is just sliding into the footprint and only has 30\nseconds to make that precious QSO. Thanks in advance.\n\nFinally, we're planning to do a very informal round table on 20 meters\nSaturday night at 8:00 PDT. Clayton, W5PFG has agreed to find us a\nfrequency (probably the upper portion of 20m) and send out a tweet on where\nwe will be. We'd love to have you stop by on HF and chat about Satellite\nstuff, the expedition, or \"Am I in the log?\" that night.\n\nIt's expedition go time. Hope to catch everyone from CM93!\n\n73!\n\nDave, KG5CCI\n",
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