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        "address": "justin (a) fuzzythinking.com",
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    "sender_name": "Justin Pinnix",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb]  T7H",
    "date": "2009-05-18T17:31:31Z",
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    "content": "Patrick,\n\nAre you working the sats with a single T7H?  If so, how are you getting it\nto uplink and downlink on different bands?\n\nI really love my T7H for repeater and simplex work.  For sats, I currently\nonly use it for RX and use a 2M mobile for TX.  I'd love to consolidate to a\nmore portable setup.\n\n73 de AJ4MJ\n\nOn Sun, May 17, 2009 at 11:53 PM, Patrick STODDARD (WD9EWK/VA7EWK) <\[email protected]> wrote:\n\n>\n> Hi!\n>\n> Dayton was, once again, a fun time.  I was here in 2006, and this\n> year was so much better.  I tried to keep track of satellite operators\n> who I worked over the past 3+ years and met over this weekend by taking\n> photos of them, but I lost count of the number I met and talked with\n> here (this is *not* a bad thing).  AMSAT's events were great!  I mixed\n> in some operating this weekend, between Friday and today, and in all of\n> that trying to test my new DJ-G7T HT.  I previously posted a message\n> with my initial observations on that HT Friday night, and I'll add a\n> little (very little) to that here...\n>\n> After the HamVention closed this afternoon, I had planned on working\n> some satellite passes with my new DJ-G7T HT after dropping stuff of\n> at my motel room.  A western AO-27 pass was about to come by, and I\n> went to the Indiana/Ohio state line a couple of blocks from my motel\n> (I stayed in Richmond IN, not in Dayton, for this trip).  In the\n> process of setting things up on a side road near the I-70/US-40\n> interchange, I pressed buttons on the HT in the band scope mode and\n> I could not decipher how to get out of that mode from a quick read of\n> the manual.  I decided to set the radio aside, and worked the pass\n> using my IC-T7H HT I had also brought out there.  After that, I\n> did a full reset of the HT, and figured I could try it again later.\n>\n> After that AO-27 pass, I tried to retrace some of my 2006 post-Dayton\n> road trip to grid boundaries.  I went northeast of Dayton, trying to\n> reach the EM79/EM89/EN70/EN80 boundary for one or two SO-50 passes.\n> This time, I could not get to that spot on the highway's right-of-way.\n> I crossed the road to get a clearer view of the sky, still on the\n> EM79xx/EN70xa line only a few feet/meters west of the 4-grid\n> intersection.  :-(  I set up for the first SO-50 pass, and this time I\n> accidentally pressed buttons on the DJ-G7T to put it into another\n> undesired mode - using a normal repeater offset on my uplink VFO.  At\n> this point, I swapped radios and worked the pass using my IC-T7H again\n> for 4 QSOs.  I decided not to fight the radio, and spend time parked or\n> standing along a highway to reread the manual trying to sort the radio\n> out.  I'll do more testing with the new HT at home in the next few days,\n> while I try to get that speaker/mic cable so I can run full-duplex\n> without feedback.\n>\n> After that SO-50 pass, I decided to work my way west, heading back\n> to the Indiana/Ohio state line and stopping for the later SO-50 pass.\n> I was able to get on from the EM79vx/EN70va line, working 7 stations\n> before the satellite went out of range.  Then, the drive back to\n> Richmond IN and the motel for the night.  I flew into Indianapolis\n> Thursday, and will return there tomorrow for my flight home.\n>\n> Again, thanks to AMSAT for a great banquet and Saturday forum.  Being\n> around other hams that share this corner of our hobby made this a\n> great weekend, and putting a few QSOs in my satellite log from 3\n> different locations over the past couple of days was a nice bonus.\n> I'll take more time working with the new HT over the next few days,\n> and especially during the upcoming long weekend.  If anyone worked\n> WD9EWK this weekend and wants to get a QSL card from me, please\n> e-mail me the QSO information and I'll check that against my log.\n> If you are in my log, I'll send you a card - no need to send me a\n> card or SASE.  I will need to prepare cards for those locations, and\n> I'm thinking about how to do a nice card in particular for the QSOs\n> I made at the Indiana/Ohio state line.  And, yes, I'm still having\n> fun...\n>\n> 73!\n>\n>\n>\n>\n> Patrick WD9EWK/VA7EWK - currently at Richmond IN, west of Dayton\n> http://www.wd9ewk.net/\n>\n> _______________________________________________\n> Sent via [email protected]. Opinions expressed are those of the author.\n> Not an AMSAT-NA member? Join now to support the amateur satellite program!\n> Subscription settings: http://amsat.org/mailman/listinfo/amsat-bb\n>\n",
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