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    "sender": {
        "address": "pfarcon (a) yahoo.com",
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    "sender_name": "Patrick Farcon",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb]  Finally my first HO-68 contacts",
    "date": "2010-06-26T02:39:13Z",
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    "content": "I had to share for the excitement was wonderful. I am usually unable to work\nmany satellite passes of any kind during the week but by chance on the train\nride home from work I noticed an 81 degree pass of HO-68 at its peak\nelevation this evening. I had tried before to make contacts on this\nsatellite unsuccessfully and so far I have only tried FM. But with this pass\nso close to overhead I looked up what mode HO-68 would be in and in fact it\nwas to be in FM mode at that time. So for the first time I decided to try a\npass of a satellite at night and was overwhelmed to hear such clear signals.\nReceiving others was easier than getting the proper az/el combinations for\nuplink. Listening to my downlink helped immensely. I was absolutely floored\nthat my first contact on HO-68 was YV1RDX from Venezuella. About 20 mins\nlater and a few confirmed contacts I was so thrilled to have finally done it\nthat I rushed to download the recording before the batteries that were low\ncould possibly run out. I have only been working the satellites since about\nApril or so and especially since antenna restrictions limit my activities. I\nam so hooked on this facet of the hobby and I can¹t believe it took about 17\nyears to get started! It really doesn¹t in fact take much...just two HT, an\nArrow II antenna, a compass, a watch, and a digital recorder. Thanks to all\nthat I made contact with and hope to see you all on the satellites soon!\n\n73,\n\nPat N2VYT FN20un\n",
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