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    "url": "https://mailman.amsat.org/hyperkitty/api/list/[email protected]/email/MQJJOQRJVPKACUW26DX6EWN7RKHKAWR7/",
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    "message_id": "CAJJyj=ZTpGT2ruXzLKgb=cWLpfgGQ4saJ72su86eMfe_vQw2pA@mail.gmail.com",
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    "sender": {
        "address": "rolf.krogstad (a) gmail.com",
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    "sender_name": "Rolf Krogstad",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Trip to EN24 and EN25",
    "date": "2016-07-23T23:39:10Z",
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    "content": "Thanks to everyone for the QSOs on my trip to EN24 and EN25 today.\nI was the operator and my wife (OA4ABC) was the human antenna rotator.\n\nThings did not go quite as expected.  Severe weather delayed the start of\nour operating by about 30 minutes or so.  But once we got going from EN24\nwe did work 5 stations on AO-73 (1558z), 14 on FO-29 (1655z), 7 on SO-50\n(1708z) and 1 on UKUBE-1(1742z).\n\nEN25 was an after-thought as we had just about enough time to get there\nbefore a 32 degree pass of FO-29.  It was raining pretty hard at the start\nof the 1849z pass, but the rain stopped and I put up the antenna and\nmanaged 6 Qs from EN25 before the heavens opened up at which time I took\ndown the antenna and shut down the radios.\n\nI have uploaded all the Qs to LOTW.  If you do not find a match for our\nQSO, send me an email.  I transcribed the log after getting home and I may\nhave fumble fingered something.\n\nI set up a table in the back seat of my  Rav4 and put my two FT-897Ds there\nand set up my Arrow antenna on a heavy duty camera tripod outside the car.\nI also had an Amsat Preamp on the receive antenna.  The antenna rotator\nwould do her job and adjust the azimuth two or three times on a pass.  So\nwith no elevation correction it wasn't ideal, but it meant that we\nbasically kept dry inside the car.  A total of 33 contacts were made.\n\nThe trip home was the worst rain driving I have ever experienced.  We\nstopped repeatedly because the visibility was reduced to zero.\nA great time was had by all (er..... 'both', to be more exact) and we hope\nto do it again from EN23 before too long.\n\n73,\nRolf  NR0T   and\nTaty OA4ABC (antenna rotator)\n",
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