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    "url": "https://mailman.amsat.org/hyperkitty/api/list/[email protected]/email/NG22E2QAQ5SP3AJ46RL3DNOIUJLKDLTZ/?format=api",
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    "sender": {
        "address": "amsat-bb (a) wd9ewk.net",
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    "sender_name": "Patrick STODDARD (WD9EWK/VA7EWK)",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] WD9EWK radio activity, between Thursday and Sunday",
    "date": "2015-10-19T03:41:28Z",
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    "content": "Hi!\n\nIt has been fun over the past few days here in Dayton\nfor the Symposium. Since my post about the passes I\nworked on Wednesday to start this trip, I have worked\nother passes over the past few days:\n\nThursday (15 October) - from the Indiana/Michigan/Ohio\nborder tripoint in grid EN71oq for a few SO-50 and FO-29\npasses, followed by two AO-85 passes from different\nspots in grid EN70 on my way to Dayton.\n\nFriday (16 October) - an AO-85 pass from the parking garage\nnext to the Crowne Plaza Dayton hotel in downtown Dayton,\nfollowed by a western AO-85 pass at the Indiana/Ohio state\nline near the I-70/US-40 interchange west of Dayton.\n\nSunday (18 October) - Paul N8HM and I worked an AO-73 pass\njust after noon/1900 UTC from the parking garage next to the\nSymposium hotel, and we both listened to the 2130 UTC AO-85\npass with SDR receivers from the same location.\n\nThe AO-73 pass was part of an unofficial SDR Q&A session for\na few hams who were still at the hotel today. We compared\nHDSDR settings, and for one ham I was able to verify his\nHDSDR setup was ready to use an SDRplay receiver by plugging\nmy SDRplay into his laptop. Paul and I used a midday\nAO-73 pass as a demonstration - Paul with two FT-817s and an\nArrow Yagi; I had my FT-817/SDRplay combination with an Elk\nlog periodic.\n\nFor the midday AO-73 pass, and we had a small audience\non the garage for the AO-73 pass. Red KC4LE also had\nhis FT-817/SDR setup out at the garage. We could hear -\nand, using HDSDR, see - Red's CW signals through the\nAO-73 transponder, but it was too bright for Red to see\nhis laptop's screen up on the garage. It was tough for\nme to see my 8-inch tablet's screen, but I was able to\nget lined up for 3 QSOs on AO-73. Paul worked 4 stations\non the same pass. Nick K5QXJ and Doug K9DLP were out with\nus on the garage.\n\nAt the tripoint, I either used a Kenwood TH-D72A to work\nthe SO-50 passes, or my two FT-817s hanging around my\nneck to work FO-29. I could not park my car on the tripoint,\nwhich was in the middle of a narrow county road, so I went\nwith completely portable options for working FM and SSB\nout there. For the other passes I have worked after the\nstop at the tripoint, I used my IC-2820H and SDRplay SDR\nreceiver for the AO-85 passes, and the FT-817ND/SDRplay\ncombination for today's AO-73 pass.\n\nAs I have worked AO-85 passes, I used HDSDR to write RF\nrecordings from those passes. I then played those recordings\nfrom HDSDR into the FoxTelem software, so the telemetry I\nreceived on these passes would get to AMSAT. If you look on\nthe http://amsat.org/tlm page, you can see my call sign with\na grid locator after a hyphen, indicating where I was for\nthe number of data frames I received and uploaded for those\nAO-85 passes. I worked only one AO-85 pass from EN71 in\nIndiana Wednesday (14 October) evening, 3 AO-85 passes from\nEN70 (one in Indiana Wednesday evening, two on Thursday\nevening from Ohio), and 3 AO-85 passes from EM79 (two at\nthe parking garage next to the Symposium hotel, one on the\nIndiana/Ohio state line west of Dayton).\n\nI have uploaded the RF recordings for the AO-85 and AO-73\npasses I have worked over the past few days, along with\naudio recordings and other files for those passes, on my\nDropbox space. These are accessible at:\n\nhttp://dropbox.wd9ewk.net/\n\nHit F5 to refresh your browser, if the file/folder listing\ndoes not appear in your window.\n\nAll of the QSOs I have made up through today on this trip\nare in Logbook of the World. QSL cards are available on\nrequest, if you are in my log. Just e-mail me the QSO\ndetails, as I don't normally collect QSL cards for my\nsatellite work away from central Arizona.\n\nAs I posted a little earlier, I will set out on what may\nbe a 1000-mile road trip tomorrow afternoon. My rental car\nalready has about 600 miles on it from the past 4 days,\nso it is getting a workout. I may not work every single\npass during the trip, but will try to work from the spots\nI have planned - and maybe a couple of other spots, if\ntime and weather allow for that.\n\n73!\n\n\n\n\nPatrick WD9EWK/VA7EWK\nhttp://www.wd9ewk.net/\nTwitter: @WD9EWK\n",
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