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        "address": "k6yk (a) juno.com",
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    "sender_name": "k6yk",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb]  Re: Need East Coast",
    "date": "2012-01-03T17:39:34Z",
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    "content": "Yep, \nIt just takes a little dedication.  I was operating  VERY\ncasually this year mostly only on Ao-27 and a little on SO-50.\nThe result for 2011 is:\n470 QSOs, 41 states, 175 grids. \n\nKeep trying, folks! \nAnd good work Clayton! \n\n73,\nJohn, K6YK\n\nOn Mon, 2 Jan 2012 21:42:10 -0600 Clayton Coleman W5PFG\n<[email protected]> writes:\n> Since becoming active on satellites again in April 2011, I have\n> managed to work 48 states on the FM transponders with portable\n> equipment.  I did not set out to accomplish this minor feat on FM\n> alone because I do also operate VO-52, AO-7, and FO-29 /P.  Hawaii \n> is\n> impossible for me unless AO-7 is used.  New Hampshire is the other\n> state I need but I've got several options to get it confirmed if I\n> would just sit down and schedule one with friends.  Maine is not\n> common but New Hampshire seems less common in my ~8 month window of\n> activity.  All good award confirmations come to those who wait, \n> right?\n>  What fun is chasing an award if it's easy?\n> \n> There are lots of active grids, states, and countries available for\n> paper chasers on the birds.  More importantly, there are many \n> genuine\n> and experienced operators for which the satellite community can be\n> grateful.  Whether a casual operator, a paper chaser, or DX-hound, \n> the\n> current operational birds have a lot to offer proportionate to what\n> you put into working them.\n> \n> My suspicion is there is a group of \"been there, done that\"\n> experienced operators that don't get on and operate much any more.\n> Maybe this is because there's not a HEO satellite, maybe they have \n> all\n> the wall paper they want, perhaps they get annoyed the LIDs on FM\n> transponders, or maybe they are just waiting on the \"next great \n> bird\"\n> to get them active again.  In any case, I would invite those of you\n> who have not operated the current satellites in recent times to get \n> on\n> the air so that some of us \"newcomers\" have a chance to be \n> acquainted\n> with you.\n> \n> Looking forward to contact with you in 2012.\n> \n> 73,\n> Clayton\n> W5PFG\n____________________________________________________________\nLifeLock® Official Site\nIdentity Theft Can Happen to Anyone So Get Protection with LifeLock.\nhttp://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL3141/4f033dbde7d2410f1eeest03vuc\n",
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