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        "address": "john (a) papays.com",
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    "sender_name": "John Papay",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb]  EM90-91-92-93 Operation",
    "date": "2009-04-08T19:14:53Z",
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    "content": "Greetings:\n\nI was able to operate mobile and then portable from a few grids on \nthe way back to Ohio from Florida on April 1st.  If you worked me on \nAO-51 in EM92 or EM93, you should receive a card in the mail \nshortly.  No return card is necessary. I used the Arrow antenna with \nmy Kenwood mobile strapped around my neck and a small UPS battery for power.\n\nThe EM92 operation took place at the MM47 Rest Area on I-95 \nnorthbound in South Carolina.  We had one person ask my XYL about the \nantenna etc.; they thought I might be tracking animals!  At some \npoint I was sending my grid as EM82 but I was really operating from \nEM92.  Sorry for the confusion.  I logged 12 stations including \nHI8LAM, WP4CNU and YV6BFE.\n\nThe EM93 operation took place at the MM123 Rest Area on I-26 \nwestbound just south of Columbia, South Carolina.  There were a lot \nof trees in the way at this stop and it was getting dark.  I worked \n11 stations from here.\n\nThe operations from EM90 and EM91 were made on AO27 while driving on \nI-95 in north Florida and in East Georgia respectively.  I was just \nusing my Larsen dual band antenna on the trunk lid but at a certain \ntime during the pass, stations were loud and clear.  I worked 6 \nstations in each of those grids. If you worked me in EM92 or EM93 you \nalso got cards for these grids.  If you only worked me in EM90 or 91 \nand need the card, please email me and I'll put one in the mail to \nyou.  No return cards are necessary.\n\nAs many of you know, I operated from Florida from January through \nMarch using a portable setup (Kenwood V7A, UPS battery and Arrow \nantenna) in EL96 and EL98.   I also made a few contacts at the Stuart \nFlorida Hamfest (EL97) on March 21st, demonstrating satellites for a \nfew interested hams.  In addition I operated through my home station \nin EN91 using a remote control setup over the internet. If you need \ncards for any Florida contacts, just email me and I'll send them to \nyou.  If you need cards for EN91, please send an SAE or SASE to my \nqrz.com address.\n\nWorking grids on the satellites can be both challenging and \nrewarding.  The ARRL VUCC award is the most prestigious VHF/UHF award \non the planet.  It's the DXCC of the VHF/UHF world.  It requires \npaper QSL cards at the moment, however, the ARRL is working toward \nmaking LOTW compatible with VUCC/Grids.  You can chase new grids from \nyour home station and then work from a grid away from home and give \nothers that new one they have been seeking.  When you travel, think \nabout taking your rig and a portable antenna.  If you get the \nopportunity to operate from a rare grid, you will find it very \nrewarding.  If you hear someone operating from a rare grid, work them \nand then give them the frequency; they might be there for only one \npass and have made a big effort to operate from a remote \nlocation.  There will be plenty of time to work the regulars when the \nsatellite is not busy.\n\nWe have a two week period coming up where AO51 will not be in a V/U \nFM mode.  Why not try SO50 (use a PL tone of 67.0 Hz), and AO27 \nduring this time.  You never know when a new grid might show up \nthere.  SO50 can be a little difficult since it is subject to deep \nfading, but it is very workable during most portions of the \npass.  AO27 has a very strong signal and is generally on when over \nthe US.  Check the schedule for AO27 on their webpage \nhttp://www.ao27.org/AO27/listing.shtml\n\nIf you are reading the amsat-bb and happen to live in a rare grid, \nplease try to get on now and then.  Many of us will be very happy to \nwork you.  Hint: Delaware has not been heard from in a very long time!\n\n73,\nJohn K8YSE EN91\[email protected]\n\n",
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