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        "address": "john (a) papays.com",
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    "sender_name": "John Papay",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb]  EM-97 West Virginia Operation Saturday 24 Oct",
    "date": "2009-10-22T00:37:23Z",
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    "content": "A grid dxpedition to EM97 in West Virginia is planned for Saturday \nafternoon October 24th.  It's about 600 miles round trip so the first \npass of AO-27 at 1734z will likely be the beginning of the \noperation.  Then AO-27 at 1912z, AO-27 a 2054z followed by AO-51 at \n2200z and possibly 2339z if it's not too dark.\n\nWest coast stations should try for the 2054z AO-27 pass since the \n2339z AO-51 pass could be dropped.  West Virginia is very mountainous \nand it is difficult to find a high point that can see down low to the \nhorizon.  That and the fact that there are not that many hams in this \ngrid are likely the cause of it being uncommon.\n\nThere are no digi's close to where I will operate but there may be coverage\nfrom mountaintop digis far away.  Track with k8yse-8.  I'll also have \nthe ISS APRS radio going which might relay the position to the aprs servers.\nUnfortunately, there will not be any ISS passes while I'm at the operating\nlocation, however, there will be passes in the morning on the way down.\nThe APRS radio is k8yse-9.  I will attempt to operate on the way down while\nin motion.\n\nI'll have HF capability on the way, probably on 40 meters most of the time.\n\nThe weather forecast is for rain and possible thunderstorms.  I hope they\nwill not be too severe.  As long as it is not lightning, I will operate in\nthe rain somehow.\n\nPlease email with suggestions and/or schedule requests.  As always, no qsl\ncard is necessary.  All contacts will be confirmed.\n\n73,\nJohn K8YSE\n\n\n\n",
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