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        "address": "ki6yaa (a) gmail.com",
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    "sender_name": "Larry Teran",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Re: Lake Superior Grid Expedition update",
    "date": "2010-08-15T09:05:00Z",
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    "content": "Congratulations John you are doing a great job, and so your movile satellite\n\nstation.\nSay Hi! to your wife for been out with you as a vital part for this\nexpedition.\n\nGood luck and keep it going!!!!\n\n73's Larry KI6YAA\n\nOn Sat, Aug 14, 2010 at 10:12 PM, John Papay <[email protected]> wrote:\n\n> This is our first night in a motel with internet access\n> since we left Sault Ste Marie, MI 9 days ago.  We have\n> traveled 2300 miles and operated in at least 18 grids and\n> have made 888 contacts on 65 passes.  We have been camping in our tent\n> for the last 9 nights but tonight it is windy and raining\n> so the motel was a good choice.  Monday we should operate in\n> EN38 and possibly EN28 late in the day.\n>\n> New grids that were not part of the plan were EO20 (today)\n> and EO31, Red Lake Ontario, as far north as the roads go. We\n> have operated on two grid lines.  There are very few grid\n> lines that have a good shot at the sky.  There are hills and\n> trees most everywhere.  Northwest Ontario is a beautiful and\n> for the most part unspoiled land.  Lakes are everywhere and\n> usually provide a shot at the sky if you can find a road that\n> doesn't have a barrier of trees.\n>\n> The equipment is working very well.  SatPC32 is controlling\n> the radio and the rotor (with the LVB tracker) and not missing\n> a beat.  The only casualty has been the 5 el 2 meter Mosley beam.\n> Two of the directors have broken off  One was repaired using copper\n> wire and a inline crimp connector.  The other one was replaced with\n> a brass rod found at a Home Depot in Thunder Bay.  We have been down\n> some really rough dirt roads to get to these grids off the beaten\n> path and the antenna is constantly vibrating.  The UHF 7x7 Arrow\n> is holding up well.\n>\n> Weather has been warm for the most part and not much rain at night.\n> We have had some rain during our travels but it has not affected\n> the satellite activity since the only thing you need to do before\n> each pass is to orient the antenna north.  After that you are in\n> the truck.  The antenna setup in the truck is a magnet for questions.\n> Everyone wants to know what it's for.  Tuesday we will camp in EN48.\n> Wednesday it will be EN58 briefly and EN57 back in the US.  This is\n> subject to change if we see something that we want to take in.\n>\n> I am trying to work stations as quickly as possible.  The record is\n> 26 contacts on an AO-51 pass but it is not unusual to work over 20\n> stations.  AO-27 is not as productive since I can't hear it\n> when it turns on being so far north.  HO-68 netted some nice\n> contacts including OH8MBN. I have not made any contacts on AO-7.\n> A few contacts have been made on FO-29 and VO-52.\n>\n> Thanks to the AO-51 control team for keeping things running, and\n> to Alan Kung for scheduling HO68 for central North American passes.\n>\n> If you have any special requests, send them to KD8CAO.  We have\n> a daily sked on 40 meters.\n>\n> 73,\n> John K8YSE/VE3\n> EN29\n>\n> _______________________________________________\n> Sent via [email protected]. Opinions expressed are those of the author.\n> Not an AMSAT-NA member? Join now to support the amateur satellite program!\n> Subscription settings: http://amsat.org/mailman/listinfo/amsat-bb\n>\n",
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