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    "sender": {
        "address": "john (a) papays.com",
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    "sender_name": "John Papay",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb]  AO-51 20Feb2010 2259z Recording",
    "date": "2010-02-22T14:50:51Z",
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    "content": "A recording of the AO-51 pass on 20Feb2010 at 2259z is on my\nwebserver:\n\n      http://www.papays.com/AO-51_20Feb2010_225938z.mp3\n\nThis was a very busy pass with ND9M/p in EL07/EL08 and WD9EWK/p in DM22\nat the Yuma Hamfest.  Many of you are not full duplex and don't know what you\nsound like on the bird so here's your chance to hear yourself.\n\nThere are over 30 different callsigns on this recording including:\n\nN5AFV, KD4N0Q, WA4HFN, N8RO, WA5KBH, KP4WK, KF4OTG, N5UXT, KB0RZD,\nND9M/P, K4YYL, K7NN, KB0RZE, KB8ZGL, N1XED, KJ4PSU, VA3BL, N8MH,\n?4NDA/HH, KD8CAO, N2BX, WD9EWK/P KZ4WAT, KB9AVO, KD0HKR, WB1AAT,\nN0JE, ?OF, ?QYH, VE7CNA, KE7DOV. K8YSE\n\nKE7DOV appeared at the end of the pass operating portable from CN76 a rare\ncoastal grid.\n\nAlthough there was a lot of instances of several stations \ntransmitting at the same time, overall the number of successful qso's \nwas good.  It is rare when more than 30 stations are heard on a \nsingle pass of AO-51.  It was a 32 degree elevation, 13 minute \nhorizon to horizon pass for me.\n\nAO-51 is a great bird.  Those who had a hand in designing and \nbuilding this satellite can be very proud of their accomplishment.\n\n73,\nJohn K8YSE EN91dh\n\n",
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