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    "sender_name": "Bruce Robertson",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Re: AO40 contacts",
    "date": "2011-02-04T13:02:54Z",
    "parent": "https://mailman.amsat.org/hyperkitty/api/list/[email protected]/email/GE5IFEBVTCCKOUNBBVBHLVOSEONP3FM3/?format=api",
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    "content": "On Thu, Feb 3, 2011 at 10:46 PM, chris pellenz <[email protected]> wrote:\n> I never made any contacts via AO-40.\n> I was still preparing my station... I was busy being\n> happy about my MIR packet contact... (I made the ANS one time)\n> I still have a couple K5GNA downconverters...\n> with the filter kits (as yet uninstalled)\n> If we could get another in orbit I could use this\n> stuff again... Ive been waiting a long time...\n> Im sorta giving up on the project.. .so much $ and no\n> results.. we really could use a HEO sat...  I would be back..\n> I still show the kids the keps and the signs.. but with only 5\n> minutes to make a contact amongst a crowd im  just shoved\n> out of the way.. .\n>\n\nChris --\n\nIt's really not that bad. On HO-68 or AO-7 you get at least 3x that\ntime. FO-29 varies, but it also provides quite a bit of time. And\nthere's a distinct lack of a 'crowd' on the linear birds. Even on\nVO-52 you can have a nice conversation because you can hear\nhorizon-to-horizon.\n\nThe LEO scene is a different set of challenges, but they can be fun to\novercome, and the same kids who are interested in the keps will\n*really* love to hear their own voice bouncing off of VO-52 :-)\n\n> Will we ever see another HEO sat??\n>\n\nAs I see it, there is good news and bad news in this. For years, the\nbad news was that rides to space have become so commercialized that\n'we' can't get freebies or ultra-cheapies anymore, and we simply can't\nafford to pay the proper price.\n\nThe good news, only recently, is that this commercialization is\nstarting to provide full-cost opportunities that might be within our\nfinancial range. But these would require us to perfect many aspects of\ncubesat-level miniaturization, and would require much more advanced\nground stations.\n\nOf course, if some inexpensive opportunity arises, the AMSAT-DL P3E\nsatellite is available.\n\n\n73, Bruce\n-- \nhttp://ve9qrp.blogspot.com\n\n",
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