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    "sender_name": "Stephan Greene",
    "subject": "[AMSAT-BB] Limited-Time Opportunity - DX on AO27!",
    "date": "2022-08-25T00:43:05Z",
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    "content": "\"On\" times for AO-27 continue to shift along the direction of the orbit.\nThe 5 min \"on time\" for ascending passes at mid-latitudes is now on\nDESCENDING passes.  Based on current SATNOGS observations, from when the\nsatellite is at about 75 degN to about 65 deg N.  The descending node\ntelemetry and repeater operation is probably only available to stations\nfurther and further south (a few lucky far-S America and maybe VK and ZL\nstations may soon be able work Antarctica if anyone is on!).\n\nNorthern Europe and the UK are now well in the footprint, NE Canadian\nprovinces and some New England stations may be able to work Europe, and KL7\nmay be able to work northern Japan in a few weeks!  These opportunities\nwon't last - the \"on\" time will continue to shift, and once the onboard\nclock is reset, the satellite will be back on a \"normal\" schedule.\n\nIf you hear or work AO-27, the command stations would appreciate knowing\nprecise times for when the transmitter came on or turned off, and the\nreporting station's 6-character grid square or lat/lon.  If you are in the\nfar South and hear the 20 seconds of telemetry, try to capture KISS frames\n(NOT ASCII) and send the captured data file (or a good audio file we can\ntry to decode).  If scheduling SATNOGs observations (provides an excellent\nmeasure of on and off times), try to schedule descending passes during the\n\"on\" times and don't bother with ascending passes for now.\n\nThanks & 73\nde KS1G on behalf of the AO-27 command team\n\n\n",
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