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        "address": "gabrielzeifman (a) gmail.com",
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    "sender_name": "Gabriel Zeifman",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Europe Trip",
    "date": "2017-04-19T00:50:04Z",
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    "content": "Hello fellow bird folk,\n\nPlans for my upcoming Europe trip are now finalized. I will be leaving\ndirect to Europe from the K6G expedition, first ops being on 4/30.\n\nFirst stop is a long layover in Iceland. BIKF airport happens to be right\non the HP83/84 line, so I plan to operate from there. Scheduled times on\nthe ground are 4/30 1345Z - 5/1 0740Z, subtract a bit for customs and\nsecurity time, plus I'll probably be visiting the Oceanic Air Traffic\nControl Center at some point. West Coasters and ops in the center of NA\ntake note, there is likely only ONE usable pass (sadly). This is the 1956Z\npass of AO-7, which has footprint over basically the entire continent. I\nsure hope the QRO lids remain at bay and don't flip it to mode A, this is a\nvery rare opportunity. Plenty of passes possible for the East Coast and\nEurope.\n\nAfter that, I will be heading to Amsterdam for four nights, then Brussels\nfor one night. Not sure how much operating in each country but I hope to\nwork at least one pass to the US from each towards my CCXD.\n\nThe second week will be in the British Isles. May 6-8 on Jersey, 8-10 on\nGuernsey, and 10-13 on Isle of Man. I will be staying on the west coast of\neach island to maximize possibilities for low passes to North America.\n\nTo wrap it up, I will do a day roving in Northern Ireland and the Republic\nof Ireland with George MI6GTY before heading back home.\n\nThis is a trip with my family, so I won't be on every pass. I will make my\nbest effort to be on good North America bound passes, and it should be easy\nto cover Europe as well. AO-7 will be the primary NA bird, but some use of\nFO-29 will be possible.\n\nAll countries are CEPT TR61/01 and I have gotten LoTW certificates for all\ncalls. All QSLing will be through LoTW, but if necessary I can get some\ncards made up, which will be available via direct NJ7H as usual.\n\nCallsigns:\n\nIceland TF/NJ7H\nNetherlands PA/NJ7H\nBelgium ON/NJ7H\nEngland M/NJ7H (short layovers, not sure if will be used)\nJersey MJ/NJ7H\nGuernsey MU/NJ7H\nIsle of Man MD/NJ7H\nNorthern Ireland MI/NJ7H\nRepublic of Ireland EI/NJ7H\n\n73,\nGabe\nNJ7H\n",
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