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    "url": "https://mailman.amsat.org/hyperkitty/api/list/[email protected]/email/UGT2O7HKBWJMO6YUZAWFXNINIUC5TY6J/",
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    "message_id": "CAPovOwd+GVMo++XzMm7nordJxa-T8RaiBvWSJTVVsPo72kdhxQ@mail.gmail.com",
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    "sender": {
        "address": "kayakfishtx (a) gmail.com",
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    "sender_name": "Clayton Coleman W5PFG",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] FM LEO sats on Field Day - A unique perspective",
    "date": "2012-06-24T22:56:45Z",
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    "content": "On Saturday, I was at around 2600-3200 ft elevation going through\nSkyline Drive in Northern Virginia.  I hadn't planned on working any\nsatellite passes since I was a portable station and not participating\nin Field Day, but I stopped to listen to two AO-27 passes in the\nafternoon.\n\nThe first pass, I was facing the west side of the mountains.\nAmazingly, I heard 4 stations trying to get into AO-27 on the uplink.\nI was hearing them direct on 145.85.  The funny thing is, not one of\nthem ever was picked up by AO-27.  Secondly, 2 of the 4 stations kept\ngiving their callsign over and over from AOS to LOS, even with AO-27\nbeing on a seven minute timer.  This tells me a couple of things: 1.\nThey don't know how AO-27 operates and 2. They apparently weren't\nlistening to the bird.  I tried calling two of the strongest stations\non 145.85 after the pass, thinking they might be listening.  Nope.  I\nnever heard a response.  Makes me wonder how many people leave the\nvolume up on the uplink side of their setup (if running full duplex.)\n\nThe second pass, I was pleased to hear several \"5 land\" stations\nmaking contacts through the madness.  However, I heard several\ndifferent stations on the uplink.  This time it was the usual variety\nof \"hello hello hello\" and \"test 1 2 3.\"  Again, I was hearing this\ntrash all on the uplink 145.85...  The sad part is, I never heard a\ncallsign.  It sounded like 2-3 different stations trying than on the\nfirst pass.\n\nI realize the satellite hears a lot more crap than I could ever hear\nat 3200 feet, but it was a very interesting perspective I've not\nencountered before.  I have been in areas when other stations (local)\nwere on the birds, but this is different -- one of the stations I\nheard on the uplink was 200+ miles away.\n\n73\nClayton\nW5PFG\n",
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