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    "url": "https://mailman.amsat.org/hyperkitty/api/list/[email protected]/email/UVCVHT3ZASD5TX4JSRIVLVSVFOZIPK6F/?format=api",
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    "sender": {
        "address": "K4FEG (a) K4FEG.COM",
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    "sender_name": "K4FEG",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] proper way?",
    "date": "2013-02-25T16:33:02Z",
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    "content": "/*A question for all of the wizards out there!!*//*\n*/\n/*WHAT IS THE ACCEPTED METHOD FOR DETERMINING THE DISTANCES BETWEEN 2 \nSTATIONS ON THE SATELLITES?*/\n\nI am curious as to what is the accepted \"/*gold standard*/\"?\n\nThere are several calculators and most are somewhat in agreement but \nsome are not.\n\nI just recently found out, myself, that the grid square system is broken \ndown to even smaller units than I imagined. it appears that the \ndivisions continue in the same 2 to 1 ratio and is therefore variable in \ndimension based on you location on the planet./(closer to the equator \nthe larger the grid further north or south of the equator the smaller \nthe grid)/.\n\nIt seems that my exact location can be found by entering \n/*EM55aj84ta*//in the satellite mode on the APRS.fi website, you can \nactually see my satellite antennas on the back deck of my house with \nthose coordinates! (actually my \"old antennas\")\n\n/One additional question for the learned subscribers of this bulletin board!\nIs there a distance calculator that can accept up to 10 Alpha/Numeric \nqualifiers for ultra accurate distance calculations? Or does anyone have \nan idea how I could create one using EXCEL spreadsheet with embedded \nformulas?\n\nThank You all\nFrank K4FEG EM55aj84ta\n\nAlso I have some forms I have created for multiple contacts on the \nsatellites, these are EXCEL based forms, one is a \"Log/Label\" it fits on \na standard Avery 2x4 shipping label and is an embedded EXCEL table that \nwill let you list up to 7 contacts on a Mini Log on the back of your QSL \ncard, works great with a \"rover\" station in different grid squares, I'd \nbe happy to share it with any one that wants the file!\n73\nfeg\n",
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