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    "url": "https://mailman.amsat.org/hyperkitty/api/list/[email protected]/email/XNVKHOC75VIQ44SZXW3B53RCJ4WVALAS/?format=api",
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    "sender": {
        "address": "luhn (a) wt.net",
        "mailman_id": "55ec8fece10c49bf8f446c3f851d053c",
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    "sender_name": "James Luhn",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Sat32PC",
    "date": "2013-04-29T20:52:12Z",
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    "content": "I need some advice.  I have been trying to run Sat32PC to track \nsatellites with my G5500 rotor and LVB Tracker.  It seems I am running \ninto one problem after another.  Many times the program stops working \nwhen I get towards a lower elevation while tracking the satellite.  I \nget most of the pass and then everything stops.  I cannot park the rotor \nand must reboot the computer as restarting the program gives com \nerrors.  This afternoon Sat32PC was tracking a ghost.  It clearly \nthought something was flying above.  The only satellite I had selected \nwas FO-29 and it definitely was well past a fly over.  In fact, I could \nnot find an amateur satellite that was anywhere that the program should \nbe tracking.  I would really like to get the bugs out as I plan to use \nmy Panasonic Toughbook in a portable operation.  I am using the XP \nProfessional operating system with the USB communicating with the LVB \nTracker.  I also have a Macbook and MacDoppler has operated flawlessly. \nIt does what it is suppose to do and does it well.  Please no flame wars \nover Mac vs PC.  I use both and basically am happy with both.  On \nSat32PC, the Keps are updated so I am not feeding the controller wrong \ninfo.  On the screen, the satellite position is visibly correct.  On the \nbottom of the screen the Azimuth / Elevation were wrong when it was \ntracking the ghost.  I have two Toughbooks and both exhibit the same \nproblem.  Has anyone had the same or similar problems?\n\n73,\n-james\nW5AOO\n",
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