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    "url": "https://mailman.amsat.org/hyperkitty/api/list/[email protected]/email/XYIO5PDCHJKVEVVYHAR5ZBS5PCZHYNVO/?format=api",
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    "sender": {
        "address": "amsat-bb (a) wd9ewk.net",
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    "sender_name": "Patrick STODDARD (WD9EWK/VA7EWK)",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] K7UGA report for Sunday,\tupcoming passes through Tuesday (14th) afternoon",
    "date": "2012-02-13T06:21:46Z",
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    "content": "Hi!\n\nThe Central Arizona DX Association's commemoration of the Arizona\nStatehood Centennial is underway.  Thanks to Bob K7BHM, the CADXA's\norganizer of this week-long event and the K7UGA QSL manager, I was \nable to get on the air this evening as the UTC clock passed the \nmidnight hour earlier today, starting with an AO-7 pass.  K7UGA\nlogged a total 16 QSOs on 5 different passes, using 3 different \nsatellites (AO-7, SO-50, VO-52).  Thanks for the QSOs!\n\nK7UGA will also be on the HF bands from stations around Arizona, \nwith some of the HF operations already in progress.  More will \nbe on the HF bands after 1500 UTC today, through next Sunday (19th).  \nTo read more about the CADXA's commemoration, which received the \nOK from the Arizona Centennial Commission as an official event \nconnected with the state centennial celebrations, please visit \nhttp://cadxa.org/ \n\nFor Monday evening (early Tuesday on the UTC clock), I am planning\nto work the following passes:\n\nVO-52 at 0218-0230 UTC (passes to the east of Arizona)\nSO-50 at 0351-0404 UTC (passes from the north of Arizona to the southeast)\n\nI know there is a second VO-52 pass I could work at the same time\nas the SO-50 pass, but I would like to work both SSB and FM where\npossible.  The 0218 UTC VO-52 pass practically covers from coast \nto coast, and those on the west coast can get an early jump on the \n0351 UTC SO-50 pass before that footprint stretches too far east. \n\nTuesday, 14 February, is Statehood Day here in Arizona.  Along \nwith the planned operations on HF from the 3 cities that served \nas capitals in Arizona's pre-statehood territorial days (Phoenix, \nTucson, and Prescott) and my planned activity tomorrow night (which \nwill be the 14th on the UTC clock), I am hoping to be able to work \none or two passes around the 1930-2030 UTC timeframe from here in \nthe Phoenix area.  This will allow satellite operators a chance to \ndo the same thing as those working HF.  I see an SO-50 pass at \n1943-1958 UTC on Tuesday, followed by an AO-27 pass where the \nrepeater should switch on around 2019 UTC.  I would like to work \nboth passes if possible, but will try for at least one of the two.  \n\nI will take a closer look at the Tuesday evening (early Wednesday,\nUTC time) passes tomorrow.  I expect there should be VO-52 and\nSO-50 passes that K7UGA can be on, and I will post more about that\nlater. \n\n73!\n\n\n\n\nPatrick WD9EWK/VA7EWK (K7UGA on the satellites this week)\nhttp://www.wd9ewk.net/\n\n",
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