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    "url": "https://mailman.amsat.org/hyperkitty/api/list/[email protected]/email/YSBZC7FHLGM3P7LUAWZBG7AJIUACB2UE/",
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    "sender": {
        "address": "ki6rrq (a) cox.net",
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    "sender_name": "Call Sign",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb]  AMSAT-BB Digest",
    "date": "2009-03-26T20:31:34Z",
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    "content": "Yes I agree with Gene, Elmer's wanted!    I would read any tutorials, \nspecific to this AO-51 event.   I was able to grab some of Richard \nGarriotts, ISS, TV transmissions on my Yaesu VX7R HT with a Panasonic \nDigital Voice Recorder, plugged into my mic's head phone jack, using my dual \nband hand held Arrow antenna and then play that into, the computer SSTV \nprogram on my desktop computer, back in the shack.    (QTH is in a radio \nhole, I must go remote and have no laptop, I think I have a link to those \npics on my QRZ)\n\nI would love it, if someone could explain how I might;  (1) convert a \ndigital picture into the SSTV sound format, so I can put it on my digital \nvoice recorder  (I can do this from my shack before a pass) and then a \nbetter way to get that data, into the transmit side of my VX7R radio, \noutside of playing the sound file into the HT mic.  I may have to break down \nand get a net book or lap top, dedicated for this purpose but if there is a \nmore minimalist approach, I would love to consider it.\n\nFurthermore, as a CERT Communications team member, I would like to be able \nto transmit a SSTV pic from a remote site, with the absolute minimum of \nequipment needed.   As a rule, right now, I always have, in my car; an \nEmergency CERT backpack, an HT HAM radio with battery charger, a directional \nantenna and others, a digital camera and a digital voice recorder, what \nother, minimum, pieces of the puzzle do I need, to transmit SSTV, remotely \nand how do they fit together?   Just typing this email, has caused me to \nrealize, I need to burn a SSTV program onto a disc and put that in my CERT \nbag too, so even if I dont have a laptop, in an emergency, if/when I can get \nto a computer, I can install the SSTV program, to view/create/send SSTV, \nremote.   (feel free to respond here if appropriate or directly to \[email protected] if you have some wisdom and the desire to share it)\n\nRich KI6RRQ\n\n\n> Message: 11\n> Date: Tue, 24 Mar 2009 21:17:18 -0400\n> From: WB2LLP <[email protected]>\n> Subject: [amsat-bb]  Slow Scan\n> To: AMSAT -BB <[email protected]>\n> Message-ID: <393BE64D02154B49A334B0BCD863CF57@gene>\n> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1\n>\n> AO-51's handlers are doing a very nice job of presenting us with several \n> different satellite modes.  This week it is an opportunity to try Slow \n> Scan TV.   Now it would be very nice if  someone from the Slow Scan \n> community would tell us how to receive the pictures and once we have done \n> that, how do we send a picture.  We only have a week to play with \n> something which is very different for some of us, so let us not waste any \n> time.\n>\n> TNX es 73 de WB2LLP Gene\n>\n> ARRL   1139432\n> AMSAT 33183\n\n",
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