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    "url": "https://mailman.amsat.org/hyperkitty/api/list/[email protected]/email/BTEOQRJBJ3VZTOM6CGXG7EXOWGRPEMSO/?format=api",
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    "sender": {
        "address": "n4zq (a) netzero.net",
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    "sender_name": "Keith N4ZQ",
    "subject": "[amsat-florida]  HAPPY 5th BIRTHDAY AO-7 (For Second Time)",
    "date": "2007-06-21T11:02:06Z",
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    "content": "Launched November 15, 1974 by a Delta rocket from Vandenberg Air Force\nBase, AMSAT-OSCAR 7 provided many years of service till it went silent\nfrom battery failure in mid 1981. Then on June 21, 2002, some 21 YEARS\nlater and  thanks to the keen ears of Pat Gowen, G3IOR while checking\nfor interlopers on 2 meters he came across a strange CW signal. \nSounding like old OSCAR satellite telemetry, it had the familiar HI HI\nfollowed by a string of numbers in groups of three.  \n\nAfter monitoring by many ground stations it turned out to be AO-7, and\nit seemed to have come back from the dead.  No one knows exactly when\nthis resurrection took place but this being the anniversary of when it\nwas discovered operational again by Pat, I guess it's the unofficial \nbirthday date.\n\nHAPPY BIRTHDAY AO-7, our highest operating satellite at this time.\nWe can only hope you live another long and active life. With five years\nunder your belt for the second time around, your well on your way. \n\n\nKeith N4ZQ\nFN33aq\n\n\n",
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