OA4/XQ3SA worked on SO-50 Jul 12, 2017. Hope he can confirm the QSO some day. 73, Ed PY2RNGG66LW

From: Norm n3ykf [email protected] To: "&lt,[email protected]&gt," [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, September 5, 2017 11:33 PM Subject: [amsat-bb] This may take a while.

Last operating trip to OA land, I had the pleasure of assisting the Radio Club Peruano in rehabbing their satellite station.

The only bittersweet pill taking these strange trips is that the chances of working someone there, myself, from home, is almost nil. Leaving a working station was my way of hoping someone would use it.

OA4/XQ3SA has been active from the club station in FH17. It still works, four years after rehab.

Under rehab: https://www.flickr.com/photos/n3ykf/8251934224/in/photostream/

Blasting off on the next trip with some new (well tested) gear in a few days:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/n3ykf/37028859145/in/dateposted/

World class snorkeling and ham radio. What a vacation. Cheaper than disney by half. Certainly less dangerous.

Time to introduce the little monsters to Nemo.

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