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Subject: Voice Card Time....Help?
From: KB5YVT@aol.com (KB5YVT@aol.com)
Date: Mon Oct 21 14:54:22 1996
Ready to upgrade my 486 with a voice card.  As usual, I need you experts to
send me in the right direction.  Like to have one that handles voice and cw.
Keep hearing about W9XT card??

Thanks in advance, and as always please reply direct.

Mike KB5YVT aka. W5NN Soon to be K5NZ (maybe)

kb5yvt@aol.com

>From wb2raj@juno.com (DICK "KASH" KASHDIN)  Tue Oct 22 02:26:57 1996
From: wb2raj@juno.com (DICK "KASH" KASHDIN) (DICK "KASH" KASHDIN)
Subject: contest qsl manager
Message-ID: <19961021.172659.18654.0.WB2RAJ@juno.com>

If you are looking forward to the contest season but not necessarily to
the QSL chores it brings, maybe I can be of service.

I will be willing to be QSL Manager for any "ACTIVE" DX station who can
provide me logs.  To be "ACTIVE"  is to be at least in the area of 2000
contacts or more during the Contest Season.  This is more than easily
accomplished if you participate in both the CQ and ARRL contests.  The
logs can be via E-mail, packet, on disk, or even paper logs.  Any
interested parties can contact my via E-mail   wb2raj@juno.com    I am
sure we can work out any details.

Good luck in the contest.
Kash - WB2RAJ

QSL Manager for EM3W, FK5DX, FK8GM, J39BW, LZ2TU, ST2/G4OJW, ST2AA, ST0K
and UZ3AYR.

>From ken.silverman@CCMAIL.AirTouch.COM (Ken Silverman)  Mon Oct 21 20:38:32 
>1996
From: ken.silverman@CCMAIL.AirTouch.COM (Ken Silverman) (Ken Silverman)
Subject: 4M5X M/S in WW SSB
Message-ID: <9609218459.AA845923372@CCMAIL.AIRTOUCH.COM>

     
     4M5X will be the callsign used (not YV10M from La Orchila Island as 
     previously posted) for a M/S from YV5JDP's QTH in Caracas, Venezuela.  
     Ops are:  WM2C, YV5JDP, YV5EED, YV5AMH, YV5LWM, YV5MHX and maybe a few 
     others.
     
     QSLs for 4M5X, as for previous 4M5X operations, go to the WS4E mail 
     drop.  WS4E is not the QSL manager, but will get your QSLs to Caracas 
     in a safe fashion.  Please include sufficient postage for return from 
     Venezuela.
     
     73, Kenny WM2C


>From Fatchett.Mike@tci.com (Fatchett, Mike)  Mon Oct 21 19:43:30 1996
From: Fatchett.Mike@tci.com (Fatchett, Mike) (Fatchett, Mike)
Subject: VANITY CANCELLED CHECKS
Message-ID: 
<03E5A326BC45209D*/c=us/admd=attmail/prmd=tci/o=mailhub/ou=msmaildos/s=Fatchett/g=Mike/@MHS>

I would think that if the FCC were processing them first come first   
served people would be getting calls long before now.  These comments   
also contradict what the FCC has stated.  I guess time will only tell.

Mike

 ----------
From:  (ROBERT   REED)[SMTP:HWDX09A@prodigy.com]
Sent:  Sunday, October 20, 1996 1:39 PM
To:  cq-contest@tgv.com
Subject:  VANITY CANCELLED CHECKS

I wonder if others had a red number writen in on the face of their Vanity   
Callsign Fee checks sent to the FCC ?

I assume that some form of numbering was done in the recording in order   
of placement of the checks into a bank deposit. My check had a handwriten   
large #14 on the face of the check. I don't know if it is sequential for   
maybe a 25 or 50 item deposit slip or any other reason.


With all the reports of the FCC having no RANDOM computer facilities and   
some verbal assurances that first trays would see first contact I guess   
I'm as anxious as everyone else to second guess what's about to happen.

____

 73,   Bob Reed, WB2DIN        1991 Route 37 West - Lot 109
       Toms River, New Jersey  08757

       Internet : hwdx09a@prodigy.com

       Pager  :  (908) 288 - 6552


>From Fatchett.Mike@tci.com (Fatchett, Mike)  Mon Oct 21 19:43:55 1996
From: Fatchett.Mike@tci.com (Fatchett, Mike) (Fatchett, Mike)
Subject: Vanity Stuff
Message-ID: 
<03E59326BC46B0DD*/c=us/admd=attmail/prmd=tci/o=mailhub/ou=msmaildos/s=Fatchett/g=Mike/@MHS>

I just spoke to a representative at the FCC.  I was told that the   
drawings will indeed be RANDOM.  They have the computer setup for it and   
that the last application inputted will have as good as chance as the   
first.  They are still hoping to process the first day applications by   
the end of the month.

Mike

>From AssaraR@utrc.utc.com (Assarabowski, Richard)  Mon Oct 21 20:52:00 1996
From: AssaraR@utrc.utc.com (Assarabowski, Richard) (Assarabowski, Richard)
Subject: Gin pole recommendations
Message-ID: <326BD4D1@msgate.res.utc.com>


K1TO and I purchased a Rohn gin pole about 10 years ago in a joint ownership 
agreement.  Now that he's gone off
to Florida, one of us (me!) needs to purchase a replacement gin pole.

Anyone have any experiences and recommendations for a gin pole?  Rohn gets 
big bucks for theirs,
can anyone recommend some of the others on the market?  How do they compare 
with Rohn as far as
price and quality is concerned?  Rugged enough for Rohn 45/55?  Any great 
deals on a Rohn gin pole?

                    ------------------------------
                    -- Rich K1CC
                    -- assarar@utrc.utc.com
                    ------------------------------

>From HWDX09A@prodigy.com ( ROBERT   REED)  Mon Oct 21 21:52:15 1996
From: HWDX09A@prodigy.com ( ROBERT   REED) ( ROBERT   REED)
Subject: Vanity  - Maybe This Week
Message-ID: <199610211952.PAA14960@mime4.prodigy.com>

>The receipts of the 23rd should be run near the end
>of this week, provided we have no computer problems.


The above was received from the FCC Gettysburg today. Those with 
Internet Browser ablity should keep an eye out to the FCC daily 
listings. 


____

 73,   Bob Reed, WB2DIN 
       1991 Route 37 West - Lot 109
       Toms River, New Jersey  08757

       Internet : hwdx09a@prodigy.com

       Pager  :  (908) 288 - 6552


>From k1jks@juno.com (William G Bithell)  Mon Oct 21 21:02:58 1996
From: k1jks@juno.com (William G Bithell) (William G Bithell)
Subject: ct v9.27 Packet problem
References: <199610211019.GAA11488@top.monad.net>
Message-ID: <19961020.181102.7879.0.K1JKS@juno.com>


On Mon, 21 Oct 1996 06:19:25 -0400 (EDT) rlake@top.monad.net writes:
>Hi all....I am having problems figuring out my packet configuration...
>I am loosing some letters on the packet screen...not real fun to read!
>I am using the same comtsr2 setup as I was using in ver.8.xx and that 
>worked 
>just fine....I have a KPC-3 and am using a 25 pin cable.....
>I hv tried diff. configs but ssame thing....missing letters.
>Any help wud be appreciated
>Randy N1KWF >>
>
>I had a similar problem with CT ver9 that turned out to be a low
performance I/O port.  You can run the TNC to PC at a slower baud rate
to see if that's the problem (try 1200 baud)

GL, Bill  K1JKS

>From sma@servimail.ari.es (Sergio Manrique Almeida)  Mon Oct 21 23:20:21 1996
From: sma@servimail.ari.es (Sergio Manrique Almeida) (Sergio Manrique Almeida)
Subject: [Fwd: EA8ZS m/s in CQ WW SSB]
Message-ID: <326BF725.1DE@senda.ari.es>

> Hello there,
> 
> EA8ZS will work the contest in multi-single category.
> Operators: EA1AK, EA3DU, EA4DX, EA4KR, EA8ZS.
> QRV in all bands with monoband antennas.
> Good luck!
> 
> 73 Sergio EA3DU
> sma@senda.ari.es arriving to EA8 on Wednesday evening. Our address
> there: ea8zs@jet.es


>From marcelo@ax.ibase.org.br (Marcelo Gomes da Silva)  Mon Oct 21 23:34:11 1996
From: marcelo@ax.ibase.org.br (Marcelo Gomes da Silva) (Marcelo Gomes da Silva)
Subject: WAG Contest Score for PY1KN
Message-ID: <199610212234.UAA13797@ax.ibase.br>

  Just in case anyone is interested, here is my score for this year's edition 
of WAG contest:

80 Q's x 23 DOK's = 5520 pts.

  All in 15m CW. Would be much better if the DL's would point their beams to SA 
once in a while...

  Rig: 100W + single band yagi.
  Software: TR

   73's and CU in CQWW 

   Marcelo - PY1KN


>From km9p@contesting.com (Bill Fisher, KM9P)  Tue Oct 22 00:48:59 1996
From: km9p@contesting.com (Bill Fisher, KM9P) (Bill Fisher, KM9P)
Subject: CQWW SSB 94, 95, 96-?
Message-ID: <199610212348.TAA20346@paris.akorn.net>

        
Just pouring over some old logs and rate sheets...  Seems like in 94 we had
some kind of major storm on Saturday morning and the bands went dead.  My
logs indicate that I didn't even CQ the first morning until 1730Z on 20M.
Then Sunday 15M opened up for us rednecks and we made up some ground.

Last year we had pretty good conditions on 15M considering the sunspot
cycle.  Conditions were not disturbed and we got murdered on 15M.  

I wonder what will happen this year?  
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