Thing is, I think most people in the US think "Nascar" type - one class is run at a time. Most folks have nave looked at Road Racing, where 5-6 classes of car will run on the course at one time Which
<snip> Rick, First - thank you for the nice gesture! Second - I can remember watching a baggage handler pushing a large (as in just fit through the baggage door of the plane) cardboard box, on a pall
Tom, VERY true. I used to work in environmental test - Shock, vibration, temp, humidity etc - including transport shock. The foam in the average pelican case is just TOO soft - might be good for a li
And I'll add one thing - Don't like the article? GREAT! Write an article about how it's really done, and submit it to QST. If they are like MOST magazines I've worked with (and I've authored articles
Hey - I have an idea instead of all this had wringing - why doesn't some call the DXCC desk at the ARRL and - gasp - ask them -- 73 de KG2V For the Children - RKBA! "...to disarm the people (is) the
Actually, in almost every "racing" sport there are open classes, and even in the lower classes - if you can figure out how to "bend" the rules, you do so, so they are constantly changing the rules. I
Except the TdF does adapt - when was the last time you saw anyone there use a 5 speed, tension shift rear? It's all 7s and 8s and click shift I don't know if Skimmer should be allowed - heck, I don'
Depends on the class of racing - Some forms 4wd is common, and traction control was allowed for a short period of time in F-1 -- 73 de KG2V For the Children - RKBA! "The number of the beast - vi vi v
<snip> Although I didn't know Stu, I have to say Amen This last year, I lost my Mom - Dad has lost his brain (dementia sucks) and often does not know who I am, and I've become handicapped - I'm luck
I wasn't at Dayton, but I'll tell you, since I got this Chronic leg wound last year, there are many times I wish I had one of those things I'm the steriotypical Fat Ham - in fact I'm a VERY fat ham (
...snip...it seems to The only problem with that is there is no computer in the "reading room" -- 73 de KG2V For the Children - RKBA! Ox2B | ~0x2B _______________________________________________ CQ-C
...snip... Mike, not that I've been on the air much lately, but in the short time I've been contesting, someone said "either follow up, or work at least 10 stations" -- 73 de KG2V For the Children -
...snip... I knew someone in the business, and he said you'd be surprised, it's usually MORE expensive to print on uncoated paper -- 73 de KG2V For the Children - RKBA! I am logged in, therefore I am
...snip... ...snip... I'm going to tell you another secret of the Magazine Business - they print what they get! I know we've seen a whole bunch of articles on Microwave contesting/building microwave
...snip... With no row to hoe in this (I didn't enter a single contest in 2008) here's my answer Why would I _LIKE_ to see other peoples logs? Just interest in how people operated, not necessarily th
<snip> Sounds like someone needs to make rigs/amps/computers to Mil-std-810 (can't remember the part - but "Salt spray and corrosion"). It can be done, and I'm sure if you dig up the right "green col
Hi Gang, I don't know the RIGHT list to ask this, so I'll ask folks to email me OFF LIST - I have an idea for CW key mods (basically putting miniplugs on things like the bencher - and I have some que
They gave me a Deluxe Aeron size C at work - I hated it - traded it for a much cheaper chair - the Aeron just doesn't fit my oversized, oddly shaped body -- 73 de KG2V For the Children - RKBA! "...to
1)It's NOT twice the bloat - particularly for Win7 2)More modern UI 3)That dreaded UAC does a lot to prevent trojans - it's the equivalent of the Unix SU - and they made it a better in Win7 4)The dri
...snip... ...snip.. Mike, The problem is 99.9% of the stations ARE clean, but you know, and I know, and I think everyone here knows that there are some stations out there that aren't (people have al