Good Day Folks:
I just wanted to let everyone know that there would be a Wy. station on
the air this weekend for the SS. I am sorry I was out of town for the CW
weekend but that happens. I look forward to putting in a full 24 hours so I
hope to work as many sections as I can. Best of luck to everyone and I hope
you all have a blast.
73's
Warren (Rev) Morton WS7W
>From tomf@neca.com (Tom Francis) Fri Nov 15 03:11:10 1996
From: tomf@neca.com (Tom Francis) (Tom Francis)
Subject: Vanity my last thoughts
Message-ID: <199611150311.WAA16134@orion.neca.com>
At 07:20 PM 11/14/96 -0700, w0mu@sprynet.com (Mike Fatchett) wrote:
>For those tired of this thread QUIT READING THEM!!!!!!
>Hit the delete key when you see Vanity in the subject.
I AM!! It's like Athletes Foot - it keeps coming back!!
73
Tom, NM1Q (tomf@neca.com)
>From k1vr@juno.com (Fred Hopengarten) Fri Nov 15 02:21:56 1996
From: k1vr@juno.com (Fred Hopengarten) (Fred Hopengarten)
Subject: SS ck, club call??
References: <00007C5F.3115@sbbs.net>
Message-ID: <19961115.010646.5503.3.k1vr@juno.com>
From:
Fred Hopengarten, K1VR
Six Willarch Road * Lincoln, MA 01773-5105 * 617/259-0088
e-mail: k1vr@juno.com
Big antennas, high in the sky, are better than small ones, low.
On Thu, 14 Nov 1996 11:53:56 -0600 PGENTRY@sbbs.net (PGENTRY) writes:
> And doesn't W1AF always sign their club's check, something in the
> early 1910's?
>
> Paul K9PG ex WX9E
W1AF is America's Oldest Amateur Radio Club, founded in 1909.
It was operated in CW SS by KO1O, Ph.D., a former Harvard Physics
professor who now works for Polaroid (because you can't always eat
prestige, among other reasons), and an undergraduate (a 5!). I think it
was KC5DJM.
The station was reinvigorated, as far as contesting goes, by K3UOC
(7Z5OO) in the '80's. I first met K1EA because I was the operator at
W1AF in CW SS 1973 (CK 09) and K1EA was living one block off Harvard
Square in a group house. As he was running 500 watts and was a six
minute walk away, he was rather loud. As I was running the club's
NCL-200, I was louder (at least at his place). That was just about the
last time I was ever louder than Ken.
Fred K1VR (MBA '72)
P.S. Facts you never knew: W0ZV (now W4ZV) was also MBA '72. Rusty
Epps W6OAT was MBA '70 (I think). CW men of Harvard.
[Now watch -- I'll get flamed (most discreetly, I'm sure) by K2WR and
N6BV --
>From mihry@mail.topher.net (michael d. ihry) Fri Nov 15 03:16:57 1996
From: mihry@mail.topher.net (michael d. ihry) (michael d. ihry)
Subject: AC5CT IN SS
Message-ID: <199611150316.VAA13758@mail.topher.net>
Hello to all
AC5CT will be on this weekend for sweepstakes.
looking forward to working you all.
73..AC5CT...mike in TX
>From sm3ojr@pobox.com (Jonathan Silvergran, SM3OJR) Fri Nov 15 04:18:35 1996
From: sm3ojr@pobox.com (Jonathan Silvergran, SM3OJR) (Jonathan Silvergran,
SM3OJR)
Subject: Multi - Single Op / Single Band ?? - Summary
Message-ID: <1.5.4.16.19961115051944.3ee7994a@www.pocab.se>
Hi Folks,
The replies I got out of the reflector crew in this matter was
not that positive... Most replyers said "No, you can't do it!",
and some even told me that the contest organizers said no.
However, in the middle of everything else, I received this note
from Bob/K3EST:
>Hi Jon,
>Sorry to take a while to respond to your note.
>
>Yes, it is OK to use the same call sign for several single band
>entries. Of course as you mentioned NO help should happen between
>bands unless you are MS or MM.
-snip-
>73
>Bob, K3EST
So, I guess Bos represents "the law" here... hi
73 to y'all, and CU from SL3ZV on 20, 40, 80 and 160 !!
Jon, sm3ojr
E-mail: sm3ojr@pobox.com
URL: http://www.itz.se/jonit
Packet: sm3ojr@sk3jr.osd.z.swe.eu
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