[Amps] Where post useful info?

[Benedikt Sveinsson]

http://wordpress.com has a free blog (best system imho)
Up to 3Gb of data

I would be interested to see this info! I have two yaesu rotors that have
seen some good action this winter ;)

73, Benni TF3CY




On 02/04/14 07:31, "Roger (K8RI)" <k8ri at rogerhalstead.com> wrote:

>On 4/2/2014 2:57 AM, Charles Harpole wrote:
>> W9JCC and I are developing a long instruction on how to open, service,
>>and close up a Yaesu 2800 model rotor.  I would like to post this info
>>where it can be found by such rotor users, but do not know where?
>>
>> Where on Internet should I offer this advice?
>
>
>E-mail me  @  k8ri at rogerhalstead.com and I'll try to give a plain
>language explanation before running on too long here.
>
>Create a page, get a URL, Post a bit of information.  Tower Talk would
>be a good place for a non commercial posting and rotators.  I think my
>URL costs around $5 or $10 per year.  It's minimal and I'd have to dig
>out the checkbook
>
>Creating an HTML page(s) is fairly simple.  Don't use it to show how
>great your programmer is. Keep it simple and easy to navigate.  I don't
>like the Yahoo and other site configuration programs. For those keeping
>sites and mailing lists, ask what they think of these various sites.
>
>Look at my page(s). Do a "show source" on each page.  You should quickly
>see how to put up text, photos, size the photos.
>It's a dot com, but it was all that was available back then.
>
>www.rogerhalstead.com
>
>73
>
>Roger (K8RI)
>
>>
>> Yes, I know a rotor is not an amp.  73
>>
>> Charles Harpole
>>
>> k4vud at hotmail.com
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