Did you notice...
WL7E at aol.com
WL7E at aol.com
Fri Dec 20 00:54:52 EST 1996
On Tue, 17 Dec 1996 22:43:18 -0600 Dale Martin, KG5U wrote:
> How about if we simply do away with naming the states and assign a number
> to each one (maybe in the order they became a state of the union).
Then TX's state number would be 28. AK's state number would be 49. The
bigger the number the "greater" the state?:)
<Snip>
> Personally, I did not have anyone ask me for the abbreviation for Texas in
the
> contest. Mostly, what I heard was: Texas, yes! Meaining one of two things:
I
> was his umpteenth Texas QSO and he was hoping for Louisiana, or he was an >
enlightened, knowledgeable, and all around good guy and recognizes Texas for
> being the greatest state in the Union.
Hello all,
Now, now Dave. I understand they are going to "split" Alaska in two and
make Texas the THIRD largest state.:)
73,
Joe - WL7E
>From ea7kw at arrakis.es (Jose R. Hierro) Fri Dec 20 07:31:12 1996
From: ea7kw at arrakis.es (Jose R. Hierro) (Jose R. Hierro)
Date: Fri, 20 Dec 1996 08:31:12 +0100 (MET)
Subject: PacketCluster reflector ?
Message-ID: <199612200731.IAA11154 at arrakis.es>
Is there a PacketCluster reflector oriented to sysops ?
I was once subscribed to list at VE7TCP but can't see it on his WEB page.
Happy Hollidays
73 de EA7KW, Jose
Sevilla Contest Club
>From sercom at bo.nettuno.it (Andy IK4WMG) Fri Dec 20 13:38:09 1996
From: sercom at bo.nettuno.it (Andy IK4WMG) (Andy IK4WMG)
Date: Fri, 20 Dec 1996 14:38:09 +0100 (MET)
Subject: CQ Contest Awards
Message-ID: <v0213050caedc6092117a@[193.207.76.89]>
>First let me say this is not a flame or a complaint, only a question. I am
>still waiting for my piece of paper from CQ now for CQWW SSB 95 and CQ 160
>95 Contests. I know the CQWW boys are hard working on this years contest
>but I just do not want to get lost in the shuffle. Has anyone recieved
>thiers yet for either contest.
>
>If anyone knows anyone I can contact direct and save bandwidth I will be
>glad to do it. I know a piece of paper is not much but to us little pistols
>it is all we have. I feel getting these out to the contesters as soon as
>you can is very important. But again just my opinion is all.
>
>If these have been mailed out and I just did not get mine I will now say I
>am sorry for any comments I made about getting them out.
>
>73 Jim
I HAVE THE SAME PROBLEM AND THE SAME POINT OF VIEW an I am a little pistol too.
WAITING FOR : WWCW 160 '95, WPX CW '95, WW CW '95 AND PROBABLY WWCW 160
96...(OK THIS IS TOO MUCH...SRI HI HI)
IK4WMG Andy
Devoted to CW
IK4WMG - Andy
ShortWave/\LongLife
>From rrossi at btv.ibm.com (Ronald D Rossi) Fri Dec 20 14:15:23 1996
From: rrossi at btv.ibm.com (Ronald D Rossi) (Ronald D Rossi)
Date: Fri, 20 Dec 1996 09:15:23 -0500
Subject: Collins 30L-1
Message-ID: <9612201415.AA14640 at btv.ibm.com>
Just got some shoes for my Omni-D ...I acquired (long term loaner) a 30L-1 to
play around with. No mention of QSK in the manual. I figured I would give it a
try when I hooked it up over the holidays. Good idea? Bad idea?
I will have the Omni-D throttled back a bit (about 70W from 100W) and I am
concerned about Tom's, W8JIT, comments about slow ALC response of rigs in
general (contest reflector 11DEC96). The Omni-D has no ALC input. I don't
wanna be bustin' my bud's amp!
--
73 de KK1L ex N1PBT...ron (rrossi at btv.ibm.com) <><
Ron Rossi H/P SRAM Engineering -- IBM Microelectronics
>From kg5u at hal-pc.org (Dale Martin) Fri Dec 20 14:38:22 1996
From: kg5u at hal-pc.org (Dale Martin) (Dale Martin)
Date: Fri, 20 Dec 1996 08:38:22 -0600
Subject: Questions, Questions
Message-ID: <01BBEE51.2D518720 at pm9-168.hal-pc.org>
=09
There have been some really interesting questions raised on the =
reflectors, lately. That's great and that's what they are there for. I =
am learning a lot just by all the reading. This winter, I may even =
replace tower bolts, spot the rust spots with spray-on galvanize, =
retension my guys, work out with PED and NA Practice more, and generally =
learn to be a better ham.
As to some of the questions posed on the reflectors recently: Don't =
forget about the search engines on the Internet. I did some searches on =
them for some questions raised on the reflectors and came up with the =
answers in less than two minutes. =20
Just a suggestion to check the search engines first, then pose the =
question to the reflector. =20
Of course, the downside to this is (1) not finding out about that =
information; (2) not being a good guy by providing the info to the =
question poser. Oh well....
Happy Holidays!! I hope Santa brings lots of sunspots, Q's, and mults!
73=20
Dale Martin, KG5U
kg5u at hal-pc.org
http://www.hal-pc.org/~kg5u
>From floydjr at mail-hub.interpath.net (Jimmy R. Floyd) Fri Dec 20 15:05:59 1996
From: floydjr at mail-hub.interpath.net (Jimmy R. Floyd) (Jimmy R. Floyd)
Date: Fri, 20 Dec 1996 11:05:59 -0400
Subject: Second Test
Message-ID: <2.2.16.19961220150559.335f3e38 at interpath.com>
Let me try again. My mail keeps getting bounced. I am trying to send
scores.
73 Jim
>From trey at cisco.com (Trey Garlough) Fri Dec 20 15:29:00 1996
From: trey at cisco.com (Trey Garlough) (Trey Garlough)
Date: Fri, 20 Dec 96 7:29:00 PST
Subject: Questions, Questions
Message-ID: <CMM.0.90.4.851095740.trey at scv-cse-4.cisco.com>
> As to some of the questions posed on the reflectors recently: Don't
> forget about the search engines on the Internet. I did some searches
> on them for some questions raised on the reflectors and came up with
> the answers in less than two minutes.
>
> Just a suggestion to check the search engines first, then pose the
> question to the reflector.
Absolutely, and in addition to what Dale said I would like to add that
two sites immediately come to mind when I am searching for something
the web:
altavista.digital.com
and
www.yahoo.com
Joe Bob Marconi says "check it out."
--Trey, N5KO
>From scott.a.long at owenscorning.com (Long, Scott A.) Fri Dec 20 15:11:23 1996
From: scott.a.long at owenscorning.com (Long, Scott A.) (Long, Scott A.)
Date: Fri, 20 Dec 1996 10:11:23 -0500
Subject: Stew Perry rules...
Message-ID: <c=US%a=COMPUSERVE%p=OCF%l=GRVS200-961220151123Z-11258 at whqs200.owenscorning.com>
I was looking at the rules for the Stew Perry contest and saw where you
can only take ONE break, is this from when you make your first QSO to
your last?
If so, don't look for me in this one. Looks like these rules were made
for the real serious contester that can sit down to contest that has
nothing else in life to do. Maybe I'm missing the point on this, why
only ONE break?
No big deal, was just wondering.....
Scott K8SM
1. Contest period: 1500Z December 28th to 1500Z December 29th, 1996.
Operate for a maximum of 14 hours. Off time is intended to be taken
during your daylight hours. Only one break may be taken between your
first and last QSOs, and must be of at least 30 minutes.
>From floydjr at mail-hub.interpath.net (Jimmy R. Floyd) Fri Dec 20 15:22:06 1996
From: floydjr at mail-hub.interpath.net (Jimmy R. Floyd) (Jimmy R. Floyd)
Date: Fri, 20 Dec 1996 11:22:06 -0400
Subject: ARRL 160 Meter 96 Scores FINAL POSTING
Message-ID: <2.2.16.19961220152206.27afcefc at interpath.com>
ARRL 160 METER CONTEST 96
RAW SCORES
Compiled by: WA4ZXA
<floydjr at interpath.com>
Date Posted: 12/20/96
********* FINAL POSTING **********
CALL SCORE QS0'S PTS SECTS DX HRS
___________________________________________________________________
Single/OP/QRP
WK3I 84,282 637 82
N4ROA 64,436 544 59 2
KA1CZF 30,401 352 707 42 1
N9VVV 25,568 272 544 47 0 18
W6YJ 16,065 150 315 48 3
W8RU 8,640 120 240 36 0 4
Single/OP/LP
N9JF 178,110 967 1979 78 12 25
K1PX 165,324 855 1797 70 22 34
NA2N 155,469 850 1787 68 19 20
K1HTV 153,690 777 1635 74 20 23
KG4W 152,994 843 66 20 19
W0UO 138,047 721 75 16 24
N2NFG 130,978 733 70 16 23
VE3KZ 117,631 731 1489 71 8 26
WO4O 109,417 697 1421 69 8 24
N4YO 106,860 671 1370 73 5 34
KU8E 103,680 540 1152 71 19
WA0X 103,575 686 73 2 35
WA1UJU 100,464 703 1415 68 3 22
W8KTQ 93,840 687 1380 68
W9WI 91,686 612 1239 71 3
WA8YRS 83,232 606 1224 68
N9FD 78,192 528 1086 64 8 14
AA8R 76,050 468 78
KO9Y 75,750 484 64 11 7
K9WIE 73,272 510 1032 68 3 17
NM5M 66,970 443 74 8
W7ZRC 65,746 431 926 66 5 12
K8GVK 63,545 440 71 16
N9CO 60,300 393 804 71 4 6
WA2DFI 60,200 418 860 68 2 23
K1EPJ 59,466 437 57 9 12
W8EH 56,574 446 898 61 2 23
K8KFJ 54,812 371 772 62 9 14
W5OT (WA5TWL) 54,303 374 69
AB5SE 46,374 390 786 59 13
N7WA 36,540 303 630 56 2
KX9ZZ (K9PG) 35,139 330 663 52 1
W0VU 31,510 341 685 45 1 10
K3SA 30,753 300 603 50 1 5
K3CT 27,720 305 43 0 10
NW8F 26,000 247 50 2
K2JL 25,480 254 520 45 4 8
W8JJ 25,000 500 50
K4NO 25,000 212 50 5 4
KK7A 24,786 222 459 53 1 7
K6RO 24,650 242 493 49 1 12
W3CP 23,218 241 494 43 4
KN4QV 21,730 199 49 4 6
WA5JWU 21,150 210 423 49 1 8
N9CK 20,237 205 48 1 7
K0DI/6 19,176 176 49 2 18
K5WO 19,050 189 378 49 1 10
VA3ZC 17,958 219 438 41 0
WO1N 15,963 146 313 45 6 8
N1RL 14,450 211 425 33 1 9
K3TD 13,459 155 313 42 1 14
WA7BNM 10,994 115 44 2 4
N2LSK 10,994 144 288 38 7
WD4AHZ 10,206 117 243 42 6
N1IO 7,392 112 33 0
K1VUT 7,293 109 221 32 1 2
W7GNP 6,600 94 32 1
K6UM 6,179 82 167 36 1 3
K3PP 5,070 83 29 1
W4PA 3,024 63 24 0 3
K1EP 2,600 65 130 20 0 8
K1PX 855 1797 70 22 34
Single/OP/HP
OT6T (ON4UN) 75,320 538 1076 70 0 19
G0IVZ 17,808 212 424 42 0
OZ3W 12,788 139 46
N2RM (WH2Z/KE2PF) 407,337 1371 77 42
N1BB 375,360 1218 75 40 30
VE3EJ 347,436 1439 3217 77 31 26
K8CC (W8MJ) 332,970 1359 3027 78 32
W0SD (WD0T) 323,238 1514 78 24 35
W2BC (K2KIR) 306,096 1215 2733 77 35 25
AA8U 269,240 1156 2540 77 29
K4SO 262,880 1150 106
K4ZW 233,094 975 74 32 20
WE9V (@KS9K) 230,411 1033 2237 77 26 18
W7GG 225,027 1000 2273 77 22
W1SJ 224,736 1094 2341 72 24
W9LT 223,737 945 107
N7DD 212,660 1000 78 21
K3MM 207,580 862 1940 77 30 13
K2SQ 207,200 961 73 27 19
AA4NC 205,010 1031 71 24 19
K5NA 204,768 1011 2133 78 18 34
K3JT 193,127 955 1991 75 22 32
W5XX 181,487 883 1871 77 20
K0EJ 167,349 885 76 15 19
WT9Q 160,000 994 78 2 21
W4MYA 156,676 790 92
K3ZO 148,608 729 1548 77 19
VE3RM 146,874 777 1614 74 17 20
KM3T 141,064 716 1603 65 23 18
K5TT 137,772 762 75 11
K2WK 134,100 600 1341 76 24 10
W8GN 124,425 774 70 9
N7EX 115,498 595 1343 72 14 26
K4IQ 110,751 605 1273 71 16 21
W0AIH (K0TG) 104,166 628 1286 72 9 13
K7OX 103,056 633 72 4
K5OT 102,339 591 1233 74 9 13
W6AX 102,000 558 76 9
N5UL 101,924 590 1228 73 10 15
K9JF/7 100,000 538 73 14 20
N6IG 96,714 549 73 8 11
N4AF 86,184 582 1197 65 7
W5ASP 84,525 550 71 0 16
VE3PN 80,750 399 950 64 21
K0WA 78,280 509 1030 74 3 11
K5NZ 75,366 447 954 69 10 7
VE3KRR 73,852 493 998 72 2
WC4E 66,612 400 78 7
K0TQ 60,809 412 833 73 7
NS0B 54,002 400 806 66 1
NJ2L 51,480 317 56 16 4
KM0L 49,980 351 66 4
N8TR 46,182 225 537 65 21
K8SM 35,425 262 545 58 7 7
K9BG 29,380 220 452 61 4
W6EU 27,180 222 58 2 4
N5KO/6 26,196 204 444 55 4 7
K4RO 21,448 190 383 56
W8PT 21,216 218 442 46 2 8
VE6LB 15,714 141 291 54 0
Multioperator
DL1IAO 40,584 356 712 57 0
PI4COM 13,200 150 44
W3UR 450,790 1504 3695 78 44
K2WI 438,000 1372 78 46
W4WA 436,320 1563 3636 78 42
K8MK 361,046 1295 78 41
WB9Z 347,872 1409 78 34
K1TTT 337,590 1341 3069 78 32
N0NI 294,150 1325 106
K2TW 291,726 1110 78 36 24
K3WW 287,924 1112 77 36 21
W3GH 278,884 1120 2468 77 36
K3SV 277,614 1178 106
N8EA 223,048 1090 2276 77 21
KG6I 221,445 1059 2331 71 24
NA5B 205,068 1059 77 15
AA2PQ 203,750 940 74 22
KL7Y 177,888 733 75 21
WC7M 170,100 1000 84
KO7X 107,464 672 73 3
NJ8M 103,411 667 1343 77
K4LT 91,938 588 72 5 12
KB7V 74,095 482 1015 68 5
N6KI 81,225 502 73 0 23
K3KO 54,385 350 60 13
VE6JY 42,864 246 564 64 12
K2BM 12,144 126 276 36 8
Operator List for Multi-Op
Call Ops
W4WA W4WA,KB4GID,AA4GA
PI4COM PA3BBP,PA3ERC
N0NI N0NI,WO0V,W0FLS,N0AC,W0DQ
KO7X W7CT,KO7X
K2WI N2NC,N2NU,K2WI,WW2Y
W3GH W3GH,W9XR
N6KI N6KI,KM6SN,WB6NBU,N2MAU
K1TTT KB1W,WM1K,NU1P,K1TTT
K2TW K2TW,W2GD
K4LT W9VNE,K4LT
W3UR KE3Q,N3OSH,W3UR
KL7Y KL7Y,N7DF
WC7M WC7M,W7GS
K8MK K8MK,NZ4K,WB8YJF,KG8WE
AA2PQ AA2PQ,K2ZJ
N8EA N8EA,K8LX,WA8ZDT
KG6I KG6I,K1VWL,KA1CZF
NA5B W5AO,KK5I,NA5B
DL1IAO DL1IAO,DK1NO
KB7V K7SZL,KB7N,KB7V,KB7ZFO,W6MX,W7HQJ,W7QC
********************************************************************
REMEMBER NO ATTACHMENTS !!!!!!! THEY WILL NOT BE POSTED !!!!!
73 Jim
**********************************************************
* Jimmy R. Floyd (Jim) Thomasville, NC *
* *
* Amateur Call: >> WA4ZXA << *
* Packet Node: >> N4ZC << *
* Internet Address: >> floydjr at interpath.com << *
**********************************************************
>From floydjr at mail-hub.interpath.net (Jimmy R. Floyd) Fri Dec 20 15:22:09 1996
From: floydjr at mail-hub.interpath.net (Jimmy R. Floyd) (Jimmy R. Floyd)
Date: Fri, 20 Dec 1996 11:22:09 -0400
Subject: ARRL 10 Meter 96 Scores III
Message-ID: <2.2.16.19961220152209.335f5f22 at interpath.com>
ARRL 10 Meter Contest 1996
Raw Scores
Compiled by: WA4ZXA
<floydjr at interpath.com>
Date Posted: 12/20/96
CALL HRS SCORE QSO'S PTS SEC DX
_____________________________________________________________________
SOP/QRP
>SSB<
LW7EGO 3,480 60 120 19 10
>CW<
N7VY 7,300 69 292 21 4
K7MM 22 5,400 74 300 14 4
K5ED 7 5,256 73 292 16 2
W4ZW 2,200 55 220 9 1
>Mixed<
K4HQ 13 36,494 288 514 53 13
KA1CZF 5,896 85 268 21 1
SOP/HP
>SSB<
ZL1ANJ 29 109,076 737 1474 48 26
GW6J (GW0GEI) 34 10,880 170 340 0 32
GM0ECO 48 6,100 122 244 0 25
ZS9C 3 4,408 77 152 0 29
K5XI (KE5FI) 34 221,340 1302 2604 52 33
WA0ETC 78,202 641 1282 41 20
KQ4HC 75,126 659 41 16
K1AM 15 73,680 615 1228 46 14
W0SD 62,336 487 45 19
KQ4GC 10 56,700 525 1050 41 13
W8KKF 16 35,934 339 678 42 11
VE6JY 16 10,560 160 320 20 13
N9ITX/7 22 5,808 121 11 13
N5KB 3 2,040 51 102 20
>CW<
ZL1AXB 30 100,800 420 1680 41 19
7Z5OO 3,040 40 160 0 19
AA8U 21 181,884 659 52 17
N4BP 25 173,600 700 2800 54 8
K4OJ 171,288 702 61
K1VUT 29 115,140 503 2020 47 10
N1BB 18 111,492 489 45 11
W4UE 91,400 457 40 10
K5NU 14 80,784 306 1224 47 19
K9BG 44,268 868 43 8
>Mixed<
KH8/N5OLS 28 39,386 412 13 34
G0AEV 35,112 215 2 55
WC4E 25 374,880 1180 95 24
N4ZC (K4ZA) 351,534 992 89 34
NU4Y 347,700 1344 109
N6MU (@N6NB) 316,008 1070 85 30
W4MYA 19 312,720 843 94 26
N0NI 263,292 807 111
K4ZW 262,320 762 97 23
K3ZO 28 254,634 769 2294 89 22
K7UP 24 226,452 758 2004 77 36
W9XT 28 224,136 905 2264 77 22
K4AB 19 207,000 658 75 25
AA6WJ 30 130,356 588 55 16
VE3RM 20 118,180 464 1244 82 13
KC7V 10 116,088 413 1382 61 23
K5AM 104,746 545 1262 56 27
K5NZ 104,082 457 1254 63 20
N6ED 11 103,182 453 1186 65 22
N7TR 6 101,640 560 1320 59 18
K6LA 6 76,538 363 56 15
AA3JU 7 63,232 375 988 55 9
KG5U 7 34,100 192 550 62
W0ZQ 33,072 242 624 53
W8OS 4 25,704 227 504 43 8
K7BG 24,930 178 34 11
K3AR 7 24,304 222 44 5
WB0O 21,384 118 54
W8PT 15 19,872 116 368 51 3
K8SM 3 10,812 88 30 4
NZ5O 3 10,250 96 250 25 16
SOP/LP
>SSB<
K4VUD 125,880 1049 2098 48 12
N5OKR/3 24 81,180 615 1230 49 17
KC3PZ 28 65,880 549 1098 46 14
WB2BZR/T 28 56,472 543 1086 40 12
N5JHV 28 53,922 473 946 36 21
N9VVV 21 48,852 531 39 7
WA4ZXA 19 43,896 372 744 40 19
AY7D 7,770 111 222 20 15
WB4HFL 6,656 104 24 8
KS4XG 3 4,992 96 192 21 5
N9ISN 4,592 82 25 3
KF6NIN/T 12 3,468 102 204 9 8
KB4NPI/T 3,060 54 108 25 3
>CW<
ZF9EH 10 392 14 56 1 6
KN4T (N4RN) 77,724 381 1524 43 8
WD4AHZ 30 76,908 376 1508 44 7
KG4W 12 55,076 281 42 7
AE4MH 27 35,360 221 884 37 3
WA7BNM 16,368 132 28 3
K1EPJ 10,560 88 26 4
>Mixed<
4L5A 4,922 58 214 0 23
YB1AQS 9 1,260 28 0 14
W3EP 138,932 488 1478 81 13
WO4O 20 124,700 498 1450 86
WA0X 106,966 603 1354 60 19
AB5LX 20 98,912 359 62 26
WA0I 91,798 319 1162 65 14
KN4QV 9 91,776 427 55 9
W9WI 79,094 366 1114 55 16
K6RO 22 72,064 383 1126 52 12
NY3Y 50,320 311 68
WA8YRS 12 45,156 275 852 53
K9EY 42,400 358 50
K3PP 10 36,108 215 48 11
K0EJ 5 33,536 186 524 64
K1HT 5 25,200 147 450 51 5
N4DL 20,560 173 514 35 5
W3CP 7 20,480 141 34 6
N8YYS 17 11,616 99 264 42 2
K8SM 3 10,812 88 30 4
KK7A 4 4,040 60 202 14 6
K1EP 4,032 65 224 18 0
KR4YL 1,410 32 13 2
Multi/Single
LU6ETB 627,172 1199 3446 106 76
LU2DW 16 374,224 949 2462 93 59
ZL2DX 279,910 804 2434 78 37
I4YSS 46,846 285 794 1 58
PI4COM 36,300 222 0 55
K4AAA 425,048 1103 3172 134
N5JA 347,958 1134 83 34
K3WW 20 282,000 746 94 26
K8LEE 276,860 795 83 26
N1MM 17 181,824 825 1902 76 20
N6KI 20 118,342 521 1502 62 17
N0ZA 93,878 488 1286 54 19
K3VOA 22 93,600 510 1300 61 11
K9WM 89,428 394 1132 79 0
W1NVT 87,576 412 1068 82
N1AR 8 74,700 349 67 8
KG5NE 32,032 308 36 16
N9YXA 5 576 25 72 8
Multi Operator List
PI4COM PA3ERC,PA3EWP
N1AR N1AR,KM3T
N0ZA N0ZA,K0CL,K0UK
W1NVT W1SJ,KE1DO,AB1T,KA1NRR,W1CX,N1WYA,W1EAT
N5JA N5JA,KS5C,AC5FW
ZL2DX ZL2AGY,ZL2DX,ZL2BSJ
I4YSS I4YSS,I4UFH,I4JMY,IK4IEE,I2VXJ,IK2QEI,IK2SGC
LU2DW LU2BDG,LU2DW,LU2DX,LU7DW,LU9AUY
K3VOA K3IXD,KD4QVT,N3NT,WB3ECU
LU6ETB LU6BEG,LU6ETB
K4AAA N9HZQ,K0DI,KM9P
N6KI N6KI,KM6SN,KE6WEO
K8LEE K8LEE,WD8SDL,WA8JOC
***************************************************************************
REMEMBER NO ATTACHED FILES!!!!!!!!! Attach files will not be posted !!!
If I get no class you are going to be put in HP/Mixed. Make sure you put
the complete class on there.
73 Jim
**********************************************************
* Jimmy R. Floyd (Jim) Thomasville, NC *
* *
* Amateur Call: >> WA4ZXA << *
* Packet Node: >> N4ZC << *
* Internet Address: >> floydjr at interpath.com << *
**********************************************************
>From rrossi at btv.ibm.com (Ronald D Rossi) Fri Dec 20 16:25:05 1996
From: rrossi at btv.ibm.com (Ronald D Rossi) (Ronald D Rossi)
Date: Fri, 20 Dec 1996 11:25:05 -0500
Subject: 30L-1 follow-up
Message-ID: <9612201625.AA15422 at btv.ibm.com>
Many responses in a short time...THANKS to all
Summary:
* No QSK unless I specifically change things (T/R bypass/reed relay/etc).
- run semi-breakin
* Don't bother with the ALC control...let the exciter run normally.
* A real work horse...tough to kill
* 50/50 run the full 100W vs throttle back
- run the exciter linear and all should be fine
- mind the 2:1 SWR
--
73 de KK1L ex N1PBT...ron (rrossi at btv.ibm.com) <><
Ron Rossi H/P SRAM Engineering -- IBM Microelectronics
>From cookar2 at btlip16.bt.co.uk (Cook, Andy, COOKAR2) Fri Dec 20 18:08:00 1996
From: cookar2 at btlip16.bt.co.uk (Cook, Andy, COOKAR2) (Cook, Andy, COOKAR2)
Date: Fri, 20 Dec 96 18:08:00 UCT
Subject: Contact Number for ICE Needed
Message-ID: <32BAD572 at smtpgate.mavericks.bt.co.uk>
Sorry for having to post this to the reflector, but I've searched the
internet and magazines I have kicking around. Can anyone give me a contact
phone number for ICE or a UK/Europe agent. I've referenced ICE's filters
(along with Dunestar) in my contesting column for RSGB Radio Communication
next month and need to give a contact number.
Have a great Christmas and New Year,
73,
Andy Cook, G4PIQ
g4piq at blacksheep.org
>From kf3p at cais.cais.com (Tyler G Stewart ) Sat Dec 21 17:32:04 1996
From: kf3p at cais.cais.com (Tyler G Stewart ) (Tyler G Stewart )
Date: Sat, 21 Dec 1996 17:32:04 -0000
Subject: TR software - Order #?
Message-ID: <199612211731.MAA21152 at cais.cais.com>
Can someone pass me a good phone number for ordering TR?
73, Tyler K3MM
>From kf3p at cais.cais.com (Tyler G Stewart ) Sat Dec 21 17:44:32 1996
From: kf3p at cais.cais.com (Tyler G Stewart ) (Tyler G Stewart )
Date: Sat, 21 Dec 1996 17:44:32 -0000
Subject: TR - nevermind
Message-ID: <199612211743.MAA22753 at cais.cais.com>
Sorry...found the web page so disregard my previous message. 73, Tyler K3MM
>From G.Force at flashnet.it (Giorgio Fanelli) Sat Dec 21 13:27:49 1996
From: G.Force at flashnet.it (Giorgio Fanelli) (Giorgio Fanelli)
Date: Sat, 21 Dec 1996 14:27:49 +0100
Subject: Deadline
Message-ID: <199612211327.OAA01136 at star.flashnet.it>
Hi gang
I search deadline date for sending log for the CQ WW contest CW section.
Please reply direct. Thanks, regards and Merry Christmas and very Happy New
Year. George I0YQV.
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