TS-940S problem

[JimP911 at aol.com]

Did you try re-initializing the Microprocessor?  You press the A=B switch
while turning on the power.  

73 -- Jim KC1SJ


>From ke6ber at tiac.net (Alfred J. Frugoli, KE6BER/1)  Tue May 28 01:46:08 1996
From: ke6ber at tiac.net (Alfred J. Frugoli, KE6BER/1) (Alfred J. Frugoli, KE6BER/1)
Date: Mon, 27 May 1996 20:46:08 -0400
Subject: Beverages on a hill?
Message-ID: <v01540b00adcfc2d82f7b@[206.119.237.53]>

I have done some research on Beverage antennas in both ON4UN's book and on
the net.  I have noted that beverages should be kept horizontal over dips,
but I have not see anything on having the entire Beverage slope downward,
such as when erecting a beverage on a hill.  Any comments?  Anybody done
any modeling?  PLEASE reply directly and I will summarize for the refector.
Thanks

Al, KE6BER/1, ke6ber at tiac.net  http://www.tiac.net/users/ke6ber



>From becker at shell.portal.com (Tony and Celia Becker)  Tue May 28 01:58:01 1996
From: becker at shell.portal.com (Tony and Celia Becker) (Tony and Celia Becker)
Date: Mon, 27 May 1996 18:58:01 -0600
Subject: What country is 1E6???
Message-ID: <2.2.16.19960528005801.3457aad6 at portal.com>

At 12:18 AM 5/28/96 +0300, Harry OH6YF, wrote:
>I worked 1E6-station in the CQ WPX Contest, but what is his DXCC country?
          ^^^

Too bad you worked this one.  He is worth 1 Million QSO points, but since he
is not anywhere, carries a QSO multiplier of zero.

:)

AE0M, Tony Becker - becker at shell.portal.com - Silicon Valley, U.S.A.


>From becker at shell.portal.com (Tony and Celia Becker)  Tue May 28 01:57:56 1996
From: becker at shell.portal.com (Tony and Celia Becker) (Tony and Celia Becker)
Date: Mon, 27 May 1996 18:57:56 -0600
Subject: Contesting is dieing
Message-ID: <2.2.16.19960528005756.345740fa at portal.com>

At 08:36 AM 5/24/96 PDT, Tom Frenaye, K1KI, wrote:
>When I got my license as a kid (14) I was an odd-ball (many would say I 
>haven't changed much).  There was no social status to being a ham, it was 
>just the opposite - but it was a way for a geek to talk to people as a peer. 
>Good stuff for a shy kid.  I suspect not much has really changed.

At 07:00 AM 5/24/96 -0700, Trey, WN4KKN/6 responded:

>CW was a great way to converse with grown-ups without being spoken to
>like a child -- much better than "real life"...

I too, had a similar experience.  

Today, however, the trend is for this sort of personal interest to develop
on the Internet, (interactive games) or with text in chat rooms or news
groups.  If we believe Larry Ellison, this will soon include the cable TV
network.  These are the places to look for new blood.  

A new trend is developing for single purpose wireless devices which link
into the others.  

Can we make use of the new media to get young people into ham radio and
contesting?  

How about a user friendly game, distributed on the 'net, with hyperlinks to
followup materials like ham radio web pages, etc.?

AE0M, Tony Becker - becker at shell.portal.com - Silicon Valley, U.S.A.