where are dx-clusters??

[pp5ua at pp5ua.ampr.org]

dear friends, same times we have problems with one or other dx-cluster. because this i ask any tcp/ip number for diferents dxcl
uster. I have only ve7cc access   to ve7cqd. please help!!!
best 73.

 pedro

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>From shell at callamer.com (Bill & Chris Shell)  Fri Sep 20 02:49:43 1996
From: shell at callamer.com (Bill & Chris Shell) (Bill & Chris Shell)
Date: Thu, 19 Sep 1996 18:49:43 -0700
Subject: FW: Work me in this weekend's contest...
Message-ID: <01BBA65B.56C29C90 at tsc1-103.smnx.dialup.callamer.com>

Doug,
21.201????  Hey!!!!  That's MY running frequency.  John (AR) assigned it to me!!!!
I think yours is 21.214.
73, Bill
WA6IET
shell at callamer.com

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From: 	Doug Grant
Sent: 	Thursday, September 19, 1996 4:27 PM
To: 	cq-contest
Subject: 	Work me in this weekend's contest...

..and you lose the QSO. I hereby announce that I will not be operating in
any contest this weekend. If you find my callsign in your log, be sure to
delete the QSO - I will *not* be on.

I am providing this information to be as helpful as all the people who are 
thinking that they will announce their planned operation in every contest
this season.

Please do not clog up the reflector with this sort of thing. IF we all do it,
we could bring the entire Net to its knees.

73,

Doug  K1DG

p.s. I will also not be using my new vanity call this weekend. Nor my new
club call. Nor Fed-Xing anything to Mellon or the FCC.

p.p.s. Only 5 more weekends of preparation until a Real Contest (tm). Come on,
sunspots! 21.201 has grown cold and lonely these past few years...






>From harpole at pegasus.cc.ucf.edu (Charles H. Harpole)  Fri Sep 20 03:10:50 1996
From: harpole at pegasus.cc.ucf.edu (Charles H. Harpole) (Charles H. Harpole)
Date: Thu, 19 Sep 1996 22:10:50 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: DVP Hum
Message-ID: <Pine.SOL.3.93.960919220923.28191E-100000 at Pegasus>

The text below may explain why my shack's hum comes and goes with no
changes in the wiring.  Sometimes it goes away when I change computer
programs that are running at the time, and often it goes away when I boot
up the full bore of CT-9.  G L   73, K4VUD

On Thu, 19 Sep 1996, David L. Thompson wrote:

> One other thought on DVP hum.  I have an old Nel-Tech DVK 100 and the
> so-called hum is actually the receiver picking up the micro processor.  Gary
> at Nel-Tech spend quite a bit of time on this.   Someone borrowed my DVK
> about 8 or 9 years ago for running the SS
> from N4RJ (forget if it was Bill KM9P or Trey WN4KKN) and said they heard
> the hum on the
> Kenwood TS930 or 940.   I sent it back and Gary worked on it, but said
> except for processor hum
> he found no Rf feedback or hum.   I tried it with a TS940 and it sounded OK.
> The real key I think is making up good connector leads!
> 
> In my case the Yaesu picks up the so-called hum where my ICOM does not.  I
> have the MFJ I use with my Yaesu now and I hear no hum from it al all.
> 
> Dave K4JRB
> 
> BTW:  I have an ACER 385/20 notebook that puts processor hum on 10 and 24
> Mhz when its laying on the operating table.   Sounds just like the DVK. 
> 
>