Hello to all
My wife and I will travel to the Eastern of Cuba for our Honeymoon. We will
travel thorough FL01, FL02, FL10, FL11 and we will spend two days very close
to FL12. We plan to go to FL12 for a few passes on Saturday and will try to
reach the FL00/FL10 boundary on Sunday. I will try
Oh Oh, Hector is getting married. We won't see him on the birds much anymore.
You know the dreaded 'Honey Do' list. I will be at my shore home on Saturday
where my sat station is located, and will try and work you. That is if I'm good
and my Wife let's me :-)
Seriously Hector, congratulations
Can someone recommend a repair service that has experience with the
unique needs of VHF/UHF weak signal operation? My IC-910H is ailing
and I don't want to be without it for long.
I noticed that signals on 2M satellites sounded a bit weaker than
normal, but I attributed that to random
Hi Les
I had same problem with my IC-910, the culprit was a pin diode, namely D710
1SV625, usually cause damage by static problems.
It's not too difficult to change.
If you dominate some Spanish, you can see the evolution of my rig in this
thread:
http://www.ure.es/foro/5-vhf-uhf/86547-icom
Les - two recommendations:
Icom Service Center Michigan (www.sarts1.com) - had my 910H repaired there
recently and Matt did a great job.
or a tried and true long time Icom fixer at MTS
(http://mts-icom.wix.com/hamradiorepair) - been a long time since I had my
IC-211 repaired there but have
Guys,
Thanks very much for the THIRTY SEVEN congratulations messages in just 4 hours.
Thanks very much for the good wishes. I really appreciate it!
I am so grateful I found a woman who accepts amateur radio and satellite
addiction. We almost spent six years of courtship; she already well
hm i think hector has dyslexia... thirty seven replies is really 73 the
magic ham number. lolbr/br/73...brucebr/br/Sent from my iPhone
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Hector
Congratulations you are a lucky guy!
Rich
W4BUE
- Original Message -
From: Hector, CO6CBF co6...@frcuba.co.cu
To: k...@comcast.net
Cc: amsat-bb@amsat.org
Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2014 2:46 PM
Subject: Re: [amsat-bb] Honeymoon trip and tentative grid operation
Guys,
Congratulations you are a lucky guy!
There is the age old question ... Are you happy? Or, are you married?
Congratulations to Hector and bride for being happily married!
--
73 de JoAnne K9JKM
k9...@amsat.org
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Just remember these 4 words Hector:
Happy Wife, Happy Life!
Congratulation and may you have a long and happy life together.
Rick Tejera
Saguaro Astronomy Club
www.saguaroastro.org
Thunderbird Amateur radio Club (K7TEJ)
www.w7tbc.org
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El 14/08/14 19:30, Rick Tejera escribió:
Just remember these 4 words Hector:
Happy Wife, Happy Life!
I second that affirmation...
That's the secret of my happy 4 years marriage with wife radio...
Hector, take notes...
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Snohomish County HAMS Club and the Cascade Radio Club of Everett will be
activating the Mukilteo Washington Lighthouse for the International Lighthouse
Lightship Weekend on Saturday, August 16th. The special event call sign will
be W7M. I will be putting W7M out on FO-29, AO-7 and
SO-50 in
and by all means DON'T do Ham Radio on your honey moon! This is a time
for you and your wife, not for playing with radios and antennas. Be
abstinent for that time and it will pay of fort the rest of your married
life!
Stefan
On Thu, Aug 14, 2014 at 7:48 PM, Pavel Milanes Costa
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