Extensive flooding in and around Bangkok, Thailand appears to have delayed, and
in some cases, caused the return-to-sender of all categories of mail addressed
to this whole area. If anyone received a piece of mail marked Return To Sender
from HS or E2 hams, sending again appears the good
Hola Teo
The Brits seem to have a different attitude !
Quote from G3SXW on some oprs : they just do not understand how to manage
their DXpedition within affordable limits.
Felice Navidad
73 rag la5he
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Fra: EA6BH Palma ea6b...@gmail.com
From another reflector :
Meldingstekst
Yesterday, having got E51MAN LOTW confirmations, I submitted a LOTW-only
DXCC update, the first since Oct 2010.
This morning my LOTW totals have been updated.
Fantastic, well done to NC1L team.
--
73
Alan 5B4AHJ-5B50J-P3J
N7OU is to be commended for
On 12/21/2011 5:56 PM, Ron Notarius W3WN wrote:
Oh yes Rag, you've made more than a few points. But let's stick to
the important one...
I am positive that the ST0R logs will be on Logbook of the World at
some point. I'm not going to spend time combing their web site to
find out when
Mike,
Some people want LoTW confirmations immediately after DXpedition is over
without any contribution. I guess their next move should be requesting free
LoTW confirmations at ARRL.
73's Boris E73Y
-Original Message-
From: kf...@njdxa.org on behalf of Mike(W5UC)
Sent: čet
One could argue that LotW is the electronic equivalent of a bureau card
but it does not require printing, handling, or shipping. Since LotW
requires no processing ... LotW should reasonably be available within
six weeks or so after the end of the DXpedition to allow the team to
return home and
I think a few general comments on use of Logbook of the World are in order.Of course, first and foremost, this is my opinion only, YMMV.And by no means is this a criticism of LotW. I am very much in favor of the entire concept. If I have any gripe at all, it would be more of a lament that more
However, at $2.00 per card there is not a lot of
net profit in direct cards after printing and postage. An SASE
to/from an in country manager is a net loss to the DXpedition.
73,
... Joe, W4TV
What you say makes perfect sense-.Add the cost for the deserving
and it becomes obvious that
Oh, heck Rag, that's easy.
Some people don't have computers in their shack. or even their home. May be
hard to believe, but it's true (I know quite a few right here in my town).
So Logbook of the World is not an option for them at all.
Some people are old fashioned. They just plain like
I have to comment on a couple of these:
On 12/22/11, Ron Notarius W3WN wn3...@verizon.net wrote:
Oh, heck Rag, that's easy.
Some people don't have computers in their shack. or even their home. May be
hard to believe, but it's true (I know quite a few right here in my town).
So Logbook
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