Be glad it´s only 56 degs, I´m at 66 degs and I´ll
tell you it´s no kids game.
However VU4 is easy from here, even so I had to spend
45 minutes calling a VU4 on 30m before I got him, go
figure why since my antenna on 30 is decent and I tried
every trick in the book.
73 Jim SM2EKM
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Hello from Andaman3 days into the event
Good news... lots of attendees from India and otherwise and gud hamfest
sessions. Vy good political connections made.
Bad news... lots lots lots of interstation QRM... the RTTY boys's xmitter
can be hrd on all bands and multiple places on all
I've made the list of VU4-2006 operations and take a look at:
http://www.page.sannet.ne.jp/ja3aaw/VU4AN-2006_Listing.txt 3KB text file.
http://www.page.sannet.ne.jp/ja3aaw/VU4AN-2006_Listing.xls 32KB excel file.
(No virus)
PSE let me know, if you have any other info, or any wrong words on
Short of someone's life or limb being in danger, there is no excuse for
transmitting on a DX station's frequency.
Its hard to look someone in the eyes and firmly say what you're doing is
wrong, and here's why. At least your friend had you to tell him; for all
too many ops, there's no one.
We
Well, your friend's only been a ham for 12-15 years, so it could still
be dumbing down. After all, he is a product of the V.E. licensing system
and never had to take a test in front of an F.C.C. examiner and could
just memorize the question pool to get his ticket. Unless, of course,
your
At 20:56 04/20/06, Dave wrote:
Short of someone's life or limb being in danger, there is no excuse for
transmitting on a DX station's frequency.
Its hard to look someone in the eyes and firmly say what you're doing is
wrong, and here's why. At least your friend had you to tell him; for all
too
Title: Message
I should have been more clear: "Short of someone's life or limb being in danger, there
is no excuse for intentionally transmitting on a DX station's
frequency."
Yes, I
have inadvertently missed the split button,despite havingbuilt
softwareto minimize that possibility.
73,
On Thu, 20 Apr 2006, WC7N wrote:
Well maybe that is the problem now, not the dumbing down of the license but
working hard to support a family, taking too much sh.. from the boss and
just no patience when you get home.
Rod WC7N
No, I think it's the way the society is going in general.
