On Fri, 07 Apr 2006 10:16:10 -0700, Fred Jensen wrote:
>The MRHS at Ron's link recently received a coastal marine license (KSM -
>first one issued in over 20 years or so), and can generally be found on
>Saturday afternoons (2000Z - 2400Z) running their wheel on 6474 Kcs.
>The also sometimes activa
There was a typo in my KSM/KPH post: My brain knew that they activate
the station on Sunday, but my fingers ran amok and typed Saturday.
Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
> Fred wrote:
> K6KPH DE QLB KSM 6474 QSA 5/KPH 426 QSA 4 K
>
> Fred, you are sounding like a Ham contester!!
I am a contester. N
Fred wrote:
K6KPH DE QLB KSM 6474 QSA 5/KPH 426 QSA 4 K
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Fred, you are sounding like a Ham contester!!
For those who don't recognize QSA and QLB, QSA is the commercial radio
operators signal report (instead of the RST Hams use). I think it's far
preferable since it assumes a decent t
I was taught to keep the cans forward while working at a coastal marine
station during my senior year in HS (age 16). I thought then it was so
the op who was assigned to train me could more easily box me on the side
of my head when I made a mistake (which would be whenever I touched the
mill o
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