This needs to be a new conversation. >From Scott Medbury:
1. Most members will not be posting to the list server because why send a message when you are looking at the people for whom the message would otherwise be intended. 2. As W5RH would say... Ham radio is a journey not a destination. 3. Be as inclusive as possible. When planning. Often the new ham or members are often eager and more than willing to participate and given the help of an Elmer like Mike, we are ALL better off for it. Those who were there will know of what I speak. 4. We are here for each other. 73 .... Scott KD5FBA >From Michael Wrenn: 1. More info needs to be put out concerning the planning effort and where we stand on equipment. We were short low band antennas. 2. The sign up was a great idea under utilized. Anyone sitting at a radio should first have their name on a sign up sheet. This way, time can be accurately measured. And we know who to kick off when new ops arrive. 3. Knives are not good tools for cutting tie wraps. 4. The vertical must be tuned correctly. It should also be marked for future setups. 5. The new AC in the RV can get cold. Bring a sweatshirt or long sleaves. Or gain 200 pounds. 6. If you think it might be useful, bring it to field day. If you think someone else is already bringing one, bring it to field day anyway. You should have seen Quack's trunk (o: 7. Allen Brier will out due previous score each year. Sort of like Moore's Law in a cw kind of way. 8. If you weren't diabetic when arriving at field day, it is possible to be diabetic when leaving field day. Seven Three, Michael - K5WRN http://www.qrz.com/db/K5WRN
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