He is probably still alive - listed active as CLOYS P. WYLIE
with the FCC.
On 3 Dec 2005 at 20:24, crawfish wrote:
> I remember Paul, WA5FHP. A friend of mine had a tape of him chewing out some
> slopbuckets. He had some big Collins AM rig. He used to be on 3950 in the
> afternoons and weekends.
I remember Paul, WA5FHP. A friend of mine had a tape of him chewing out some
slopbuckets. He had some big Collins AM rig. He used to be on 3950 in the
afternoons and weekends. Wonder when he went SK?
Joe W4AAB
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From: "Mike Duke, K5XU" <[EMAIL
Got them Patrick - thank you so much. Were you the guy who posted a
bunch of catlogs a few weeks ago? If so, what happened to them?
73,
Dave N7RK
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Mike Duke, K5XU wrote:
Does anyone in the southeast remember Paul, WA5FHP, from Dequincy, La?
That call strikes a responsive chord, for me. Don't know that I
personally have ever worked him, but I know several that did...
I'll refrain from telling this story, before I get John/WA5BXO's
p
Does anyone in the southeast remember Paul, WA5FHP, from Dequincy, La?
Excluding the "broadcasts of K1 You Know Who, Paul was "responsible" for the
two longest transmitions I have ever heard on the ham bands. Both occurred
on 75 meters.
During one of these "radio half hours," he read the transc
I use to talk with PYT on 10 AM. I remember once I had lunch and two cups
of coffee during one of his transmissions. These days I try to stay away
from long winded and/or large group QSO's. I lose patience and interest
very quickly when someone just rambles on and on and on to maybe make a
point or
I sent you the pages rom the catalog off-list, please let me know if you
got them.
Patrick
From: David Hollander <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [AMRadio] Need Transformer Info - Chicago Standard P-67
Transformer
Does anyone have the specs on a Chicago Standard P-67 Transformer?
Tnx and
On 3 Dec 2005 at 7:28, W5OMR/Geoff wrote:
> Lighten up,
That's what I was think after your first transmission, OM!
(grin!)
Brian Carling wrote:
It's the 15 minute transmission with lots of silence, sniffing and
scratching,( while the other guys in the roundtable are itching to
say something interesting) that occasionally bugs me (about ince
every two or three years - grin!)
"By the way Geoff, you are 40 over 9
On 3 Dec 2005 at 2:35, peter markavage wrote:
> Probably something between your "yeah, 10-4" and the going on 16
> minute transmission I'm listening to right now on 75. I have noticed
> that
> amateurs who use both SSB and AM frequently, generally do not make old
> old buzzard type transmissio
On 3 Dec 2005 at 0:40, W5OMR/Geoff wrote:
> Why not make a decent transmission? Would you rather hear someone say "yeah,
> 10-4 on that"
> and unkey, or "I heard that, I did" and unkey, or how about we run VOX on AM?
> Everyone has a
> shot, then...
>
> Is this what you want?
NOT AT ALL. At
peter markavage wrote:
Probably something between your "yeah, 10-4" and the going on 16
minute transmission I'm listening to right now on 75. I have noticed that
amateurs who use both SSB and AM frequently, generally do not make old
old buzzard type transmissions. In the Northeast, break in
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The only time I'll flip the mode switch to cw is for 6 or 2 meter aurora
and then it's more like contest style operating. Operators aren't there
to hear about your day-to-day ongoing activities. And even this cw is
done with a keyboard and visual monitor in place.
Pete, wa2cwa
On Fri, 2 Dec 2005
Probably something between your "yeah, 10-4" and the going on 16
minute transmission I'm listening to right now on 75. I have noticed that
amateurs who use both SSB and AM frequently, generally do not make old
old buzzard type transmissions. In the Northeast, break in operation is
very popular
Brian Carling wrote:
On 2 Dec 2005 at 13:54, peter markavage wrote:
call CQ on AM and start a QSO. Anything beyond a three
person group is too big of a group unless you just like staring at the
receiver.
Heck yeah Pete, ESPECIALLY if you get some of our LONG-
WINDED AM brethren in th
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