Re: [BVARC] ARMG -- June Program -- Tomorrow night on Zoom

I have a Windows PC. Tried to load DXlab one day to see how it works. Loaded up but never ran, could not do anything. Their tech support said to reformat my hard drive, install Windows and then install their program. If their software has to run on a clean PC without anything else, that was

Re: [BVARC] ARMG -- June Program -- Tomorrow night on Zoom

Listened to the first part of this meeting which was on DX Labs. The presenter was not prepared, only knew a small part of DXLAB. Made it look a lot more complicated that it is. He had a lot of the DXkeepr module that did not work because it was not set up. IMHO, he did more harm that good.

[BVARC] Old cd recorder

I have an old 8 in one radio plus turntable plus cassette plus cd recorder. However the cd tray is not working. Does anyone know someone who could repair it? If it’s working I can copy LP and 45s to Cds. Thanks Brazos Valley Amateur Radio Club

Re: [BVARC] Update on Houston ECHO Society

That explains it. I've used both Zoom and Webex and their screen layouts look very similar. So the guy who started Zoom worked at Webex. On Mon, Jun 22, 2020, 13:53 Rick Hiller via BVARC wrote: > Hey Will, > > I think you need to do a bit more homework. Zoom is an American company >

Re: [BVARC] Zoom China question

Jimmy, Thank you. Will Gray KB7QL On Mon, Jun 22, 2020 at 1:56 PM Jimmy Vance via BVARC wrote: > > > > From Wikipedia > > *Zoom Video Communications, Inc.* (*Zoom*) is an American communications > technology company headquartered in San Jose, California >

Re: [BVARC] Update on Houston ECHO Society

Hope the earlier reply that was blank didn't make it out...stupid phone.. ECHO was started as an open autopatch repeater club for the Houston area. The original rptr was on 147.09 located off 249 west of I10 on a Bowen Smith tower at 500 ft. Eventually, the 224.26 and 147.33 sister repeaters

Re: [BVARC] Zoom China question

From Wikipedia *Zoom Video Communications, Inc.*(*Zoom*) is an American communications technology company headquartered inSan Jose, California . It providesvideotelephony andonline chat

Re: [BVARC] Update on Houston ECHO Society

Hey Will, I think you need to do a bit more homework. Zoom is an American company publically traded and listed on the Nasdaq. The big brewhaha about China Servers was true for certain users but went away a few months ago. Zoom has responded to the security issues, the Zoom bombing issues and

Re: [BVARC] Update on Houston ECHO Society

Any search of the web: Business Insider for one. Will KB7QL On Mon, Jun 22, 2020 at 11:47 AM Keith Dutson via BVARC wrote: > Please post your source for this information. Thanks. > > > > 73, Keith NM5G > > > > *From:* BVARC *On Behalf Of *Will Gray via BVARC > *Sent:* Monday, June 22, 2020

Re: [BVARC] Update on Houston ECHO Society

Note: ECHO meetings are temporarily on Zoom. July meeting to be decided but I would think one more time on zoom. Virus-free. www.avg.com

Re: [BVARC] Update on Houston ECHO Society

Prove. The owner was born in China but is a us citizen  China does not own ZOOM. Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S8+, an AT 5G Evolution capable smartphone Original message From: Will Gray via BVARC Date: 6/22/20 11:29 AM (GMT-06:00) To: BRAZOS VALLEY AMATEUR RADIO CLUB Cc:

Re: [BVARC] Update on Houston ECHO Society

Please post your source for this information. Thanks. 73, Keith NM5G From: BVARC On Behalf Of Will Gray via BVARC Sent: Monday, June 22, 2020 11:29 AM To: BRAZOS VALLEY AMATEUR RADIO CLUB Cc: Will Gray Subject: Re: [BVARC] Update on Houston ECHO Society I find it disturbing that

Re: [BVARC] Update on Houston ECHO Society

I find it disturbing that China owns/operates ZOOM with the servers in China. Will KB7QL On Mon, Jun 22, 2020 at 10:53 AM Chris Heustis via BVARC wrote: > This was a good presentation during the Zoom meeting, but there were > several questions regarding the history of the call sign system

Re: [BVARC] Update on Houston ECHO Society

This was a good presentation during the Zoom meeting, but there were several questions regarding the history of the call sign system itself. There is a QST article from '94 that does a pretty good job. https://archive.org/details/AnOverviewOfAmateurCallSignsPastAndPresent/mode/1up?q=X '73