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Subject:Expeditions and Japanese Sponsorship
Date: Wed, 27 Dec 2006 10:18:15 +
From: Tom Wylie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: DX-CHAT dx-chat@njdxa.org
I was just looking at the list of sponsors of the forthcoming VU7RG
expedition. I can
Am I reading the QSL info wrong? There is no mention of Buro cards and
there only appears to be 3 QSOs per card?
Kindly include a robust self addresssed envelope and enclose a MINIMUM
of 2 IRCs (NEW BLUE ONES ONLY) or 1 green stamp (U$D) per card and
help support the DXpedition. 3 QSO's can
The New York TimesMuch better of an article than I expected. Thanks for the
tip!
What I don't understand, though, is this: Why is the dropping of the code
element for testing automatically seen by so many as the imminent demise of
our use of the code? Yes, testing will no longer be required,
Best to ask Joe himself how to handle this.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf
Of Tom Wylie
Sent: Wednesday, December 27, 2006 9:17 AM
To: DX-CHAT
Subject: [DX-CHAT] VU7LD
Am I reading the QSL info wrong? There is no mention of Buro cards and
Simple... Run off you QSOs three (3) per card and put 2 IRC's OR 1 USD per
card.
Bill
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From: Ron Notarius W3WN [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Tom Wylie [EMAIL PROTECTED]; DX-CHAT dx-chat@njdxa.org
Sent: Wednesday, December 27, 2006 9:48 AM
Subject: RE: [DX-CHAT] VU7LD
CW will die a slow death, at least in the US. The no-code license is a
dead end. It will be the rare no-coder that takes the time and effort
to learn CW and stick with it long enough to become proficient for on
the air use (i.e., 25-30 WPM.) As we OFs get older and disappear,
nobody will be
Simple... Run off you QSOs three (3) per card and put 2 IRC's OR 1 USD per
card.
Bill
For those of you lucky enough to have more than ONE QSO! Such a delema!
:+)
73 de Bill
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About 10 years ago my landlord came up with a 40 foot telephone pole that
he thought would make a nice tower for me. He had it setting in his
yard and we were just about to transport it to my place and put it up as
a free-standing pole in a big hole I'd dug when someone stole it out of
his
Fairly simple reading...the VU7 card has room for 3 qso's and it will be a
donation of 1 dollar per returned 3 qso card...the card sent to Joe could
have 100 on it or 1...even just the calls , times and dates on a piece of
loose leaf would do. Seems they would like individual email addresses too
Here's the 'official' word on what happened with Roadway Express... must be
run by former FCC personnel...
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I am happy to say that the Tilt-Over Section and base plate of the tower
made it to Pittsburgh in 1 piece. However, the tower is nowhere to be
The NY Times again proved its grey lady of the newspapers distinction with
a really great article about CW and ham radio The best I have ever seen
on our beloved topic.
73
Charles Harpole, HS0ZCW
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From
Please forgive me, but I just have to send this.
I started ham radio at age thirteen, the time when young people are seeking
simultaneously two opposing goalsadult independence versus group belonging
and bonding. Ironically for a medium devoted to communication, ham radio
blends these
Please forgive me, but I just have to send this.
I started ham radio at age thirteen, the time when young people are seeking
simultaneously two opposing goalsadult independence versus group belonging
and bonding. Ironically for a medium devoted to communication, ham radio
blends these
Please forgive me, but I just have to send this.
I started ham radio at age thirteen, the time when young people are seeking
simultaneously two opposing goalsadult independence versus group belonging
and bonding. Ironically for a medium devoted to communication, ham radio
blends these
Please forgive me, but I just have to send this.
I started ham radio at age thirteen, the time when young people are seeking
simultaneously two opposing goalsadult independence versus group belonging
and bonding. Ironically for a medium devoted to communication, ham radio
blends these
Please forgive me, but I just have to send this.
I started ham radio at age thirteen, the time when young people are seeking
simultaneously two opposing goalsadult independence versus group belonging
and bonding. Ironically for a medium devoted to communication, ham radio
blends these
Please forgive me, but I just have to send this.
I started ham radio at age thirteen, the time when young people are seeking
simultaneously two opposing goalsadult independence versus group belonging
and bonding. Ironically for a medium devoted to communication, ham radio
blends these
Please forgive me, but I just have to send this.
I started ham radio at age thirteen, the time when young people are seeking
simultaneously two opposing goalsadult independence versus group belonging
and bonding. Ironically for a medium devoted to communication, ham radio
blends these
Please forgive me, but I just have to send this.
I started ham radio at age thirteen, the time when young people are seeking
simultaneously two opposing goalsadult independence versus group belonging
and bonding. Ironically for a medium devoted to communication, ham radio
blends these
Please forgive me, but I just have to send this.
I started ham radio at age thirteen, the time when young people are seeking
simultaneously two opposing goalsadult independence versus group belonging
and bonding. Ironically for a medium devoted to communication, ham radio
blends these
Please forgive me, but I just have to send this.
I started ham radio at age thirteen, the time when young people are seeking
simultaneously two opposing goalsadult independence versus group belonging
and bonding. Ironically for a medium devoted to communication, ham radio
blends these
It appears that
there is just no way to pass on to today's teenagers the wonder of radio,
There's no opportunity. I would imagine that ham radio was much
bigger in the general public conciousness in 1956.
I just stumbled upon ham radio in 1995 at 15 years old as a result of
thorough geekery
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