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Every one I've sent like that has been delivered and I've gotten return
cards. Who stamped insufficient address, incidentally? If the USPS,
someone needs to give their heads a shake. If Royal Mail, I'd be
somewhat surprised.
Cheers,
Peter,
W2IRT
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At 02:00 AM 05/18/2006, Charles Harpole wrote:
User report on two possible DXpedition radios
My two cents worth -- this year I went down to C6A with a new Icom
IC-7000 and boy, what a fully-featured rig that is. Blows the 706
Mark2 G away hands down. Not the most selective receiver in the
Good thing you weren't trying to mail to Malyj Vysotskij or Myanmar.
(Tell 'em Myanmar is where Burma Shave came from). :-)
73, Zack W9SZ
On Thu, 18 May 2006, Tom Johnson wrote:
> A friend of mine from Zimbabwe visited a while back and we went to the USPS
> to mail a package home. The idio
A friend of mine from Zimbabwe visited a while back
and we went to the USPS to mail a package home. The idiot at the counter was
adamant that there was no such place as Zimbabwe and we nearly had to get a
supervisor before the package was accepted. That was a topic of conservation for
the re
Royal Mail (for all their other faults) are usually pretty good at this kind of thing. Since St Helena is so small, I'd have thought that if it got to the post office there, then it would have been delivered. Hell, I've received cards via Royal Mail addressed to "Amateur Radio G0OIL, Sheffield, E
