Gerry at base I agree with you, I think carry on should be a purse
sized thing and that is all.
BUT, my experience with checked luggage is the reverse of yours I had a
laptop and camera and other valuables stolen in Delhi airport and Delta
refused to honor my request for reimburseme
A magazine named UNPLUGGED is aptly named. Here is what I wrote to the
editor:
Hey man, did u get it wrong! Too bad you write without knowing what u are
writing about. Try not to embarrass yourself so easily.
You miss the main points of ham radio. Ham radio is:
1. a function that allow
Why would anyone need any more info than callsign, band, & mode in an online
log to tell if you made the contact? Maybe to try & get credit for one they
really didn't work? If you made the contact, then the date & time is in
your log.
I sure don't see anything wrong with trying to make it hard
Pete, you are speaking in terms of a true democracy. That may be practical
for small organizations, but as in the case of the US Government that is
impractical. That's why we have a Republic(a representative form of
government) rather than a true democracy. The League is structured
similarly.
Exactly.. so if everyone would not make a DXCC submission for 1 year and
also not renew their membership for 1 year they would maybe finally realize
that the membership is the ARRL and they need the MEMBERSHIP for them to
function as a whole. ALL the members should have say in a vote to make rules
The the moment, I'm giving the editor the benefit of the doubt and will wait to
see how he treats my article, presuming it gets published. I lean toward this
attitude since, as I mentioned in my incomplete run-on sentence in my last post
that he is active in Boy Scouting as am I, and also an Eag
I think a couple key words below are "may be considered".
I think they could have said "will be sufficient" ! Looks like wiggle room to
me.
73,
Carl K8AV
To complete the contest of the DXCC rule: and may be considered sufficient
reason to deny ARRL award credit for contacts with any statio
- Original Message -
From: "Urb LeJeune" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
"If the League is going to administer DXCC, or any other awards, let them
deal with the cheaters, and not censor information used by the rule
keepers."
***
Urb, the premise of your statement is false. You may post anything
you wish. However, you must remember that it's THEIR program(DXCC).
Mike, with all respect, I think your premise is wrong. The
program belongs to the
members not to the ARRL as such.
I also may be overlookin
To complete the contest of the DXCC rule: and may be considered sufficient
reason to deny ARRL award credit for contacts with any station for which
such presentations have been made.
One can publish whatever one chooses on one's WEB site but one will have to
live with the consequence of one's ac
This is DX related as it goes to my antennas!
I am looking for 500 foot rolls of RG8X and RG-213. The RG8X will end up on
Cocos-Keeling, VK9CGG. Anyone have any of this stuff? I realize shipping
will be expensive but still looking around before going full bore!
73,
Charlie, W0YG..>>
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Urb LeJeune wrote:
Am I the only one who is concerned that the ARRL is determining
what others may put up on their website? I understand their position but
don't we all have the right to post legal information on our websites
without censure or repercussions by a third party?
Urb, W2DEC
If th
At 05:30 PM 8/14/2006, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
I don't know that ARRL is determining what you may or may not post on
your web site.
I think they are. The language is pretty specific:
"Presentation of such information in any public forum by the station
operator, operators or associated parti
Urb, the premise of your statement is false. You may post anything you
wish. However, you must remember that it's THEIR program(DXCC). If you
choose to post information that, in the eyes of those managing the program,
negates the efforts of those who organized and carried out a DX-Pedition you
Organizations can establish rules governing the behavior of their members so
long as those rules are not discriminatory. Its not illegal to put a decimal
point between the 1 and the 8 of an 18 mHz QSL either, but submit that card
to the DXCC desk for credit and you'll also lose your membership.
Is there still a market for the Otrona portable computers? I have used one for
computer CW and it seems to work fine. Has anyone else tried it?
Thanks,
Jim, K8OZ
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Urb writes,
> Am I the only one who is concerned that the ARRL is determining
> what others may put up on their website? I understand their position
> but don't we all have the right to post legal information on our
> websites without censure or repercussions by a third party?
I don't k
Am I the only one who is concerned that the ARRL is determining
what others may put up on their website? I understand their position but
don't we all have the right to post legal information on our websites
without censure or repercussions by a third party?
Urb, W2DEC
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Well, it is early in the day yet.
I plan on writing something to the editor; I just don't want to do it right now
while my dander is up. Can't very well expect the editor/author to stick to
"fair and balanced" reporting unless I try to do it myself...
What's really sad is the implication, on f
I really was hoping for some opinions, not sarcasm.
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The "Follow The Money" section incensed me and was the basic inspiration for my
long email to the Editor. His innuendoes and insinuations were way out of line,
so I answered them point by point and took him to task for making such
accusations which border on libel.
As it turns out, the Editor r
I'm getting my cards ready to send out for Swain's and Montenegro.
I have about 4 or 5 Q's for each.
In the old days a buck or two was fine. What's the going rate now,
especially since Swains was probably a much more difficult and
expensive trip?
5 for Swains? 3 for Mentenegro? More? Less?
N1GNV has an eBay store with replacement power cords & connectors for most
any make or model rig.
http://stores.ebay.com/Quicksilver-Radio-Products
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Tom, KE1JF
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Hello,
Kindly suggest me any site for power cord used in ICOM IC 725 6 pin male
connector.
Anil VU2TRI
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I no longer have any doubt that the editor of this publication is biased.
The following paragraph was on the page right after the comment box ""...
willing to look at, and print, both sides. Fair reporting at its best.""
And I quote [see "Why are we giving BPL all this coverage" from
http://w
Fred,
I got errors on the complete link you showed, but once I went to the "home"
page itself [http://www.computingunplugged.com/], I could see all the articles,
including the one you cited.
Interesting. Nice op-ed piece from N3OH explaining the "other" side of things,
too.
Of course, in the
I think any ham who is concerned about the future of our hobby should
read this article in Computing Unplugged Magazine on Broadband Over
Powerline (BPL).
http://www.computingunplugged.com/issues/issue200608/1818001.html .
Be sure to click onto "home" http://www.computingunplugged.com/ to
EU-091. Operators Giovanni/IW7DOL, Marco/IZ7DOK, Luigi/IW8EQS,
Oreste/IZ8EDJ, Salvatore/IZ8GGF and other friends will be active as
homeCall/p from some of Lecce Islands (several IIA references). QSL via
their home callsigns. See photos and info on:
http://www.strangeradioteam.com
Greetings
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