At 08:50 PM 3/23/06, you wrote:
In the time it took to write an e-mail complaining about LoTW, you
could've renewed at least 2 or 3 of those calls. You don't have to love
computers to deal with Logbook of the World, you just have to accept that
the level of security that the ARRL desires comes
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I guess I missed the news, did 17m become a shared band with broadcast. Or
has it always been that way and I never heard it before.
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s? In
looking at W2AGN's Web site I don't see any EME or microwave equipment.
So since he doesn't participate in every possible aspect of amateur radio
does his opinion count?
The answer is yes just like not doing HF doesn't preclude you from
holding an ARRL position.
manager is not listed on either list and I would
bet he uses LOTW. According to QRZ.com Barry J. Shelley, N1VXY is a
Technician Class licensee so I would say he would probably have no reason
to use LOTW.
It can be argued that statistics don't lie, bad sources and poor
methodology certain
At 07:20 PM 6/3/05, you wrote:
Anyone have a QSL Route or complete address on this one?
73 de Al W5IZ
Per Volume 8 Number 249, dated December 31, 2004 of the Daily DX
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At 09:16 AM 3/9/05, you wrote:
Does
anyone know if the FT/X dxpo. will be active on any of the digital
modes thanks Terry N8JX
According to the Daily DX and my friend Edwin, ZS5BBO who has been
entertaining the group for the last week, they plan to be on all HF bands
on CW, SSB, and RTTY.
At 09:33 PM 11/29/04, you wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone had recent success getting a QSL card back from FY5KE? I worked
them in 3/02 and 10/04.
Thanks,
Stuart, WA2PQE
Worked them in 2000, 01, 02, 03 and got a card for all contacts. QSL'd
direct to following address. all of them only took 3-4 weeks for ro
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At 2/26/04 09:30 AM - Steve Lawrence wrote:
I posted an item for sale on the
web. One response is below. I'm certain it's a scam. Anyone have further
info?
73, Steve WB6RSE
Hi Steve,
I have just one suggestion. RUN!
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use/set-up
Firewall...
I would suggest ZoneAlarm (free download) or ZoneAlarm Pro (Paid
version)
You can get them at
http://www.zonelabs.com
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multiple 155Mb/s interfaces
which generally provides excellent connectivity and response times.
The line between the backbone router and out site is provided by Qwest,
the local telephone company in the Phoenix, Arizona area.
Thanks and 73,
The QRZ Staff
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Did I miss something or has qrz.com fallen of the face of the Internet?
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At 05:29 AM 9/24/03, you wrote:
Perhaps they're giving SWL's the opportunity to use the system? I get at
least one or two SWL cards (mostly from EU countries) in every buro batch
of cards I get these days. The SWL's use "callsigns" (identifiers) that
definitely aren't ham callsigns.
73, Zack W9SZ
group or violating a wildlife
sanctuary etc. All of which can make it that much harder for licensed
operations to get proper permissions.
Ok I feel better now, I have my flame resistant suit on and my finger
hovering over the send button.
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