Good Evening,
After a week of sunny days mixed with rainy ones the plants are
adding leaves like crazy. The thinned areas are greening up. That will
bring in more elk and a few deer. Once they get to a grassy area they
eat and sleep for a while. Then they eat some more. The berry
Recently I decided after almost 19 years in ham radio I would finally do
what it takes to become a CW operator. After about 10 days of re-learning
the code and also spending a fair amount of time with sending practice
using both my dad's old Radio Shack Straight Key (Ameco look alike) and my
Can we get back to Elecraft stuff?
Brian Denley
KB1VBF
Sent from my iPad
> On May 2, 2020, at 4:36 PM, John Seboldt wrote:
>
> Indeed, Windows Mail is very basic and should be avoided. Thunderbird still
> holds its own and has been my client of choice as well. Many handy features -
>
Brian Denley
KB1VBF
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> On May 2, 2020, at 4:36 PM, John Seboldt wrote:
>
> Indeed, Windows Mail is very basic and should be avoided. Thunderbird still
> holds its own and has been my client of choice as well. Many handy features -
> above all, the "Edit message as new"
I hate to be the topic cop, but should we be discussing this issue on
this email list?
Just askin???
On 5/2/2020 12:08 PM, Bert wrote:
I wouldn't touch McAfee with a ten foot pole!!!
Several years ago McAfee messed up my PC so bad, that in order to get
rid of McAfee I spent several hours
Indeed, Windows Mail is very basic and should be avoided. Thunderbird
still holds its own and has been my client of choice as well. Many handy
features - above all, the "Edit message as new" lets you start with a
received message and edit it - very handy when a message contains a nice
big list
After several decades on Windows, I feel the same about Windows 10.
On 5/2/20 12:08 PM, Bert wrote:
I wouldn't touch McAfee with a ten foot pole!!!
Several years ago McAfee messed up my PC so bad, that in order to get
rid of McAfee I spent several hours editing the registry!! Never again!!
I wouldn't touch McAfee with a ten foot pole!!!
Several years ago McAfee messed up my PC so bad, that in order to get
rid of McAfee I spent several hours editing the registry!! Never again!!
Bert VE3NR
On 5/2/2020 9:44 AM, Jim Rhodes wrote:
I, personally, get tired of having to override the
This is a test message.
Thanks Lynn!!
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luckily most folks now days can use both, but prefer one over the other.
73, and thanks,
Dave (NK7Z)
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On 5/2/20 8:55 AM, Lynn W. Taylor, WB6UUT wrote:
If you ask people on
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I manage a 2000-person groups.io group and a lot of the functionality (or
dysfunction) is how the configuration is does and what the subscribers are
used to. Different strokes and all that. But I’m perfectly happy with
either.
On Sat, May 2, 2020 at 12:27 Walter Underwood wrote:
> groups.io
groups.io is a reflector, but it also keeps an archive and does other stuff.
I’ve been managing mailing lists for decades and groups.io is very good.
But there isn’t really anything wrong with the current Elecraft mailing list,
so I wouldn’t expect any changes.
wunder
K6WRU
Walter Underwood
I’m embarrassed to say that I don’t honestly remember. I thought I bought it
when I started doing PSK in 2007 or so, and I thought I bought it from
Elecraft, but I’m not sure.
There are no marking on it. I could eMail you a photo, but that probably
wouldn’t do any good.
It’s worked fine out
If you ask people on a reflector who have been using a reflector for
years, and are accustomed to using a reflector, who know how to make
best use of a reflector, they're going to want to stick with the reflector.
73 -- Lynn
On 5/1/20 11:05 PM, Jim Rhodes wrote:
This has been discussed on
On 5/1/2020 9:46 PM, Frank Scolaro wrote:
> Is Finkleman the guy with the 'half glasses' ?? Took my test from him
> in 1966, as did my father just before WWII...
And the bow-tie - that's him.
73 de K2ASP - Phil Kane
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Careful, I bet this is a phishing email. The domain is registered in India.
I bet is does not actually belong to Mcafee and actually is owned by one of
those fake call centers that charge you to remove a virus that they
installed.
73,
Mark
W7MLG
Domain Name: MCAFEECOMACTIVATES.ORG
Registry
Hi Jack,
Thanks for the reply. My set up in a little more complicated with the K3’s RS
232 port and not a USB port like on your K3S
So I have to use the line in/line out for the audio via an outboard Focusrite
Scarlett 2i2 sound card.
73 de Eric, KG6MZS
> On May 2, 2020, at 7:57 AM, Jack
Hi Dale,
I’m using the Apple model A1632
Thanks for the response,
Eric
> On May 2, 2020, at 7:51 AM, Dale Chayes wrote:
>
> What usb c to usb 2 adapter?
>
> -Dale
> KB1ZKD
>
>
>> On May 2, 2020, at 10:22, eMacbookPro wrote:
>>
>> Greetings Wise and Powerful Reflector,
>>
>> I tried to
Yes. It works quite well.
I have several USB-C to USB 3.0 adapters, including the Apple ones that I use.
Plugged into one of these I have a real FTDI USB to Serial adapter which talks
nicely with the Mac.
For my K3S, I simply plug the USB cable into the K3S’s USB jack and get both
serial
Greetings Wise and Powerful Reflector,
I tried to get CAT control from WXJT-X via a USB C port > USB C to USB 2.0
adapter > Elecraft’s USB 2.0 to RS 232 cable > K3 with no joy.
The computer is a MacBook Pro running Catalina 10.15.4
Is anybody doing this?
TIA,
73 de Eric, KG6MZS
I, personally, get tired of having to override the installation of mcafee
software when updating other software. Offer it if you like, but don't make
the *%#*& stuff the default. Of course I almost never use the default
option anywhere.
On Sat, May 2, 2020 at 6:29 AM darnelljason12
wrote:
>
I hold all but really nasty security updates until the end of each
month. Gives M$ a chance to get it right the second or third time...
73, and thanks,
Dave (NK7Z)
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ARRL Volunteer Examiner
ARRL Technical Specialist
ARRL Asst. Director, NW Division, Technical Resources
On
Windows upgrading is one of the important items the machine needs. By
offering the latest functionality it helps our system; repair the bugs as
well as security patches. While performing the update in Windows 10,
however, the user may notice things are not working properly. Numerous
people have
Mike,
I also failed the code test for the T2 on my first go round. Can't
remember if it was the groups or plain text. At the time you had to wait
some period, 6 months?, before you could sit for the test again, unless
you were granted a waiver. I had recently received my Extra (which I had
I've enjoyed reading these.
I have a few stories, having taken the novice test in the civil defense
room at the local elementary school and the general test at the NYC FCC
office in 1966 as a 16 year old.
Dave Poppins, Mr. FCC NYC in my mind, was a legend as an omnipotent
presence in all things
This has been discussed on some of the reflectors that I subscribe to. On
all of them the move was basically voted down. So I guess user preference
is to blame.
On Fri, May 1, 2020 at 4:20 PM Neil Foster wrote:
> I still wonder why Elecraft a forward looking company uses a "reflector"
> like
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