AVG Free anti-virus software also has a built-in spyware removal tool. I also
use the ones George captioned below - and even I get bit every once in a while
by some new bug.
It's amazing that so many people have the time on their hands to be able to
propagate all this crap...
Mark - N9WYS
I use a simple bootable usb stick with win7 and avira and a couple of other
tools on other peoples machines
I mine a drop the vitrual machine and it's clean
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
From: n9...@ameritech.net
Date: Thu, 12 Aug 2010 06:51:33 -0700
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder]
Sorry, not trying to propagate crap. I was just trying to be helpful and didn't
want him to make maters worse. Thanks for your recommendations.
--
Tim
:wq
On Aug 12, 2010, at 6:51 AM, Mark Tomany wrote:
It's amazing that so many people have the time on their hands to be able to
propagate all
George uses the same gear I swear by. Spybot SD is my top pick - along with
MalWareBytes.
Good suggestions all around. Good luck Dave!
John Hymes
La Rue Communications
10 S. Aurora Street
Stockton, CA 95202
http://tinyurl.com/2dtngmn
- Original Message -
From: Tim Sawyer
To:
RG-223 - RG-142 RG-400 Coax Talk
Sid purvis...@... wrote:
I have seen a lot of jumpers, interconning cables,
duplexer cables, etc made using RG-142 and RG-400 (the
400 is preferred). However, RG-223 is also silver,
double shielded,very flexible, and also about RG-58 size.
Any reason
At 09:20 PM 08/11/10, you wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Tim Sawyer tisaw...@gmail.com
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, August 11, 2010 10:29 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Sorry everyone
Was your machine on while you were away? If so you may have gotten a
Mike -
Fantastic suggestions! I, myself use Hijack This! and keep it in my arsenal as
well. You are very right about the drives failing with no warning, and I have
lost a few back in the day. Have not lost any flash drives over 4 Gig yet, but
my very first one 512 MB (Bought about 7 years
Filter looks like an old GE setup. If so the dummy load more than likely
is loaded with PCB and is tuned for about 70 mhz. Same would be
true for a RCA. Color of the load is what tips me off. Most of the older loads
were not wide bandwidth.
Ralph
- Original Message -
From: Bill Isom
Bill,
Looks like those cavities will bolt together end to end.
All four would make a nice single 6m cavity.
The 3 1/8 elbows look to be good quality and are always in demand for high
power FM radio work. Keep these and their inner bullets.
The 3dB couplers look to be machined from a single
Bill,
Surplus Sales has an adapter at
http://www.surplussales.com/Connectors/EIA-5.html, stock number (CRF)
4240-194.Add the appropriate QC to N or QC to UHF section. Way
cheaper then buying a commercial adapter.3 1/8 EIA to N section.
73 Martin
Bill Isom wrote:
Any ideas about
bil.isom bil.i...@... wrote:
I have just been told I am about to receive a dielectric
brand diplexer rated at 25000 watts on 191 Mhz from a
analog TV station. I feel a little bit like the dog that
catches the car he is chasing. Now that I have it, what
can I do with it? Any ideas?
I also use Hijack This! and Startup Control Panel... both excellent tools,
but many less-experienced computer users won't know what to do with the scan
info from HjT, nor which startup entries can safely be turned off. I
therefore only recommend them to those who know what they are doing
I would be grateful for any info' about a Tait T296/01 PSU.
It is in a rack of Tait repeater gear that I am re-conditioning
for a local SAR group. I am guessing at 13.8V 10A in terms
of the transmitter's power needs, but the regulator looks to
be a bit light for 10 Amps.
OK, I may have to
i would like to thank all of you for understanding. right after i sent out my
original appology i figured out which computer might be sending the cause of
this. not long ago i got mom a new HP laptop. She wanted a computer just so she
could play a few games. well mom is what i call a
Side-comment: As a pilot and IT person, I've been taking tests for both at
professional testing locations like ProMetric now for at least a decade.
With the removal of the Code, I've always wondered why the FCC hasn't gone the
way the FAA did, and dropped the need for the VE's altogether.
Be careful what you wish for...a Ham license has no value so the VE's can
only charge their actual expenses for administering the test...here in the
east it is around $15...ProMetric probably wouldn't let you walk in the door
for $15.
The FCC is no longer in the exam business so it doesn't
Gordon,
The paperwork I have states the 296/01 is 5 Amps continuous. I am trying to
reproduce the circuit, but it isn't coming out very clear at the moment. I'll
keep trying.
niteviser
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Gordon Cooper zl...@... wrote:
Thanks Gareth. I was going to
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