I generally don't have a clue about that sort of thing.
On Wed, Nov 7, 2012 at 11:44 AM, Guy Olinger K2AV olin...@bellsouth.netwrote:
Bounces would mean the list serve robot being told your address was not
valid, inbox was full, that kind of thing. If your ISP has a inbox limit,
and you have
I just re-subscribed (after many years of just reading the archives) and am
experiencing the same problem. But I empty my inbox several times a day, and
only receive a few spam messages per day. Since I also have an AOL address,
maybe something is wrong with those addresses for some reason.
Paul,
At least in the copy of your message I received, it was a bit hard to
determine where the frequency ended and the SWR began. As I understand,
the SWR was
1.77 MHz 6.21
1.80 MHz 4.31
1.845 MHz 3.37
1.86 MHz 3.77
1.89 MHz 4.88
1.91 MHz 6.08
1.94 MHz 8.19
Since your antenna is
On 08/11/2012 00:04, k4...@aol.com wrote:
I just re-subscribed (after many years of just reading the archives) and am
experiencing the same problem. But I empty my inbox several times a day, and
only receive a few spam messages per day. Since I also have an AOL address,
maybe something is
I am one of the (long time) admins of this system. The issue has been all
AOL. They look at email volume, among other things, and the surge of email
around this time of year tripped one of their email volume tripwires.
They're not very sophisticated, as evidenced by the fact that we have no
Hi,
I'm not an ISP admin or guru. So my comments are from the user side of
the fence and in support of what Dave said. Once upon a time Al Gore
released internet access to the public and there were a number of
startup companies. Some of them had and still have cute marketing
ploys and
Sad news.
Pieter Botha [86] passed away last night 7 Nov 2012 at 18Z
ZS4PB, widely known as The African Cowboy, was one of Africa's best known
DXer's in the last 60 years.
His health deteriorated rapidly in the last few months and he and his family
moved to a care centre in Stella, north of
Sad indeed.
Thank you for the info Bernie.
Pieter also belonged to Boland Ameteur Radio club at one stage and his
distictive voice will be missed.
RIP Pieter
Raoul ZS1REC
From: Bernie van der Walt ber...@internext.co.za
To: topband@contesting.com
Sent:
I am very sorry to receive that sad news about Pieter. He always had a great
signal on 80M.
He will be very much missed.
Rich K7ZV
-Original Message-
From: Topband [mailto:topband-boun...@contesting.com] On Behalf Of Bernie
van der Walt
Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2012 5:28 AM
To:
Zed Ess Four Push Button was one of my first contacts with South Africa on
20 meters in the 70s. I loved his distinctive voice and he always had a
bunch of guys calling. RIP
Bill KH7XS/K4XS
In a message dated 11/8/2012 2:49:13 P.M. Coordinated Universal Time,
very sad... dump it in... he used to say, when he knew there was a pileup
for him.. he was almost always real loud...and quickly drew a crowd...told me
once he enjoyed listening to 'The Louisiana Hayride' on the AM BCB many years
ago...
please advise the family Pieter will be missed around the
I note that there's a RSGB 160M contest 2100Z Nov 17 to 0100Z Nov 18.
http://www.rsgbcc.org/hf/rules/2012/r2nd-160m-2012.shtml
Unlike past RSGB/UK contest timings, this one seems to have some overlap with
Eastern US darkness. Looks like US stations can work not just UK but also any
Euro
He was my first ZS on 160 on 2/26/1977 and I believe he was the first ZS on
topband. He was one of the qso’s that earned me #9 160 DXCC in December of
that same year. Thanks for the memories, Peter. RIP
Bob W4QCW/W4DR
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Topband reflector -
Hi Greg and others
Sorry to hear this news; this morning from ZS3Y... now here thanks ever one
for passing it on
I have work Peter on all the low bands many times , meet him around 1980,
I have problems remembering that for back... hi hi
Thanks Burney; ZS4TX ...I was asking Mike K6MYC
Rick N6PE,
You said I hope all the propagation programs are wrong, otherwise there
doesn't appear to be much chance to work them from my S-8 noise level in W6
land hi hi
Your propagation prediction on 160-Meters likely assumes multi-hop, and your
path to PS0T (about 9800 km) assuming
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