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glenda
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response 106 of 123:
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Apr 1 17:28 UTC 2002 |
Because of my class and work load I won't be ready for testing any earlier
than Dayton. I won't be taking any Spring/Summer classes so will have a
little over 2 weeks to prepare between the end of this semester and Dayton
weekend. Staci may not be ready even then, but is working on it whenever she
isn't doing school work. She will take hers at one of the ARROW sessions if
she misses being ready for Dayton.
STeve needs to find a pre 1987 Call Book to get grandfathered into General
Class and then take his upgrade for Extra.
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goose
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response 107 of 123:
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Apr 3 15:51 UTC 2002 |
The exams that the ARROW gives are extremely well run and I am glad to be in
the list of available VEs for their test sessions.
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krokus
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response 108 of 123:
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Apr 9 03:21 UTC 2002 |
re 106
I'll check with my uncle, he might have an older callbook. What was
his call back then?
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glenda
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response 109 of 123:
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Apr 9 12:12 UTC 2002 |
WB8WSF then and now.
I sent in my pre-reg for testing at the Friday 2:30 session. Staci is holding
off sending hers in til near the end of the month. She still isn't sure that
she can feel ready by then.
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omni
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response 110 of 123:
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Jul 5 08:34 UTC 2002 |
Congrats to all.
It is nice to see that the VE program is still going strong. I just renewed
my license for a second 10 year hitch.
Thanks to STeve for helping me get what I have.
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gustavob
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response 111 of 123:
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Aug 28 13:32 UTC 2002 |
Hello to all. I am HC1XP from Quitpo Ecuador S.A. please hlp me with some
ideas about antenas for 160 and 80 meters bands. Thanks!!! :)
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danr
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response 112 of 123:
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Sep 10 23:28 UTC 2002 |
Hola, Gustavo. Welcome to the Radio Conference!
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devnull
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response 113 of 123:
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Sep 11 03:23 UTC 2002 |
How much space do you have available for 80m/160m antennas? Do you have
any towers, etc?
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goose
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response 114 of 123:
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Sep 11 03:39 UTC 2002 |
Greetings Gustavo de K8MZO, welcome to Grex.
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krokus
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response 115 of 123:
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Nov 13 23:46 UTC 2002 |
re 108
I finally got the chance to ask my uncle, even though I'm sure it's way
too late to be of any help, and he doesn't have any callbooks.
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rahuls
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response 116 of 123:
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Oct 28 18:02 UTC 2003 |
Hello
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infonot
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response 117 of 123:
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Aug 1 01:05 UTC 2004 |
Hi, I have used vhf marine radio and have become fascinated with the ameture
radio idea. There is an exam in canada I can take for vhf operator. Is there
another exam I can use to broadcast my own content from a laptop. basically
I want my own 2 way radio station. not too greedy eh. exit
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eprom
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response 118 of 123:
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Aug 1 01:50 UTC 2004 |
umm...please define "content". There are amateur radio modes that use a
computer such as PSK-31 (2 way txt mesg), SSTV (slow scan TV), APRS (GPS
relayed via radio), RTTY (does anyone even use this mode anymore?), Packet
(older than PSK-31 with error correction) and probably more that I haven't
thought of.
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krokus
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response 119 of 123:
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Aug 1 17:21 UTC 2004 |
You should also consider what you're talking about as a broadcast, which is
typically not allowed on amateur frequency allocations.
As for Jeff's comments, RTTY us used still on HF, but is non-corrected
text-only. AMTOR, the amateur version of SITOR, is corrected text-only,
mainly used on HF. There are modes called Clover, G-TOR, and HF Packet
that allow file transfers over the air as well.
Something else you might look at is that some of the "channels" allocated
under 802.11b are in the amateur allocation, and can be used for a short
distance radio network.
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springne
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response 120 of 123:
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Jan 19 15:38 UTC 2006 |
I'm a newby booby.
My call is KA6ATN.
My qth is Cedar Creek, Texas.
Hear you 5 by 9.
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tod
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response 121 of 123:
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Jan 20 22:37 UTC 2006 |
Roger that
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bmoran
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response 122 of 123:
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Feb 15 03:34 UTC 2006 |
Bill here. I listen to shortwave, and sometimes hear hams, the airport and
some Detroit police station on my tabletop scanner. What did the previous
message say? I guess I'm newbier than him!
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rcurl
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response 123 of 123:
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Feb 15 07:08 UTC 2006 |
Roger that = I agree. "Roger" is an acknowledgement that a communication has
been received and understood. If you are asking about #120:
KA6ATN is a radio amateur call sign licensed in region 6.
QTH = station location
5 by 9 means that the readability is "5", the scale running 1 to 5, and that
the signal strength is "9", the scale running 1 to 9.
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