K4YZ wrote:
wrote:
Dave Heil wrote:
My mail carrier delivered the January, 2006 issue of QST on December 24.
Isn't that the annual "antique" issue?
It carries an interesting article "Secret Agent Hams: Remembering Camp
X" by Gil McElroy VE3PKD. McElroy's piece mentions us that the camp was
also the location of a high-powered radio station known as "Hydra" and
the article states "Not surprisingly, hams had a central role in it all".
An article in QST states "Not surprisingly, hams had a central role in
it all."
Why am I not suprised?
Hmmmmmmm...lessee...An article about Amateur Radio operators in an
Amateur Radio publication...
Now let's try to figure out why Brain's surprised...?!?!
Exactly! But those hams weren't acting in a hammy capacity.
McElroy states that "Hydra was operated by former hams, recruited by
Camp X administrators who went looking ofr them specifically, using
prewar government listings to locate the best quality Amateur Radio
operators.
"Prewar government listings?" I thought Bush was the only President
guilty of such profiling?
Yeah. Right.
To hear the whiney left he is.
Today's mail brought the January, 2006 copy of CQ. An article on the
various voice modes mentions Fessenden's 1906 amplitude modulation feat.
The letters section of the same issue features one sent by Steve
Robeson K4YZ.
Happy New Year, Mr. Anderson.
Dave K8MN
Steve will do anything to get hisself into the spotlight, even forge
postings on RRAP. You would have thought he would have left all that
attention seeking behind when he left the orphanage, but its just a
part of who he is, now.
Ah yes...The sock puppet of the Feeble Five spouts off.
Lying, as ususal, but then we'd not know how to act if he didn't.
And as usual, nothing abut the policy issue of the letter.
Steve, K4YZ
Steve, you are the sychophant of the amateur magazines, but the ass of
RRAP. When QST and CQ see some of your RRAP posts, you'll not be
seeing your smarmy letters to the editor in print any more.
Best of Luck