I had assumed this from the very beginning. I am hearing impaired,
and require hearing aids, so I may have heard the gentleman wrong. I
was flabbergasted at the suggestion, or what I thought the suggestion
was.

Bought a 13.8 DC Power Supply from Fry's... (Samlex). Big, 18
pounder. Hope it lasts a long time.

DJM


"Dee D. Flint" wrote in message igy.com...
"Daniel J. Morlan" wrote in message
om...
Here's my rig:

IC-V8000 with an X50 Antenna... (2M/440 BASE VERTICAL 4DB/7DB)

Gettin' the ol' feet wet soon!

I have a certificate of completion, and the guy told me I could
transmit with it. This has me more-or-less scratching my head, as I
was led to believe I could only transmit once I'm in the FCC database.
Don't want to start yakking it up before I can legally do so.

I'm excited, though. Can't wait to get on the air. :-)

And now I can say 73, and have it count.

73

DJM

P.S. I don't know if this is mediocre, but I missed two of the
questions.

If you do not have a current license, you must wait for your callsign to
appear in the FCC database. You do not have to wait for the paper license
to arrive.

Dee D. Flint, N8UZE