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Old January 3rd 04, 09:45 PM
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"w4jle" W4JLE(remove this to wrote in message
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Well said Sir!

Even the "appliance operators" of old had to know how the appliance

worked.

Were I the FCC, your first transmitter and receiver would be built from
scratch and a minimum of 25 CW contacts confirmed before the use of a
purchased rig would be allowed.


Careful, one of the local Ham "Channelmasters" will dub you a
CBPlusser for using the term "contact". It's a pet peeve of his.

Harold Burton
KD5SAK


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Old January 3rd 04, 10:09 PM
w4jle
 
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Just like I had some "newby" attempt to chastise me on a 2 meter repeater
for using "handle". He told me that that word was only used on 11 meters.

I had to admit, I did use it on 11 meters when it was a ham band. But thanks
for the lesson Good Buddy!



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"w4jle" W4JLE(remove this to wrote in message
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Well said Sir!

Even the "appliance operators" of old had to know how the appliance

worked.

Were I the FCC, your first transmitter and receiver would be built from
scratch and a minimum of 25 CW contacts confirmed before the use of a
purchased rig would be allowed.


Careful, one of the local Ham "Channelmasters" will dub you a
CBPlusser for using the term "contact". It's a pet peeve of his.

Harold Burton
KD5SAK




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Old January 5th 04, 11:53 PM
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Handle was used on the HF ham bands before most of the readers were born.

Steve

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"w4jle" W4JLE(remove this to wrote in message
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Just like I had some "newby" attempt to chastise me on a 2 meter repeater
for using "handle". He told me that that word was only used on 11 meters.

I had to admit, I did use it on 11 meters when it was a ham band. But

thanks
for the lesson Good Buddy!





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Old January 4th 04, 01:41 PM
Dave Shrader
 
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Harold Burton wrote:

SNIP

Careful, one of the local Ham "Channelmasters" will dub you a
CBPlusser for using the term "contact". It's a pet peeve of his.

Harold Burton
KD5SAK



It may be a 'pet peeve' but what do you call:

"T40E 599 TU de W1MCE"

For me it's a contact! It is not a QSO. It is not a Rag Chew. It's the
minimum requirement for a DXCC type CONTACT.

BTW: is it Harold Burton or HALLIBURTON?? Hmmm ... ???

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