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Updated content to include data from the February 5, 2008 "Tornado Outbreak"
in the mid-south. Damage photos and radar images of the storms that roared
thru
several southern states.

http://www.kf4dna.net

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KF4DNA wrote:
Updated content to include data from the February 5, 2008 "Tornado Outbreak"
in the mid-south. Damage photos and radar images of the storms that roared
thru
several southern states.

http://www.kf4dna.net



This "gentleman" is spamming several amateur radio newsgroups. If this
bothers you contact



and include his web page address.

tom
K0TAR

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AI4QJ wrote:
"Tom Ring" wrote in message
...
KF4DNA wrote:
Updated content to include data from the February 5, 2008 "Tornado
Outbreak"
in the mid-south. Damage photos and radar images of the storms that
roared thru
several southern states.

http://www.kf4dna.net
This "gentleman" is spamming several amateur radio newsgroups. If this
bothers you contact



and include his web page address.

tom
K0TAR

K0TAR: Chill out bro. He is a fellow ham.


And if every ham with a webpage did it, we wouldn't even be able to find
the rest of the newsgroup.

And it's still spam, even if he is a fellow ham.

tom
K0TAR

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I'd hate to see how someone is treated that's not an Amateur Radio Operator.
All hams should know the importance of the Skywarn program. Last Tuesday
night, hams from three states and the Skywarn program here in Memphis saved
lives by getting information about the weather in our area out to the
general public.
My webpage promotes ham radio and Skywarn. I personally don't care what
someone says about my webpage or me. It just doesn't matter. I will
continue
to post messages to this newsgroup and others that are related to ham radio,
storm chasing, model rocketry and skydiving.


KF4DNA
http://www.kf4dna.net




"Tom Ring" wrote in message
et...
AI4QJ wrote:
"Tom Ring" wrote in message
...
KF4DNA wrote:
Updated content to include data from the February 5, 2008 "Tornado
Outbreak"
in the mid-south. Damage photos and radar images of the storms that
roared thru
several southern states.

http://www.kf4dna.net
This "gentleman" is spamming several amateur radio newsgroups. If this
bothers you contact



and include his web page address.

tom
K0TAR

K0TAR: Chill out bro. He is a fellow ham.
And if every ham with a webpage did it, we wouldn't even be able to find
the rest of the newsgroup.

And it's still spam, even if he is a fellow ham.

tom
K0TAR

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On Sat, 9 Feb 2008 19:18:06 -0600, "KF4DNA" wrote:

I'd hate to see how someone is treated that's not an Amateur Radio Operator.
All hams should know the importance of the Skywarn program. Last Tuesday
night, hams from three states and the Skywarn program here in Memphis saved
lives by getting information about the weather in our area out to the
general public.
My webpage promotes ham radio and Skywarn. I personally don't care what
someone says about my webpage or me. It just doesn't matter. I will
continue
to post messages to this newsgroup and others that are related to ham radio,
storm chasing, model rocketry and skydiving.


DUDE! This group is about antennas - not Skywarn. Stay on topic or
take the heat!

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