Kenneth Grimm wrote:
On Sun, 17 Dec 2006 18:57:13 -0800, geek
wrote:

On Sun, 17 Dec 2006 12:11:38 -0500, Kenneth Grimm wrote:

.....I simply cannot continue to
expand the BAMA collection in these areas at this time..
snip

Yet you repeatedly turned down my offers of big drives and pipes to
mirror. Why?

Gregg

Gregg,

I have more storage capacity than I will ever need and I'm running the
main site on a DS3. Thanks again for the offer, but I don't need any
more big drives and pipes. I need more hours in a day.

Ken K4XL


Hi Ken,

Considering the audience that BAMA has, I should think it would be very
easy to find a few "little elves" that could help you out with the mundane
tasks that such an archive requires. That is, after all, how Linux, and
all of the open source software got written.

-Chuck

"Kenneth Grimm" wrote in message

Gregg,

I have more storage capacity than I will ever need and I'm running the
main site on a DS3. Thanks again for the offer, but I don't need any
more big drives and pipes. I need more hours in a day.

Ken K4XL


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Ken, I'm amazed at what you have done. Thanks

BH

BAMA we need you! Thanks for your terrific service to Ham Radio.


Tony WA6LZH


"Kenneth Grimm" wrote in message
...
Notice: Effective January 1, 2007, BAMA will add only manuals with a
direct connection to the tube era of ham radio. Only manuals for
amateur radio transmitters, receivers, antenna tuners, antennas,
keyers, etc. will be added to the collection. The only test
equipment that will be added will be those items already listed on the
"Needed" list and those items created especially for the amateur radio
market.

While I appreciate all the contributions of those whose interest is in
test equipment and military equipment, I simply cannot continue to
expand the BAMA collection in these areas at this time. I will not be
removing the test gear and military manuals currently on BAMA. The
BAMA collection will remain intact. I just won't be adding to these
areas for the time being.

I want to thank any and all of you who are reading this and have
contributed to the BAMA collection. Without your time and effort,
BAMA would not have been possible. Thanks again and best wishes to
all for the holidays.

73,

Ken K4XL


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