U-Know-Who wrote:
"Slow Code" wrote in message

I couldn't think of anything for myself, so I hope I just get a some
componants and a new soldering iron for projects so I can keep moving
forward in ham radio.

SC

And spell check for your PC. :-)

"Leonid meter shower tonite"

-- U-KNOW-WHO 18 November 2006

Dave K8MN

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"Slow Code" wrote in message
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John Smith wrote:
Idiot, check your spelling, it's "group troll."

Well, let's see if he ment "poll" or "troll":


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So what appliances does everyone hope Santa brings them for Xmas?

HF, VHF, UHF, KENWOOD, YAESU, ICOM, Cobra?


I couldn't think of anything for myself, so I hope I just get a some
componants and a new soldering iron for projects so I can keep moving
forward in ham radio.

SC

And spell check for your PC. :-)


Which one do you have? I want Santa to bring me a different one. The one
you have doesn't work.

SC

Slow Code wrote:
Do you think no-codes give the impression that ham radio is just a bunch
of appliance operators?

No, not at all.

I've been a radio amateur for more than 39 years, and have known
"appliance operators" of every license class. They are no more
prevalent among Technicians than among any pther license class.

Slow Code wrote:
Do you think no-codes give the impression that ham radio is just a bunch
of appliance operators?

SC


How about a positive suggestion?

I think that when we call anyone we should always identify our stations in CW.
There is no requirement to use SSB to identify when on SSB. So, try using CW for
all station ID requirements.

BTW, I'll slow down to 20 wpm.

Any interest?

/s/ DD

Depends. Have you built and operated any radio gear lately?



Slow Code wrote:

Do you think no-codes give the impression that ham radio is just a bunch
of appliance operators?

SC