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December 23rd 03, 02:21 AM
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ink.net: Sorry, but the point is W1AW, just like K1MAN, starts transmitting on top of existing QSOs. Neither moves up or down frequency to avoid causing interference. ============================================= "Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com wrote in message ink.net... I would assume so. But why would one want to do that to W1AW? Oh...I get it...you think they do the same thing, right? Wrong. Go listen to both of them. Tell me which one is doing HAM RADIO STUFF, and which isn't. Dan/W4NTI "me" wrote in message nk.net... Would that work with W1AW, also? ============================== "Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com wrote in message ink.net... "Nobody You Know" wrote in message ... wrote: I have no love for the antics of K1MAN, but 4.7 khz is enough room to put 2 QSO's with modern 2.1 or 2.4 khz filters. If you can't separate two stations almost 5 khz apart, then you need remedial tuning training. 73, de Hans, K0HB Oh man, I'm sorry. I really messed up my original posting. K1MAN opened up on 3977.3 khz, only 400 cycles away from the ARUFON net on 3977.7 khz. NOW do you see my point? ------------------------------------------------------------ Nations are like leaves; they change color before they fall. ------------------------------------------------------------ Thats not possible. According to MAN he listened on that frequency for months and quote "never heard a thing", of course he IS in Maine. What you do is this; Record it. Sign a statement of complaint and mail it to Riley Hollingsworth. His e-mail is Dan/W4NTI Exactly right. As a non-member of ARRL, I think you have to let K1MAN do everything they do, or stop them both, and I don't advocate the latter. |
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