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#52
August 24th 04, 12:33 AM
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(Len Over 21) wrote in message ...
Dee, the FCC dates back to 1934 and ARRL dates back to 1914. FCC os 70 this year and ARRL is 90. Many, many rules have CHANGED in that time. FCC doesn't use OLD rules for new regulations. Were there "CW-only subbands" in 1976? My old 1976 ARRL Handbook says there were. Jimmy Who's got all the old books. Constantly quoting out of them. But now he is silent! Silent!! SILENT!!! Hi, hi! So easy to be Two-Faced when you're PCTA. Like Quitefine/Jimmy Who. Like ONE Pea in a Pod. |
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#53
August 24th 04, 01:50 AM
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(William) writes: (Len Over 21) wrote in message ... Dee, the FCC dates back to 1934 and ARRL dates back to 1914. FCC os 70 this year and ARRL is 90. Many, many rules have CHANGED in that time. FCC doesn't use OLD rules for new regulations. Were there "CW-only subbands" in 1976? My old 1976 ARRL Handbook says there were. Jimmy Who's got all the old books. Constantly quoting out of them. But now he is silent! Silent!! SILENT!!! Hi, hi! So easy to be Two-Faced when you're PCTA. Like Quitefine/Jimmy Who. Like ONE Pea in a Pod. He don't pea no more. Maybe he have pod infection? Tsk. |
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#54
August 24th 04, 02:33 AM
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#55
August 24th 04, 09:35 PM
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PAMNO (N2EY) wrote in message ...
In article , (Jim Hampton) writes: Nothing said about CW only *now*, the question is "never was". In that case, there certainly was CW only sub-bands (at least I'm pretty sure). The novice portions of the bands when I was a novice in 1962 were portions of 80, 40, and 15 meters (there was 2 meter phone available back then for novices). Novices were crystal contol only and all amateurs were limited to 75 watts *input* in the novice bands (but higher class licensees could use VFOs). I don't recall at all where rtty was permitted, but not in the novice bands. Sorry, Jim, that's not the case. When you were a Novice in 1962, RTTY was permitted in the Novice bands. Just not to Novices! On 80 it was allowed from 3500 to 3800 kHz, on 40 from 7000 to 7200, etc. (remember that the voice/image subbands were different then). So a Novice could have had to deal with RTTY QRM. Of course in those days there weren't many hams (percentagewise) with RTTY, and they tended to operate away from the Novice segments anyway. But it was legal then for Generals, Advanceds, Extras and Conditionals to run FSK in the Novice subbands. And it's been legal ever since (including 1976) - just not for Novices, and, later, Techs-with-HF and Tech Pluses. The reason you didn't hear amateur RTTY in the 1962 Novice bands was gentleman's agreements and good operating practice. The only 'digital' modes would have been cw and rtty. I do wish I had the old handbook from 1960 however. I've got a '54, '57, '64, and many more. Lost that once I went into the service in January of 1967. Gawd, I wanna cry when I think of the *tons* of QSTs and 73s that I got rid of at that time ..... I may have some of them! All QSTs are available on CD. But for post WW2 issues it may be cheaper to buy the actual mags used. I've got a few from that era if you're interested.. Some time back I saw a website where every issue of 73 was planned to be available. I think they'd show you a few pages, then you'd need a membership for a nominal fee to download the rest. 73 de Jim, N2EY Hello, Jim Well, I truly was *not* sure. Thanks for the information, however. Amazing how long these threads get over something which is not particularly earthshaking these days  I do remember a time in the late 70s when 73 magazine was *huge*. That magazine had to be 3/8 of an inch thick back then. I've seen some nice articles in some of those (but they, too, are a long time gone). I keep thinking about getting back on HF. I'll likely go web surfing for construction ideas on some loop antennas (I'd still like to get back on 160 and that would be the only way I could possibly do it). Meanwhile, it's the old dipole in the attic currently (on 10) plus 440  It is, of course, at right angles to the cables to the satellitetv dish  Best regards from Rochester, NY Jim AA2QA |
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#56
August 25th 04, 12:31 AM
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(Len Over 21) wrote in message ...
In article , (William) writes: (Len Over 21) wrote in message ... Dee, the FCC dates back to 1934 and ARRL dates back to 1914. FCC os 70 this year and ARRL is 90. Many, many rules have CHANGED in that time. FCC doesn't use OLD rules for new regulations. Were there "CW-only subbands" in 1976? My old 1976 ARRL Handbook says there were. Jimmy Who's got all the old books. Constantly quoting out of them. But now he is silent! Silent!! SILENT!!! Hi, hi! So easy to be Two-Faced when you're PCTA. Like Quitefine/Jimmy Who. Like ONE Pea in a Pod. He don't pea no more. Maybe he have pod infection? Tsk. No pea? How sad. Yellow Eyed Jimmy Who. Maybe someday he meet Princess Who has pea. She reject him say he have Yellow Eye like Long Fanged Wolf that Bark at Fool Moon. |
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#57
August 25th 04, 12:34 AM
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(Len Over 21) wrote in message ...
In article , (William) writes: (Len Over 21) wrote in message ... Dee, the FCC dates back to 1934 and ARRL dates back to 1914. FCC os 70 this year and ARRL is 90. Many, many rules have CHANGED in that time. FCC doesn't use OLD rules for new regulations. Were there "CW-only subbands" in 1976? My old 1976 ARRL Handbook says there were. Jimmy Who's got all the old books. Constantly quoting out of them. But now he is silent! Silent!! SILENT!!! Hi, hi! So easy to be Two-Faced when you're PCTA. Like Quitefine/Jimmy Who. Like ONE Pea in a Pod. He don't pea no more. Maybe he have pod infection? Tsk. So sade he have no pea. Yellow Eye Jimmy Who. Maybe he find Princess Who have pea. She reject Yellow Eye Jimmy Who like Crazy Long Fang Wolf dat bark at Fool Moon |
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#58
August 25th 04, 02:47 AM
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#59
August 25th 04, 09:10 PM
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#60
August 25th 04, 09:15 PM
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(Len Over 21) wrote in message ...
In article , (William) writes: (Steve Robeson K4CAP) wrote in message ... SOMEONE DIAL 9-1-1 IN PICKERINGTON OHIO AND FIND OUT WHO KIDNAPPED BRIAN BURKE! ! ! ! ! ! ! Len, that would be just like crazy Steve to try to get someone else to make a false distress call. Maybe that's how they train them in the CAP? Gunnery nurse Yellyell wants to "make calls." He threatened! Obey him or get committed! He has the Power! Must be the corps trains them that way. Ptui. LHA / WMD Since we know he not brave enough to do hisself, he want other to do what he chiken to do. He like Lex Luther on Superman cartoon, "Greatest Criminal Mastermind!" Hi, hi! |
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