On Saturday, September 13, 2014 7:06:44 PM UTC-5, DhiaDuit wrote:
On Saturday, September 13, 2014 1:02:42 PM UTC-5, dxAce wrote:

dxAce wrote:







Joe from Kokomo wrote:







On 9/12/2014 5:52 PM, DhiaDuit wrote:







Arthur Godfrey used to do his Tee Vee entertainment show wayyyy out



there on the end of that San Francisco Pier. Then he moved to Hawaii.



Hawaiian shirt and a Hawaiian flower thingy (///Luau, WOOF!///)



around his neck and that little Ukelele. Instead of saying Hello



Hello Hello, he would say, Hawaii Hawaii Hawaii. I used to watch him



on Tee Vee, wayyyyyyyy back then. He was in the U.S. Air Force too.







...and he was a ham radio operator, W4LIB.







Seems to me I recall hearing him when he was in Florida perhaps, though I



think his call might have been K4LIB.







Seems to me, trying to recall, perhaps it was also him who had two R-71



receivers, or R-70's, tuned to various maritime communications. Or maybe it



was another celebrity.







Maybe someone else remembers.



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dxAce wrote:


dxAce wrote:

Joe from Kokomo wrote:

On 9/12/2014 5:52 PM, DhiaDuit wrote:

Arthur Godfrey used to do his Tee Vee entertainment show wayyyy out
there on the end of that San Francisco Pier. Then he moved to Hawaii.
Hawaiian shirt and a Hawaiian flower thingy (///Luau, WOOF!///)
around his neck and that little Ukelele. Instead of saying Hello
Hello Hello, he would say, Hawaii Hawaii Hawaii. I used to watch him
on Tee Vee, wayyyyyyyy back then. He was in the U.S. Air Force too.

...and he was a ham radio operator, W4LIB.

Seems to me I recall hearing him when he was in Florida perhaps, though I
think his call might have been K4LIB.

Seems to me, trying to recall, perhaps it was also him who had two R-71
receivers, or R-70's, tuned to various maritime communications. Or maybe it
was another celebrity.

Maybe someone else remembers.

It might have been Jackie Gleason. (Whichever one lived in Florida).
Dredging back in the memory, it's from an article in Monitoring Times
from a guy who owned a radio store there. (I also remember it coming
up on one of the daytime talk shows during the '60s or '70s like Merv
Griffith or Dick Cavett)?

Probably listening into phone calls from cruise ships. They were full
duplex, so you needed two receivers to hear both sides. Are there any
HF voice marine shore stations left?

Mark Zenier
Googleproofaddress(account:mzenier provider:eskimo domain:com)

On Monday, September 15, 2014 6:09:40 PM UTC-5, Mark Zenier wrote:
In article ,

dxAce wrote:





dxAce wrote:



Joe from Kokomo wrote:



On 9/12/2014 5:52 PM, DhiaDuit wrote:



Arthur Godfrey used to do his Tee Vee entertainment show wayyyy out

there on the end of that San Francisco Pier. Then he moved to Hawaii.

Hawaiian shirt and a Hawaiian flower thingy (///Luau, WOOF!///)

around his neck and that little Ukelele. Instead of saying Hello

Hello Hello, he would say, Hawaii Hawaii Hawaii. I used to watch him

on Tee Vee, wayyyyyyyy back then. He was in the U.S. Air Force too.



...and he was a ham radio operator, W4LIB.



Seems to me I recall hearing him when he was in Florida perhaps, though I

think his call might have been K4LIB.



Seems to me, trying to recall, perhaps it was also him who had two R-71

receivers, or R-70's, tuned to various maritime communications. Or maybe it

was another celebrity.



Maybe someone else remembers.



It might have been Jackie Gleason. (Whichever one lived in Florida).

Dredging back in the memory, it's from an article in Monitoring Times

from a guy who owned a radio store there. (I also remember it coming

up on one of the daytime talk shows during the '60s or '70s like Merv

Griffith or Dick Cavett)?



Probably listening into phone calls from cruise ships. They were full

duplex, so you needed two receivers to hear both sides. Are there any

HF voice marine shore stations left?



Mark Zenier

Googleproofaddress(account:mzenier provider:eskimo domain:com)

Did a Google for, HF Voice Marine Shore Stations in America

Mark Zenier wrote:

In article ,
dxAce wrote:


dxAce wrote:

Joe from Kokomo wrote:

On 9/12/2014 5:52 PM, DhiaDuit wrote:

Arthur Godfrey used to do his Tee Vee entertainment show wayyyy out
there on the end of that San Francisco Pier. Then he moved to Hawaii.
Hawaiian shirt and a Hawaiian flower thingy (///Luau, WOOF!///)
around his neck and that little Ukelele. Instead of saying Hello
Hello Hello, he would say, Hawaii Hawaii Hawaii. I used to watch him
on Tee Vee, wayyyyyyyy back then. He was in the U.S. Air Force too.

...and he was a ham radio operator, W4LIB.

Seems to me I recall hearing him when he was in Florida perhaps, though I
think his call might have been K4LIB.

Seems to me, trying to recall, perhaps it was also him who had two R-71
receivers, or R-70's, tuned to various maritime communications. Or maybe it
was another celebrity.

Maybe someone else remembers.

It might have been Jackie Gleason. (Whichever one lived in Florida).
Dredging back in the memory, it's from an article in Monitoring Times
from a guy who owned a radio store there. (I also remember it coming
up on one of the daytime talk shows during the '60s or '70s like Merv
Griffith or Dick Cavett)?

Yep, I believe it was Jackie Gleason. I also kind of remember that magazine
article.



Probably listening into phone calls from cruise ships. They were full
duplex, so you needed two receivers to hear both sides. Are there any
HF voice marine shore stations left?

Mark Zenier
Googleproofaddress(account:mzenier provider:eskimo domain:com)

On Tuesday, September 16, 2014 1:07:22 PM UTC-5, dxAce wrote:
Mark Zenier wrote:



In article ,

dxAce wrote:





dxAce wrote:



Joe from Kokomo wrote:



On 9/12/2014 5:52 PM, DhiaDuit wrote:



Arthur Godfrey used to do his Tee Vee entertainment show wayyyy out

there on the end of that San Francisco Pier. Then he moved to Hawaii.

Hawaiian shirt and a Hawaiian flower thingy (///Luau, WOOF!///)

around his neck and that little Ukelele. Instead of saying Hello

Hello Hello, he would say, Hawaii Hawaii Hawaii. I used to watch him

on Tee Vee, wayyyyyyyy back then. He was in the U.S. Air Force too.



...and he was a ham radio operator, W4LIB.



Seems to me I recall hearing him when he was in Florida perhaps, though I

think his call might have been K4LIB.



Seems to me, trying to recall, perhaps it was also him who had two R-71

receivers, or R-70's, tuned to various maritime communications. Or maybe it

was another celebrity.



Maybe someone else remembers.



It might have been Jackie Gleason. (Whichever one lived in Florida).

Dredging back in the memory, it's from an article in Monitoring Times

from a guy who owned a radio store there. (I also remember it coming

up on one of the daytime talk shows during the '60s or '70s like Merv

Griffith or Dick Cavett)?



Yep, I believe it was Jackie Gleason. I also kind of remember that magazine

article.







Probably listening into phone calls from cruise ships. They were full

duplex, so you needed two receivers to hear both sides. Are there any

HF voice marine shore stations left?



Mark Zenier

Googleproofaddress(account:mzenier provider:eskimo domain:com)

Google,,, Jackie Gleason and his Shortwave Radios He was 'The Great One'

dxAce wrote:

Mark Zenier wrote:

In article ,
dxAce wrote:


dxAce wrote:

Joe from Kokomo wrote:

On 9/12/2014 5:52 PM, DhiaDuit wrote:

Arthur Godfrey used to do his Tee Vee entertainment show wayyyy out
there on the end of that San Francisco Pier. Then he moved to Hawaii.
Hawaiian shirt and a Hawaiian flower thingy (///Luau, WOOF!///)
around his neck and that little Ukelele. Instead of saying Hello
Hello Hello, he would say, Hawaii Hawaii Hawaii. I used to watch him
on Tee Vee, wayyyyyyyy back then. He was in the U.S. Air Force too.

...and he was a ham radio operator, W4LIB.

Seems to me I recall hearing him when he was in Florida perhaps, though I
think his call might have been K4LIB.

Seems to me, trying to recall, perhaps it was also him who had two R-71
receivers, or R-70's, tuned to various maritime communications. Or maybe it
was another celebrity.

Maybe someone else remembers.

It might have been Jackie Gleason. (Whichever one lived in Florida).
Dredging back in the memory, it's from an article in Monitoring Times
from a guy who owned a radio store there. (I also remember it coming
up on one of the daytime talk shows during the '60s or '70s like Merv
Griffith or Dick Cavett)?

Yep, I believe it was Jackie Gleason. I also kind of remember that magazine
article.



Probably listening into phone calls from cruise ships. They were full
duplex, so you needed two receivers to hear both sides. Are there any
HF voice marine shore stations left?

I'm not sure. I think most if not all of that migrated to satellite.

It sure was interesting back in the day though!



Mark Zenier
Googleproofaddress(account:mzenier provider:eskimo domain:com)

On Wednesday, September 17, 2014 12:13:47 PM UTC-5, dxAce wrote:
dxAce wrote:



Mark Zenier wrote:



In article ,

dxAce wrote:





dxAce wrote:



Joe from Kokomo wrote:



On 9/12/2014 5:52 PM, DhiaDuit wrote:



Arthur Godfrey used to do his Tee Vee entertainment show wayyyy out

there on the end of that San Francisco Pier. Then he moved to Hawaii.

Hawaiian shirt and a Hawaiian flower thingy (///Luau, WOOF!///)

around his neck and that little Ukelele. Instead of saying Hello

Hello Hello, he would say, Hawaii Hawaii Hawaii. I used to watch him

on Tee Vee, wayyyyyyyy back then. He was in the U.S. Air Force too.



...and he was a ham radio operator, W4LIB.



Seems to me I recall hearing him when he was in Florida perhaps, though I

think his call might have been K4LIB.



Seems to me, trying to recall, perhaps it was also him who had two R-71

receivers, or R-70's, tuned to various maritime communications. Or maybe it

was another celebrity.



Maybe someone else remembers.



It might have been Jackie Gleason. (Whichever one lived in Florida).

Dredging back in the memory, it's from an article in Monitoring Times

from a guy who owned a radio store there. (I also remember it coming

up on one of the daytime talk shows during the '60s or '70s like Merv

Griffith or Dick Cavett)?



Yep, I believe it was Jackie Gleason. I also kind of remember that magazine

article.







Probably listening into phone calls from cruise ships. They were full

duplex, so you needed two receivers to hear both sides. Are there any

HF voice marine shore stations left?



I'm not sure. I think most if not all of that migrated to satellite.



It sure was interesting back in the day though!







Mark Zenier

Googleproofaddress(account:mzenier provider:eskimo domain:com)

Yeah, interesting. When I was born on November 5, 1941, it was so ruff World War Two started a month and two days later. Google,,, Found any Pearls lately?