OT when you post off topic
When you post off topic, please start your post with "OT" or "(OT)". That
way those who are really interested in radio can filter these out not to display. Thanks. -- -UA |
On Thu, 06 May 2004 14:42:21 -0600, uncle arnie
wrote: When you post off topic, please start your post with "OT" or "(OT)". That way those who are really interested in radio can filter these out not to display. Thanks. Uhhhhh....no! Tracy |
When you post off topic, please start your post with "OT" or "(OT)". That way those who are really interested in radio can filter these out not to display. Thanks. -- -UA Yeah, Please mark it ( OT ) Whenever you start ranting Insanely at each other |
When you post off topic, please start your post with "OT" or "(OT)". That
way those who are really interested in radio can filter these out not to display. Thanks. -- then what about when I post AM broadcast band dx? That's still about radio listening, but not about shortwave. I guess I would call that "sort of off topic and sort of on-topic". I will post my shortwave moniotored stations, but have decided to include the AM broadcast band in my listings also. I will, of course, post other non-shortwave frequencies that are scanner-related in the scanner newsgroups, but I'm not aware of any newsgroup for AM broadcast band dx'ing. so in my opinion, the shortwave newsgroup is the closest thing to it. And the two bands do run into each other and now even overlap because of the extended to 1710 khz am broadcast band. When I was into shortwave dx'ing years ago, the frequencies from 1610 khz to 1710 khz were considered "shortwave frequencies" while 535 khz to 1610 khz was considered "medium frequencies" or "the am broadcast band" And yes, I'm aware that technically, shortwave" doesn't start until 3 MHZ. However, since 1610 khz was the end of the standard am broadcast band, all of the shortwave recievers that I saw at the time (that included the band) considered "1610 khz through 30 mhz as "shortwave". And if you wanted to tune to 1700 khz, you had to turn the band selector from "AM" to "shortwave" to listen to it. plus not posting the frequencies between 1610 khz and 3 mhz, since they're not really "shortwave" leaves out a lot of stations that a lot of people consider as "shortwave" because of the types of transmissions on those frequencies. and to complicate the matter even further, years ago, ytou might have heard something like "Radio Nederlands" between 1610 khz and 1710 khz" or some sort of station of that type, and now today, you might hear just what is considered stations in the regular AM broadcast band on those frequencies, Georgia, Tennesee, etcetera. |
Mediaguy500 wrote: When you post off topic, please start your post with "OT" or "(OT)". That way those who are really interested in radio can filter these out not to display. Thanks. -- then what about when I post AM broadcast band dx? That's still about radio listening, but not about shortwave. I guess I would call that "sort of off topic and sort of on-topic". I will post my shortwave moniotored stations, but have decided to include the AM broadcast band in my listings also. I will, of course, post other non-shortwave frequencies that are scanner-related in the scanner newsgroups, but I'm not aware of any newsgroup for AM broadcast band dx'ing. so in my opinion, the shortwave newsgroup is the closest thing to it. And the two bands do run into each other and now even overlap because of the extended to 1710 khz am broadcast band. When I was into shortwave dx'ing years ago, the frequencies from 1610 khz to 1710 khz were considered "shortwave frequencies" while 535 khz to 1610 khz was considered "medium frequencies" or "the am broadcast band" And yes, I'm aware that technically, shortwave" doesn't start until 3 MHZ. However, since 1610 khz was the end of the standard am broadcast band, all of the shortwave recievers that I saw at the time (that included the band) considered "1610 khz through 30 mhz as "shortwave". And if you wanted to tune to 1700 khz, you had to turn the band selector from "AM" to "shortwave" to listen to it. plus not posting the frequencies between 1610 khz and 3 mhz, since they're not really "shortwave" leaves out a lot of stations that a lot of people consider as "shortwave" because of the types of transmissions on those frequencies. and to complicate the matter even further, years ago, ytou might have heard something like "Radio Nederlands" between 1610 khz and 1710 khz" or some sort of station of that type, and now today, you might hear just what is considered stations in the regular AM broadcast band on those frequencies, Georgia, Tennesee, etcetera. Don't worry at all about posting anything here related to radio. Ignore those of us who are actively involved in cleaning this place up. (Troll, Rotten Professor, and General Miscreant Removal Process) Steve Holland, MI Drake R7, R8 and R8B http://www.iserv.net/~n8kdv/dxpage.htm |
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Michael 'I live in my own little fantasy world' Bryant wrote: From: N8KDV Ignore those of us who are actively involved in cleaning this place up. (Troll, Rotten Professor, and General Miscreant Removal Process) Now, I think I know who convinced AOL to turn me off, yesterday. That's your number one problem Fat Boy, you just don't think. |
"Michael Bryant" wrote in message ... From: N8KDV Ignore those of us who are actively involved in cleaning this place up. (Troll, Rotten Professor, and General Miscreant Removal Process) Now, I think I know who convinced AOL to turn me off, yesterday. Censoring someone you disagree with is even about your speed, given your generally poor response skills, Steve. ANYONE who gets someone kicked from their ISP is a loser and should have their butt kicked. Since when is losing AOL a bad thing? :-) |
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"Michael Bryant" wrote in message ... From: "MnMikew" ANYONE who gets someone kicked from their ISP is a loser and should have their butt kicked. Since when is losing AOL a bad thing? :-) I've been with AOL since I was reading it on a DOS-based laptop in 1991. They won't kick me. But Steve's lies and fabrications sometimes cause them to turn off my newsgroup posting privileges for a day. I'm glad you agree he's a loser. I never said that now did I. besides, can you prove Steve did it? I didn't thing so. People who tattle-tale to an ISP are belly draggers of the first degree. |
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"Michael Bryant" wrote in message ... From: "MnMikew" I never said that now did I. besides, can you prove Steve did it? I didn't thing so. People who tattle-tale to an ISP are belly draggers of the first degree. What makes you think Steve wouldn't? He's done some pretty incredilbe things over the past three years of terrorizing this NG. Again, you have absolutely no proof that he did it. Personally, I feel that people that HAVE to forge addrsses like you do, are also pretty much on the low-end of the evolutionary ladder. Forged? It's fudged for the spam bots stupid. Most intelligent people can figure it out which explains why you can't. And AOL for newsgroups, please. |
Michael 'I'm a worthless piece of crap' Bryant wrote: But Steve's lies and fabrications sometimes cause them to turn off my newsgroup posting privileges for a day. Can you document that, Fat piece of **** Boy? Just another example of your fine fabrication work! |
Michael 'Fat Boy' Bryant wrote: Personally, I feel that people that HAVE to forge addrsses like you do, are also pretty much on the low-end of the evolutionary ladder. And I think that retards such as yourself who make false claims about having a PhD are pretty much on the low-end of the evolutionary ladder! |
"Michael Bryant" wrote in message ... From: N8KDV Ignore those of us who are actively involved in cleaning this place up. (Troll, Rotten Professor, and General Miscreant Removal Process) Now, I think I know who convinced AOL to turn me off, yesterday. Censoring someone you disagree with is even about your speed, given your generally poor response skills, Steve. Michael, Damn, you're paranoid. I don't think anybody convinced AOL to "turn you off" yesterday. You almost certainly exceeded the number of posts allowed by an AOL account to newsgroups within a specific time-frame. They do that to discourage people from uploading "warez" (a full CD would typically be broken up into over 100 partial files) to binary newsgroups through AOL. You were on the right track earlier -- it's time to switch ISP's. -- Stinger |
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