ocom (Michael Bryant) wrote ...

I will admit that my listening habits are unconventional.

Unconventional is good, Professor. Sometimes thinking outside the box
can lead to unusual catches, no?

I don't have a lot of time to dedicate to DXing and my
present location makes a hundred foot antenna impossible.

Well if that ever changes, let me know. If I can, I'll be there to
help pull up "the biggie". A promise is a promise. I have a
home-made "ez-hang" and I'll donate the wire. Such a deal. Shucks I
bet we could even get Steve to call a truce long enough to come help.
Hey this is RADIO we're talking about here.

Here's a trick question, Professor - would you rather put up an
antenna, or go to a Komrade Klinton book signing at B&N? Ha ha ha ..
gotcha.

When I run across a station I can't identify, I'll leave a receiver parked on
that one, trying to ID that one, while looking across the band with other
receivers seeing what else is popping up at that specific time.

Sounds reasonable to me. Probably one of the best ways to find out.
Even Passport and WRTH can't stay up with all that's out there.

Just though I'd ask. I probably shouldn't have bothered.

Awww come on - that's what this ng is for. Guys ask in here all the
time.

Enjoy the Profit, LW!

I don't listen to him. I "use him" to yank chains.

LW wrote:

ocom (Michael Bryant) wrote ...

I will admit that my listening habits are unconventional.

Unconventional is good, Professor. Sometimes thinking outside the box
can lead to unusual catches, no?

I don't have a lot of time to dedicate to DXing and my
present location makes a hundred foot antenna impossible.

Well if that ever changes, let me know. If I can, I'll be there to
help pull up "the biggie". A promise is a promise. I have a
home-made "ez-hang" and I'll donate the wire. Such a deal. Shucks I
bet we could even get Steve to call a truce long enough to come help.
Hey this is RADIO we're talking about here.

Might do that.

In article ,
dxAce wrote:

LW wrote:

ocom (Michael Bryant) wrote ...

I will admit that my listening habits are unconventional.

Unconventional is good, Professor. Sometimes thinking outside the box
can lead to unusual catches, no?

I don't have a lot of time to dedicate to DXing and my
present location makes a hundred foot antenna impossible.

Well if that ever changes, let me know. If I can, I'll be there to
help pull up "the biggie". A promise is a promise. I have a
home-made "ez-hang" and I'll donate the wire. Such a deal. Shucks I
bet we could even get Steve to call a truce long enough to come help.
Hey this is RADIO we're talking about here.

Might do that.

Yeah, then all Bryant would have to do is buy some of the radios he
claims to own. I would be surprised if he owned just one of the radios
in his signature.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

Telamon wrote:

In article ,
dxAce wrote:

LW wrote:

ocom (Michael Bryant) wrote ...

I will admit that my listening habits are unconventional.

Unconventional is good, Professor. Sometimes thinking outside the box
can lead to unusual catches, no?

I don't have a lot of time to dedicate to DXing and my
present location makes a hundred foot antenna impossible.

Well if that ever changes, let me know. If I can, I'll be there to
help pull up "the biggie". A promise is a promise. I have a
home-made "ez-hang" and I'll donate the wire. Such a deal. Shucks I
bet we could even get Steve to call a truce long enough to come help.
Hey this is RADIO we're talking about here.

Might do that.

Yeah, then all Bryant would have to do is buy some of the radios he
claims to own. I would be surprised if he owned just one of the radios
in his signature.

At least he'd have a great antenna!

Steve
Holland, MI
Drake R7, R8, R8B and a Arvin portable
BC895XLT, PRO-2045
70' and 200' wires

http://www.iserv.net/~n8kdv/dxpage.htm

Telamon wrote ...

Yeah, then all Bryant would have to do is buy some of the radios he
claims to own. I would be surprised if he owned just one of the radios
in his signature.

Awww come on. Now I've never been there to see it, but I'd be willing
to bet a burger 'n fries that he owns the herd on the list.

From: (LW)

Awww come on. Now I've never been there to see it, but I'd be willing
to bet a burger 'n fries that he owns the herd on the list.

And you would win, LW! If that fruitcake, Telamon, would check the archives
he'd find extensive reviews I've written on each receiver. But he's too busy
being calling people names. Please don't re-post his crap, 'cause then I don't
have to see it!

RRS fruitcakes abound.


Michael Bryant, WA4009SWL
Louisville, KY
R75, S800, RX320, SW77, ICF2010K,
DX398, 7600G, 6800W, RF2200, 7600A
GE SRll, Pro-2006, Pro-2010, Pro-76
(remove "nojunk" to reply)

In article ,
ocom (Michael Bryant) wrote:

From: (LW)

Awww come on. Now I've never been there to see it, but I'd be
willing to bet a burger 'n fries that he owns the herd on the list.

And you would win, LW! If that fruitcake, Telamon, would check the
archives he'd find extensive reviews I've written on each receiver.

You mean the reviews that you lifted from other people.

But he's too busy being calling people names. Please don't re-post
his crap, 'cause then I don't have to see it!

You mean like you did in this post.

RRS fruitcakes abound.

Stated the head fruitcake.

Michael Bryant, WA4009SWL Louisville, KY

Does not own any of the radios below.

R75, S800, RX320, SW77, ICF2010K, DX398, 7600G, 6800W, RF2200, 7600A
GE SRll, Pro-2006, Pro-2010, Pro-76 (remove "nojunk" to reply)

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

And you would win, LW! If that fruitcake, Telamon, would check the
archives he'd find extensive reviews I've written on each receiver.

You mean the reviews that you lifted from other people.


Ouch!!

Al
--
ald at nexet net

dxAce wrote ...


Might do that.

Aha ! ! ! ! ! First it was Snoopy and the Red Baron who stopped the
shooting long enough to share a Christmas toast ( you do remember the
Royal Guardsmen, don't you ? ).

Now Steve is willing to lay it down long enough to string an antenna.

In Kentucky, at that.

Nothing like a good antenna party to cement a few new friendships.

I'm quite the peacemaker, yes?

LW wrote:

dxAce wrote ...


Might do that.

Aha ! ! ! ! ! First it was Snoopy and the Red Baron who stopped the
shooting long enough to share a Christmas toast ( you do remember the
Royal Guardsmen, don't you ? ).

Now Steve is willing to lay it down long enough to string an antenna.

In Kentucky, at that.

Nothing like a good antenna party to cement a few new friendships.

I'm quite the peacemaker, yes?

No, but I certainly remember the Royal Guardsmen.