Slow Code wrote:
What do you like best about appliance operating?

SC

Dear Slow, I'm a new ham. I passed my Novice Exams in November of
1986, so in Ham Years, I'm a new ham.

What do I like best about appliance operating? I like the features and
the ease of cleanup. The new GE range we have allows me to scroll up
to the desired operating temperature, and push the "ON" button. Then
"Pre" is shown on the temp readout until the oven comes up to
temperature. And the smooth glass stove top is a snap to cleanup. If
something should boil over, you don't have to lift up the burners and
take the spill pans out, etc. Just a quick wipe with a damp dish
cloth. It doesn't get much better than that.

Thanks for asking.

wrote:
Slow Code wrote:
What do you like best about appliance operating?

SC

Dear Slow, I'm a new ham. I passed my Novice Exams in November of
1986, so in Ham Years, I'm a new ham.

What do I like best about appliance operating? I like the features and
the ease of cleanup. The new GE range we have allows me to scroll up
to the desired operating temperature, and push the "ON" button. Then
"Pre" is shown on the temp readout until the oven comes up to
temperature. And the smooth glass stove top is a snap to cleanup. If
something should boil over, you don't have to lift up the burners and
take the spill pans out, etc. Just a quick wipe with a damp dish
cloth. It doesn't get much better than that.

Thanks for asking.
amzing the thing these procoders want to know. they keep reenforceing
the notion OOKed cw must have harmfull effects on the brain

When you passed the FCC exam - you are an Amateur Radio Operator period --
plain and simple.

Whether you passed a 20 wpm code test or no code - you are a Ham

Whether you had to draw the schematic for a Colpitts Oscillator or not - you
are a Ham

Whether you faced the steely-eyed FCC examiner or a VE -- you are a Ham

Those who say otherwise are shrouded in elitism and a synonym for elitism
is snobbery - plain and simple

This is 2006, not 1920

CL

Caveat Lector wrote:
When you passed the FCC exam - you are an Amateur Radio Operator period --
plain and simple.

Whether you passed a 20 wpm code test or no code - you are a Ham

Whether you had to draw the schematic for a Colpitts Oscillator or not - you
are a Ham

Whether you faced the steely-eyed FCC examiner or a VE -- you are a Ham

Those who say otherwise are shrouded in elitism and a synonym for elitism
is snobbery - plain and simple

This is 2006, not 1920

CL

You got that right.

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Caveat Lector wrote:
When you passed the FCC exam - you are an Amateur Radio Operator period
-- plain and simple.

Whether you passed a 20 wpm code test or no code - you are a Ham

Whether you had to draw the schematic for a Colpitts Oscillator or not
- you are a Ham

Whether you faced the steely-eyed FCC examiner or a VE -- you are a Ham

Those who say otherwise are shrouded in elitism and a synonym for
elitism is snobbery - plain and simple

This is 2006, not 1920

CL

You got that right.


It's nice to see a couple 11 meter jockeys agreeing with each other.

SC

Slow Code wrote:
wrote in
oups.com:


Caveat Lector wrote:
When you passed the FCC exam - you are an Amateur Radio Operator period
-- plain and simple.

Whether you passed a 20 wpm code test or no code - you are a Ham

Whether you had to draw the schematic for a Colpitts Oscillator or not
- you are a Ham

Whether you faced the steely-eyed FCC examiner or a VE -- you are a Ham

Those who say otherwise are shrouded in elitism and a synonym for
elitism is snobbery - plain and simple

This is 2006, not 1920

CL

You got that right.

It's nice to see a couple 11 meter jockeys agreeing with each other.

SC

Looks like Bruce and Dan are back...

wrote in
oups.com:


Slow Code wrote:
wrote in
oups.com:


Caveat Lector wrote:
When you passed the FCC exam - you are an Amateur Radio Operator
period -- plain and simple.

Whether you passed a 20 wpm code test or no code - you are a Ham

Whether you had to draw the schematic for a Colpitts Oscillator or
not - you are a Ham

Whether you faced the steely-eyed FCC examiner or a VE -- you are a
Ham

Those who say otherwise are shrouded in elitism and a synonym for
elitism is snobbery - plain and simple

This is 2006, not 1920

CL

You got that right.

It's nice to see a couple 11 meter jockeys agreeing with each other.

SC

Looks like Bruce and Dan are back...


I hope 11 meters opens up so you can get back on the band again and leave
the net for awhile. You're a bad influence on Mark in the Dark.