During the early 1970's (I believe the date is right) there was a small period where amateur extras where allowed to choose personalized callsign. I beli
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Let me try this one more time. It is apparent from my first posting of my question on
time zones that many of you didn't understand the question. Thanks to those who have
tried to provide an answer. Here it is again with clarification:
Is there a listing that shows what time zone is being used for various major cities
around the world for different times of the year. For example, I switch between CST
(Central Standard Time) and CDT (Central Daylight Time). My case in point is that my son is in England right now and is staying in Newcastle, which I wou
I already know about the 15 degree business and that some countries are off by .5 hours
but I am interested in knowing if anyone else is switching times during the year other
than the US.
73s,
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Can someone please email some frequencies for receiving fax and sstv on hf radio. I want to test my soundblaster fax sstv program. thanks for your help.
From: gmolnar@nexus.interealm.com (George J. Molnar)
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Subject: Re: FAX/SSTV?
Date: Thu, 22 Jun 1995 00:58:15 GMT
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naky@tanuki.twics.com wrote:
>Can someone please email some frequencies for receiving fax and sstv on hf radio. I want to test my soundblaster fax sstv program. thanks for your help
In article <3s9hl6$n6k@kadath.zeitgeist.net>, Jeffrey Pawlan
|> { Much other stuff deleted ...}
|> I suggest that you consider their total disregard for truth-in-advertising
|> before either selling to them or buying from them.
|>
Well, there is one thing about Tucker - they are arrogant, they have a good selection, and they charge way too much for their used equipment. However, th
Their Ham Radio business is still their secondary business. His primary business is Test Equipment rental and sales. He is VERY expensive, but he has a
As for the trade-in value, I've heard horror stories, yet I've got several ham radio buddies who have received high trade-ins for their ham gear.
Bottom line --- there are two large ham stores within 5 miles of my home. I go to Texas Towers whenever I need something because I can't stand dealing wi
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Marc B. Grant | Bell-Northern Research | 214/684-7620 (ESN 444)
mcgrant@bnr.ca | Richardson, Texas | Amateur Radio N5MEI
| CDMA Product Test 2K16 |
"Opinions expressed are mine and not those of my employer"
Keywords: I had a problem with Super Morse 4.10 and I del SM1.usr ( and other .usr). The program creates defaults then you set the sblaster on adain. Good luck
: In article <3s9hl6$n6k@kadath.zeitgeist.net>, Jeffrey Pawlan
: |> { Much other stuff deleted ...}
: |> I suggest that you consider their total disregard for truth-in-advertising
: |> before either selling to them or buying from them.
: |>
: Well, there is one thing about Tucker - they are arrogant, they have a good selection, and they charge way too much for their used equipment. However,
has very deep pockets (VERY DEEP) and can afford to have merchandise sitting on the shelf, especially when he's paid next to nothing for it.
: Their Ham Radio business is still their secondary business. His primary business is Test Equipment rental and sales. He is VERY expensive, but he has
s it.
: As for the trade-in value, I've heard horror stories, yet I've got several ham radio buddies who have received high trade-ins for their ham gear.
: Bottom line --- there are two large ham stores within 5 miles of my home. I go to Texas Towers whenever I need something because I can't stand dealing
Tucker because they have a huge inventory, and on connectors, cables and such, he has good prices.
Every time I go into TT, they act like they're too good to wait on me. At
least at Tucker's I can get waited on...
If I want to buy used gear, I go to the Sidewalk Sale, or listen to the
weekly swap nets on 2m.
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