Some of the forum posts are still available in Googles cache. If you
enter the following search in google:
site:www.flex-radio.com forum
you can then click on the cached link and view the page. Probably not a
complete cache of the
forum but something if anyone wants to find some of the more memorable
posts and save them away.
I also checked the internet archive wayback machine (www.archive.org)
but they only had two dates of
www.flex-radio.com and for some reason there was an error accessing
those. Sigh.
73,
Kurt KC9FOL
ecellison wrote:
Phil Lee et al.
I am also sad to see the website go and do enjoy reading Larry's exploits
etc. I am especially sad at the loss of content which probably could have
been served up in another way. It is not only a chronologic historic record
of the radios revolution, but also still had a good deal of useful content.
Ah Well!
Eric2
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Lee A Crocker
Sent: Thursday, December 01, 2005 6:03 PM
To: FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: [Flexradio] Website
Larry
Why don't you set up a regular blog at one of the
blogsites like "blogger", and include the url in a
signature file. I am interested in your 80M exploits,
and the blog would be a more natural method of
recording them as opposed to a series of reflected
emails.
Blogger is trivial to set up and its free.
73 Lee W9OY
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