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On 06/22/2014 23:42, Robert Rode wrote:
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one sunday morning, lightning hit my GROUNDED tower on top, grounded, mind
you,..didnt
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It's not a big deal. The important thing is "Does it communicate?" or "Does
the recipient understand what the sender means to say?"
If I spelled the above word "comunicait" it would still get across. Purists
can c
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I am not sure to whom you directed your question to, but allow me answer.
A lot of terms when used in casual conversation rather than for their original
intend use, tend to get perverted.
Yes, "73" was originally
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Really? What difference does it make we all know what it means
Ernie
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Maybe the apostrophe + letter "s" was possessive, not plural?
Hence "My" regards and "My" love and kisses.
This will satisfy both of the debate since the possessive is optional.
Tracy Johnson
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On the subject of "ancient" long range communication there are some references
that your students can enjoy.
Arthur C Clarke wrote an excellent book on transoceanic communications and the
competition between un
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The local radio station I work at was hit by lightning a couple years ago
just as I was getting on shift. We have a ground net in the field around
the station (it was built in the 60's) but it still popped a few fu
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All the same if some hugs and kisses are good then more is better.
Ii have gotten hundreds of young people interested in shortwave radio with
things I recorded over the last 50 years.
The numbers stations mil ai
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Messed up the link...
http://ka8vit.com/download/hiram-percy-1AW-73s-1925.jpg
73 - Bill KA8VIT
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> And never plural. It's 73 and 88, not 73's or 88's. That would be best
> wisheses and hugs and kisseses.
While we all know what 73 and 88 mean and how the are supposed to be
used on the air,even Hiram Percy Max
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Its my dim recollection that these go back to the telegraph days. Seems to me
I read an artucle in the 70's about that.
On June 23, 2014 1:09:11 AM AKDT, KD7JYK DM09 wrote:
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73 is a ham radio term that is similar to saying "Thanks and good luck" or
similarly "Best wishes"
Tradionally 88 is "love and kisses" -typically sent to the operator's wife.
"73s Bill and 88s to your XYL" -or
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