[AMRadio] more computer stuff

2010-02-21 Thread Bernie Doran
I have been doing every thing I can think of to clean up and speed up my PC 
that is used with the SDR-IQ and I ran across something else that I never 
heard of in addition the previous post I made about %temp% file cleanout.

MS has designed their system to log and store every internet site visited 
and email sent/received in .dat files. These are  super hidden and not 
easily addressed or deleted.  the group is index.dat.   they can be removed 
by accessing the c drive root and using the dos command del index.dat/s ( I 
think it takes out all of them in one swoop) Mine had giga bits of stored 
crap.  It really pulls my chain to learn that indeed big brother really is 
watching..

I also found that CCleaner takes out a bunch of useless junk and may even 
remove the .dat files, but not sure about that. look on the internet for 
index.dat, you can find how to access the root directly and delete those 
records.
After deletion they immeadiatly start again to store and track.
I am willing to bet there are additionhal areas of stored info that has no 
reason to be there. there must be someone out there that knows computers 
that could provide additional info.   73 Bernie  ps be sure to wear your tin 
foil hat so you do not wipe your memory!!! 


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[AMRadio] Good AM Signals on 15 Meters Today

2010-02-21 Thread Mike Duke, K5XU
I just finished a qso with WA7ISJ in Tucson, and one with VE6KQ.

Signals were very good.

Brian, from VY1 land is also in there again today on 21.425.


Fire up your favorite rig and come on up to 15 meters. There's lots of 
room up there until the CW contest ends later today.




Mike Duke, K5XU
American Council of Blind Radio Amateurs


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[AMRadio] W8VYZ on 20 Meters

2010-02-21 Thread Mike Duke, K5XU
I just took a quick tune down to 20 meters after working everybody I 
could hear on 15.

Caught the end of a cq from W8VYZ on 14.286.

Bless his hart, he is sounding very very frail.





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Re: [AMRadio] Good AM Signals on 15 Meters Today

2010-02-21 Thread wb4...@teara.org
Working Brian W1LYD/VY1 from the Yukon Territory on 21.440 AM right now...59
all the way to NC!

Dave Wb4IUY
www.WB4IUY.net


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[AMRadio] 15 is open

2010-02-21 Thread Dave Rothermel
I just worked VE6CQ on 15 meters AM in
Calgary, AB Canada.
K9DVL Dave
Logansport Indiana
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Re: [AMRadio] AM on 15 Meters Today

2010-02-21 Thread Mike Duke, K5XU
Jim,

I too worked Rick, VE6CQ. His Ranger was pounding into Mississippi.

VE6KQ is John, also in Calgary. He was running an Eico 720 and 730 
combo.


- Original Message - 
From: Jim Wilhite w...@brightok.net
To: Discussion of AM Radio in the Amateur Service 
amradio@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Sunday, February 21, 2010 3:19 PM
Subject: Re: [AMRadio] Good AM Signals on 15 Meters Today


VE6KQ or was it VE6CQ, Rick in Clagary?  I just finished tuning around
and found Rick calling CQ.  Spent about 20 minutes and his signal was
strong all the way through.  WA2JID up on the PA/NY border broke in 
but
Rick couldn't hear him.

Down in the SSB part an EA8 (Canary Islands) was over 9 here with my 
40
meter antenna.  No telling how strong he would have been if I had
attached the beam

Jim/W5JO

- Original Message - 



I just finished a qso with WA7ISJ in Tucson, and one with VE6KQ.

 Signals were very good.

 Brian, from VY1 land is also in there again today on 21.425.


 Fire up your favorite rig and come on up to 15 meters. There's lots 
 of
 room up there until the CW contest ends later today.




 Mike Duke, K5XU
 American Council of Blind Radio Amateurs


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Re: [AMRadio] more computer stuff

2010-02-21 Thread Walt Van Arsdale
This is a database search index file for Internet Explorer,
providing greatly increased for some searches and the self
complete function.  No nefarious intent from my viewpount!
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Index.dat for more info.

Walt Van Arsdale
Pygmy Wizard Computing
mailto:  varsd...@verizon.net
903.267.3770 mobile

-Original Message-
From: amradio-boun...@mailman.qth.net
[mailto:amradio-boun...@mailman.qth.net]on Behalf Of Bernie
Doran
Sent: Sunday, February 21, 2010 11:21 AM
To: Discussion of AM Radio in the Amateur Service
Subject: [AMRadio] more computer stuff


I have been doing every thing I can think of to clean up and
speed up my PC
that is used with the SDR-IQ and I ran across something else
that I never
heard of in addition the previous post I made about %temp%
file cleanout.

MS has designed their system to log and store every internet
site visited
and email sent/received in .dat files. These are  super
hidden and not
easily addressed or deleted.  the group is index.dat.   they
can be removed
by accessing the c drive root and using the dos command del
index.dat/s ( I
think it takes out all of them in one swoop) Mine had giga
bits of stored
crap.  It really pulls my chain to learn that indeed big
brother really is
watching..

I also found that CCleaner takes out a bunch of useless junk
and may even
remove the .dat files, but not sure about that. look on the
internet for
index.dat, you can find how to access the root directly and
delete those
records.
After deletion they immeadiatly start again to store and
track.
I am willing to bet there are additionhal areas of stored
info that has no
reason to be there. there must be someone out there that
knows computers
that could provide additional info.   73 Bernie  ps be sure
to wear your tin
foil hat so you do not wipe your memory!!!



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