RE: [Elecraft] Use of Abbreviations (OT?)

2005-06-13 Thread John - G3XRJ
Got me thinking this one 
I was a commercial operator for over thirty years in coastal radio
stations,
while at the same time being active on the ham bands.

During my day at work I would often do several 2 hour rotating stints on
CW and Phone.
I cant recall any use of Q codes when on the RT points even when talking
to a commercial op at the other end.

Expressions such as 73's were virtually unknown on CW

However I would often start my day with an hour's dxing on the low bands
and fitted in with the parlance without a thought.

su and hve a gd trip

73's John  
dit dit





In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Also, I'm still searching for a definitive answer to the question of
whether
it is appropriate to use Q-signals in phone transmissions.  For
example, is it
really appropriate to say QRZ? this is K5XXX.  Or would it be correct
to
say Who is calling me, this is K5XXX?  Of course, using a Q-signal by
reference would be appropriate, such as The QRN level is very high 
today.  Or is it?

And it seems silly to me to say HI, HI instead of just laughing.
Should
this term be used on phone?

 

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[Elecraft] KX1 FS in UK

2005-01-16 Thread John - G3XRJ
KX1 Srl 904 with 30m, ATU and Paddle option all fitted.
I built this in late October to take with me to Bermuda.
It tested flawlessly first time at all stages.
In two weeks of very casual operating from VP9 it made 95 contacts -
including 5 JA's LP on 30m. 

It is absolutely pristine with no marks or scratches, in its original
box with a pair of Sony Earbuds and a spare set of Lithium batteries
thrown in.
Manual and UK Customs receipt.

£250 inc PP UK - Elsewhere at cost. 



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[Elecraft] KX1 srl 904 is up

2004-10-28 Thread John - G3XRJ
And running fine.
Setup and responded exactly as per book. Great kit.
It will be on the air from VP9 for 2 weeks from Nov5 



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[Elecraft] KX1 needed in UK

2004-10-14 Thread John - G3XRJ
I've just stumbled across the KX1.
I'm off to VP9 for a couple of weeks very soon and am wondering whether
anybody in the UK have one of these little beauties for sale ?

John G3XRJ 


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