Geoff and others,
I will make a decision, hopefully this weekend, on the fate of for
sale ads on the list. I really would hate to ban them, however the
rules that have been posted over and over, and seem to be getting
pushed aside as if they don't matter. The archives do not need to be
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From: W5OMR/Geoff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Discussion of AM Radio
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Sent: Friday, August 11, 2006 7:58 PM
Subject: Spam:, Re: Spam:, [AMRadio] FS:
NOS Transformers and More Miscellany
Fred L. DeRoos wrote:
Hi Don,
Did you get my
Paul said:
Paul/VJB, any ideas on this?
w5ami
Jim WD5JKO reply:
Paul, maybe the sellers can upload the for sale lists on the web, and then
announce the stuff on our AM Reflector with a link. The link takes you to
the for sale items and a hyperlinked email address of the seller. This makes
Paul et al;
I am shortly going to have a bunch of tubes for sale. I would very much
like to post them on this reflector.
I think it would help if when you hit the REPLY TO SENDER, it went to the
person being replied to, not the reflector. Thank you. I get a lot of
info from this reflector.
73,
The responders should look at the e-mail address of the sender, and just
type it in the To box. Works on IE.
Joe W4AAB
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From: Jim candela [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Discussion of AM Radio amradio@mailman.qth.net
Sent:
crawfish wrote:
The responders should look at the e-mail address of the sender, and just
type it in the To box. Works on IE.
Joe W4AAB
and every other e-mail program. One only has to be cognizant of where
the email they're sending, is
Brian:
Your absolutely correct. I can't remember how many times you've repeated
this same request on this reflector and still the same things happen. The
AM Forum web site has an excellent section for sale and want items.
Pictures can be posted, links can be added, and far more versatile then
this
Thanks Pete! The AM Forum For Sale and Wanted forums are an excellent
place for these listings. I suggested this before and surprised that
more people don't use it for that purpose.
There is no charge or fees to become a member of the amfone.net
forums, and as Pete said, if you only want to
Please lighten up and put these things in perspective! All the complaining
creates more clutter than the original offense. We all try to comply with
the rules, but it isn't a major deal to hit delete button for unwanted traffic.
You are going to discourage everyone from posting anything,
Hello All,
I'm looking for a few things for my HQ-145X...
Band Switch Knob
Meter Cover (clear plastic, mines badly scratched/melted)
Hammarlund art for where the clock would go, if it had a clock...
Thanks in advance for any help!
Craig K6QI
Jack I think it is just a bit more than unwanted traffic on your computer.
Each message is archived for history which is stored on a disk at the
server. What I think Brian is saying that he just archives everything
without editing out the replies saying I want this or that. And I don't
blame
Jim Wilhite wrote:
If that is the case, it is space that could be used for other messages
that have value to a discussion for someone to retrieve later. I
personally like seeing the for sale ads, but can understand why Brian
would not under the present circumstances. Please don't hesitate
Radio Station W5AMI wrote:
In closing; many years ago, and you should remember this Jack; most of
the founding members of this list agreed that for sale items were
perfectly fine, however we all agreed that any negotiating or replies
to items someone wanted to buy would be made OFF LIST.
This
Since it was my for-sale posting which touched this off, I guess I should
say something. What I want to say is that I support whatever the list
members and list admin want to do. I have no problem with a ban for-sale
posts or whatever action the list feels is necessary to maintain the
integrity of
Thanks for the reminder and patience, Brian. It seems to me the few
rules the list asks of us are a small price to pay for the service you
guys provide. Hell, I just appreciate you guys putting up with me!
Keep up the great work!
Rick/K5IZ
Radio Station W5AMI wrote:
Hi Jack,
I
Rick Brashear wrote:
Hey, the other day, I stumbled across your selling of a virtal shitload
of ham gear, Rick...
Wish I had known about that small linear by WRL... I've been looking at
DC/AC inverters, and something like a
4CX250B amp would do just -wonderful- as a mobile linear, *if* I had
W5OMR/Geoff wrote:
Rick Brashear wrote:
Hey, the other day, I stumbled across your selling of a virtal shi
I hate it when I do that.
Reply to me off-list, Rick.
Sorry, guys. (oops)
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