Larry,
You might find the KE5RCS registration material helpful. This was prepared
by one of our members, Lloyd, K1LGJ.
http://www.hotera.org/Documents/KE5RCS%20Registration.pdf
BTW, we'll be practicing using D-Rats tonight at 8 pm CDT on Ref 015.
Brad,
KV5V
On 6/8/10, n7bcp
Steve,
Congratulations. Should have mentioned it this morning.
I visited with Tushar Patel at ECPI this morning and mentioned that you
have tower access to Killeen. He is interested in talking with you. So I'm
going to forward your phone number. He would also like help setting up a
Steve,
I hope Icom is cooperative and willing to replace the speaker. Wonder if
the '92 speaker is different from the one in the '91. I suspect speaker
failures are about as likely in one radio as in the other.
Thanks for sending the ICF file. Last night, I began the process of
understanding
Steve,
Just remembered...when I had to replace the speaker in my IC-2AT, I ordered
from Mouser. To get the right size, I bought several from their large
selection, and together they cost less than one from ICOM. The one I chose
also handled more power and sounded better.
Just a thought.
Brad
Mike,
I don't have one, but as I remember, Radio Shack used to carry ham intro
material.
(I'll be in Ft. Worth on the 18th. Won't be available to help.)
73,
Brad, KV5V
Salado
On 11/10/08, Michael C. Sherrod [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As a result of the d-star presentation to a local
I'm glad it went well, Steve. Congratulations for helping us put our best
foot forward.
Brad, KV5V
On 11/4/08, Steve Bosshard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The 40 some 4th Graders at Tarver Elementary say a BIG THANK YOU ! to
the many hams who stopped by to visit on DSTAR. You made a very good
George,
Thanks for your comments. I made a mistake when I sent the question I
intended for Steve to the whole reflector. My apologies to all.
It does seem that some of the newer, cost-reduced network gear is
sub-standard. Too bad the US FCC doesn't require immunity as well as
emissions
Steve,
I believe I remember someone posting comments about problems with DSL
routers. One version was fairly immune to RF and the other, newer one was
not. Can't find the discussion in the archive, though.
Do you remember this exchange? (I may be remembering it from the
topband reflector,
Ray,
If your computer has a COM port (with a DB-9 connector on the rear cover),
you can plug in the DB-9 connector on the cable and go to work. If yours is
a relatively new computer, it may only have USB and Ethernet connectors. If
this is the case, you'll need the Com-to-USB adaptor that Steve
On 6/30/08, Steve S. Bosshard (NU5D) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Aside from the losses mentioned earlier in coaxial cable, (IR loss,
Dielectric Losses, and Radiation) under radiation, aside from the
percentage of shielding, the resistivity of the shielding also comes
into play:
For shielding to
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