WW2PT wrote:
Go for the kit! Unless you have eyesight problems or two left thumbs
you should have zero problems following the assembly manual.
Having two left feet and being unable to dance as well as two left
thumbs and inept at kits I'm glad to see the option of ready built. :-)
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73 K5LDB
Easy enough to solve. Just send your radio in for a retest.
To arbitrarily dismiss this test as non-representative smacks of a
troll.
No it doesn't. This is exactly the reason why the ARRL buys a rig and
doesn't accept product from manufacturers to test.
73 K5LDB
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jo benoit wrote:
Hello
,
While
I
was
waiting
for
my
K3
to
arrive,
Someone has a significant problem with their email program it appears.
Maybe classic rock would be better. :)
73 K5LDB
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STEPHEN W BANKS wrote:
Hi Everyone,
With a K3 in my future (I ordered a loaded one about a month ago), are there
are any non-contesters like me out there who are K3 owners, or prospective
owners, who just like hamming in general and have no special need for the K3's
contesting prowess?
those who are frustrated or who just would like more accurate shipping
predictions have any right to express this on the list. It is just as valid
an issue for those waiting for a K3 as technical questions are for those who
are lucky enough to already have one.
There is a bigger picture than
Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft wrote:
Guys - Please do not moderate the list. I'll jump in when I feel it is
necessary or my feelings are hurt too much ;-)
73, Eric WA6HHQ
List Moderator and Punching Bag.
I apologize if my post was the catalyst. I never even thought about
moderating the
I don't read every word of every post so I missed this lawyerly krap
when it first appeared. I'm not yet an owner and haven't consumed any
koolaid. I'm just someone who realizes the extremely excessive intrusion
of lawyers and legal speak into every possible area. If only we were
blessed with
Thom LaCosta wrote:
On Fri, 11 Jan 2008, David J Windisch wrote:
What will it take? 73 Dave N3HE
Hi Dave!
Well, I really don't want to sell it...so the offer has to be so
compelling that I couldn't refuse it.
One would have to consider the initial deposit, then the time cost of
money, and
G4ILO wrote:
That depends on whether you set the Receive your own posts to the list?
option in the subscription options.
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Julian, G4ILO K2 s/n: 392 K3 s/n: ???
G4ILO's Shack: www.g4ilo.com
Zerobeat Ham Forums: www.zerobeat.net/smf
Thank you for the suggestion. When I read it I thought
Ed K1EP wrote:
It has nothing to do with the list. It is a feature of gmail. It
discards or just archives the mail that you posted.
That kind of sucks. I just looked at options and there's no way to
change that either, unless I'm too blind to see it. Well, at least now I
know what's the
I've always been under the impression it's EL uh kraft.
Is it Ella or Elly?
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Post to: Elecraft@mailman.qth.net
You must be a subscriber
I thought I had my posting problems cleared up. I've replied to a few
posts and get a confirmation of my message being received but it never
shows up in my email from the reflector. Are the replies we make not
sent back to us?
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73 K5LDB
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You might also want to check out qth.net.
Guys,
In preparation for my K3 I am planning on selling some equipment. Does anyone have a suggestion how I can determine the going prices for equipment? I have several trancievers to sell and am not sure what to ask for them.
Thank you,
Tom
It is still considered good practice for email clients to wrap text in
outgoing email to less than 80 characters.
That makes it break the common long URIs for a particular
product or article. It also wraps a reply, causing alternate
long lines with a word or two on the next line when
Unless one is typing on a manual typewriter or has reached the
end of a paragraph and is hitting return to add a blank line
before the next paragraph then one shouldn't put a linefeed in
their message in my opinion.
That is all well and good if the e-mail sending program wraps
I am
Sarah K. wrote:
I'm back from my week-long road trip, and I finally have pictures from
my trip online, plus the pictures from my K2 build...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/af6fh/collections/
(Note: If you're offended by pictures of ham radios and stuffed
animals in close proximity, you probably
I'm a K3 wannabe who's tried for some time to post and never can get
through. Before throwing in the towel I thought I'd try one more time
with my latest setting changes in my email program. I'm a new ham
learning new stuff by lurking here, including how much I don't know or
understand. I do
I'm just a dumb ole country boy that somehow wound up in a big city. A
few thoughts on this subject, in no particular order, would be as follows.
1. Plan before acting.
2. Use the right tool for the job.
3. Count to 10 before diving into something.
4. Use your common sense before using anything
Is there a way to set a cutoff number of messages to get per digest?
Sometimes I get upwards of 50 per digest and it makes it challenging to
follow threads. I'd rather get 2 or 3 digests of 20 messages a day than
a single huge one, if that's possible. Thanks and 73.
Leo
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73 K5LDB
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