On Fri, 2 Jul 2004, David Walker wrote:
How about better propagation for DX fans? A sign we have been neglecting
the Sun God for far too long.
I've been given to understand that in technically advanced countries, the Sun
God has fallen out of favor and prayers are now conducted at the numero
How about better propagation for DX fans? A sign we have been neglecting
the Sun God for far too long.
Dave
VK2NA
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Subject: [Elecraft] The Big Four: YETI
How
How about KEYIT for Kenwood fans?
VE2PID Pierre
KX1 #442
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On Jun 29, 2004, at 10:38 AM, Gene A. Williamson wrote:
For decades now we's spoken of "The Big Three" ham equipment
manufacturers, the most common epithet being YaeComWood. Times have
changed, and with the current emphasis on receiver performance -- and
introduction of new and better engine
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- Daniel
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Maybe it should be something more along the lines of ...
IT YAKS (Icom-TenTec Yaesu-Alinco-Kenwood-SGC) ... what most appliance
operators do with their commercial radios
or... ITS a YAK (big hairy animal used as a beast of burden - not to be
confused with some ham radio operators)
or... maybe ev
Maybe it should be something more along the lines of ...
IT YAKS (Icom-TenTec Yaesu-Alinco-Kenwood-SGC) ... what most appliance
operators do with their commercial radios
or... ITS a YAK (big hairy animal used as a beast of burden - not to be
confused with some ham radio operators)
or... maybe ev
I disagree. The YaeComWood moniker implies these appliances are
interchangeable/indistinguishable. The Elecraft rigs most certainly are not!
Dan / WG4S / K2 #2456
I suggest a more proper reference might be "YETI" -- for Yaesu / Elecraft /
Tentec / and Icom.
GM OMs, YLs ...
For decades now we's spoken of "The Big Three" ham equipment
manufacturers, the most common epithet being YaeComWood. Times have
changed, and with the current emphasis on receiver performance -- and
introduction of new and better engineering -- I suggest a more proper
reference
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