To Bob Pietsch's family and to the IRCA Group,
Although I have only been on this list for only two months, I could read his
e-mails and see right away that he was a very giving person. His interests
were in the furtherment of the hobby and I thought his presence was very
refreshing.
I am exten
Thx Saul,
I had that thought back when the CKDO test was announced last year, but
never acted on it. You are right about their music being heard over many of
the graveyarders.
Die Mensch Machine/The Man Machine is still my favorite even though the pop
format is noticably different from their
Marc,
I believe it. Last winter, I heard an amateur station from Arkansas running
50 watts (distance 850 miles) on the 60 meter band, plus your station's
signal was travelling over saltwater.
Thanks for sharing.
73 Joe Miller, Troy, MI
On Wed, 18 Apr 2007 16:45:27 +, Marc DeLorenzo wrote
> You've probably already seen reports from others here
> on the list about KXTR changing to WDAF, then changing
> back soon after. I remember hearing them ID as "WDAF"
> when I last checked back in February, and indeed the
> WDAF logo was on their web page for awhile. Was
> reported on amlogbook
Colin,
You crack me up. Keep up the good work :) :) :)
73 Joe Miller
On Thu, 5 Apr 2007 11:30:09 -0700, cafe wrote
> Wireless headphones? WIRELESS HEADPHONES!!?? :-)
> Have ye no shame laddie!
> Contributing to the RF problem no less!
> Shame. Shame! Triple-Shame! :-)
> Get
Paul, Pete, & Group
That is about what I had expected to see. A 1,000 watt amateur radio
amplifier is $3,000-4,000 and they typically don't run the full duty cycle
as a broadcaster would.
The other "wowzer" is the cost of electricity as most amps typically use
twice as much electricity as wha
Thx Jerry,
It's too bad they didn't have this system in place about three years ago
when CKLW in Windsor was shut down for several nights with antenna repairs.
I have heard "PJB" once in the early seventies, but being 30 miles due north
of CKLW, I hope I don't have to wait another 30 years.
73
Thx Colin, I needed that. I still like the one where Homer said to
Bart "Here, take your shortwave and all that other complicated stuff..." (or
something like that).
73 Joe Miller
On Tue, 3 Apr 2007 09:28:12 -0700, cafe wrote
> Smile of the day:
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPNTbksR4NM
Hello everyone,
I believe many or most of you know me by now through my participation on the
NRC DX List, but I have finally taken the big plunge and joined this fine
list as well.
I have been an on again off again DXER since 1967 when my dad brought home a
10 transistor Arvin portable multiba
