Paul: 4U calls are those issued under the authority of the United Nations.
4U1UN is in New York, 4U1ITU is in Geneva and 4U1VIC is in Vienna, all in
installations under UN control. The 4U/ stations on peacekeeping duties in
Haiti, Bosnia, the Golan Heights and elsewhere are operating under UN
authority, rather than the authority of the Haitian, Bosnian or Syrian
governments. 4U-prefixed stations can be almost anywhere, but they are more
likely to be in trouble spots where local authorities have better things to do
than licence hams, so they're usually well worth chasing.
73, Dave VE2ZP/VE9CB
Packet: VE2ZP@VA3TCP.#EON.ON.CAN.NOAM
InterNet: ve2zp@va3tcp.ampr.org
>From GOOSE WD8LLD <GOOSTER@delphi.com> Thu Apr 27 03:44:20 1995
From: GOOSE WD8LLD <GOOSTER@delphi.com> (GOOSE WD8LLD)
Subject: Mad River Radio Club Suite at Dayton
Message-ID: <01HPT7RHC5829D66NV@delphi.com>
Hi all,
Don't forget to stop by and say hello as well as grab a refreshment
at the Mad River Radi Suite at Dayton. We can be fou in
Room 425 from 8 p.m until 2 a.m.
Hope to see all you CONTEST (had to get that in) types there!!!
73........de goose "gooster@delphi.com"
>From cook_a_r_j_andrew <cook_a_r_j_andrew@bt-web.bt.co.uk> Thu Apr 27
>11:08:44 1995
From: cook_a_r_j_andrew <cook_a_r_j_andrew@bt-web.bt.co.uk> (cook_a_r_j_andrew)
Subject: FT1000 PIN Diodes
Hi All,
I think this one has been chewed over before, but I wasn't too worried
about it all at the time, so I didn't take any notes!
Does anyone have the information about how much / if any performance
gain there is to be had from replacing the front-end PIN diodes in the
FT1000. Is it all 2nd order IMD performance improvement, or are there
some in-band benefits to be had.
Perhaps more importantly - we have a rig which needs some replacements
- some got smoked during a contest and replaced hurredly with BA379s I
think. What is the best device to put in there?
Thanks for the help,
73,
Andy Cook, G4PIQ.
cook_a_r_j_andrew@bt-web.bt.co.uk
>From slp9m@cc.usu.edu (Scott E. Parker) Thu Apr 27 21:30:08 1995
From: slp9m@cc.usu.edu (Scott E. Parker) (Scott E. Parker)
Subject: Available calls
Message-ID: <9504272030.AA03417@paradise.declab.usu.edu>
Excuse me. I've done my homework - searched my drives and some FTP sites
to no avail. I need someone's help.
I'm looking for the list of available 1x2 calls. I had it once and I
believe I got it from this reflector. Would some kind soul please:
1. point me to a net resource (ftp site, www page, whatever) where I can
find it.
2. mail it to me at either the return address or preferably to
sparker@Coquina.cass.usu.edu.
Thanks! 73, -SEP
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Scott E. Parker WA7VYJ
Center for Atmospheric and Space Sciences
Utah State University Logan, UT 84322-4405
Internet: sparker@coquina.cass.usu.edu sparker@cedar.hao.ucar.edu
Twisted pair: 801-797-2975 (USU) 801-797-2992 (FAX) 801-753-3924 (home)
>From km6sn@beacons.cts.com (Rod Davis) Fri Apr 28 00:09:57 1995
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Subject: nomail
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>From westnet@iol.ie (Liam) Thu Apr 27 23:41:17 1995
From: westnet@iol.ie (Liam) (Liam)
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