Thank you to all who wrote...
Henry Radio has responded to my piteous bleatings and wails of agony and
shipped the repaired rf deck this afternoon, thursday (now if UPS does not
lose it, all will be cool)...with expected delivery next wednesday... I thank
Henry Radio for their concern about my troubles....
Thanks for the suggestions and offers of help....
Denny
>From lare@worldnet.att.net (Larry Eckenrode) Fri Nov 15 14:20:29 1996
From: lare@worldnet.att.net (Larry Eckenrode) (Larry Eckenrode)
Subject: SRI State of Amateur Radio, contesting, etc etc
Message-ID: <328C7C2D.1428@worldnet.att.net>
Right out of the box, don't even think about flaming this message
because the next message is an unsubscribe. But then that won't stop
anything, will it?
Well, the worst thing I've done lately is apply for a vanity call.
Yes, I got one. It was on my list, so I like it. Not my number 1, but
then that's why we were given 25 choices.
Now I'm sorry I did it. Every where I go, reflector, 2 meters, HF,
somebody has a comment, mostly a useless one, mostly from people who
have not changed their call. End result - I'm sick and tried of hearing
about it.
As for the reflector, well, I subscribe, maybe to learn something from
the contest experts. I'd like to know where they are. I'm wearing out
the delete message routine in my mail package!!!.
As for contests, all they bring anymore is more flaming about the rules,
how it's run, etc. etc.. Seems to me there must be something better
in life.
All in all, I wish I could say, "It's been fun!", but it hasn't.
Hope your all enjoying yourselves.
73
Larry - Now K2GN, Ex - KD2NT, Ex Ex - WA2KRZ
>From 9v1yc@equator.lugs.org.sg (James Brooks) Fri Nov 15 14:27:31 1996
From: 9v1yc@equator.lugs.org.sg (James Brooks) (James Brooks)
Subject: 5th Asia Pacific Sprint Results
Message-ID: <328c7dd3.equator@equator.lugs.org.sg>
Asia-Pacific Sprint #5 19 October 1996
Final Scores
(* T-shirt winner)
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World Winner JH7WKQ
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Asia
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JH7WKQ* 53 x 42 2226
JH0KHR 52 x 41 2132
JH4NMT 51 x 41 2091
9V1YC 40 x 29 1160
JH1DYV 36 x 24 864
JA1XEM 30 x 25 750
JE1JKL 34 x 22 748
JK2VOC 29 x 24 696
JE1CKA 31 x 22 682
JH7FAH 26 x 22 572
JH4UTP 25 x 22 550
JA0FVU 27 x 20 540
JR0BQD 25 x 20 500
JE1PMQ 25 x 19 475
JF3IUC 23 x 20 460
JS1OYN 26 x 17 442
JG1EIQ 21 x 20 420
9V1ZW 24 x 17 408
JL1ZAZ 24 x 16 384 (op JN1MSO)
JA2QVP 18 x 15 270
JL7RIG 12 x 11 132
JA8MXC 11 x 10 110
Oceania
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VK5GN* 32 x 27 864
North America
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W6YA* 55 x 38 2090
W7OM 34 x 28 952
WA7BNM 30 x 26 780
VE7CQK* 3 x 3 9
Africa
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ZS6CAX* 7 x 5 35
Europe
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LY2FN* 5 x 5 25
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