VHF NFD
Brian Howie
Dust down your Snideband gear and have look for GM3HAM/P near Wigtown,
SW Scotland. 70cm, 2m, 4m and 6m.
73 Brian GM4DIJ
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Brian Morrison
> VHF NFD this weekend. It means the good weather will end.
>
Well it started raining in IO92 this morning, but so far without any
reduction in temperatures :(
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Josh Russel
"Brian Morrison" <scra...@fenrir.org.uk> wrote in message
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t' temperature drops will 'appen tomorrow. :(
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> Brian
Jack
> "Brian Morrison" <scra...@fenrir.org.uk> wrote in message
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>> Brian Howie wrote:
>>> VHF NFD this weekend. It means the good weather will end.
>>>
>> Well it started raining in IO92 this morning, but so far without any
>> reduction in temperatures :(
>>
>
> t' temperature drops will 'appen tomorrow. :(
>
>
Sorted it.
Farter Jack
Josh Russel
"Jack" <nos...@spam.co.uk> wrote in message
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Yeah? Woz it 'andshakin?
Jack
Jack
Mike Hunt
Yes, it is here again, but unworkable from this QTH
The local CB club has 3 "ops" on the hills to the north of me all are
overdriving poxy Micky Mouse linears.
They are widebanded over 600kc combined, 2 on 2m and another flitting
about on all 4 lower bands.
Wont listen when anyone tries to help or asks them to turn the drive
down, for example one is using a Trio 9130 on full power (25w) into a
M/M 100ls "linear" designed for a maximum 10w drive for full o/p
You couldnt make it up, shit for brains
I hope it pisses down on them all weekend :)
Mike Hunt
> On Sat, 04 Jul 2009 15:18:02 +0100
> Mike Hunt <imac...@baldsheep.com> wrote:
>
>> Wont listen when anyone tries to help or asks them to turn the drive
>> down, for example one is using a Trio 9130 on full power (25w) into a
>> M/M 100ls "linear" designed for a maximum 10w drive for full o/p
>
> London in the early 1980s, he was audible for hundreds of kHz when his
> "linear" was enabled. I got him to reduce the drive and the problem
> went away.
>
> A few minutes later, tuned back to the SSB calling frequency and
> suddenly nasty wideband spitchy noises appear. I find him back to
> condition one and then asked why he had increased the drive again.
>
> "Oh, I didn't realise that it would be a problem again" he said, "I
> thought that once I'd showed you it was fixed with lower drive that it
> would stay that way at higher drive!"
>
> I despair.....
>
It seems that 29 years later no-one has learned anything
Mike Hunt
> On Sat, 04 Jul 2009 15:18:02 +0100, Mike Hunt
> <imac...@baldsheep.com> wrote:
>
>> The local CB club has 3 "ops" on the hills to the north of me all are
>> overdriving poxy Micky Mouse linears.
>>
>> They are widebanded over 600kc combined, 2 on 2m and another flitting
>> about on all 4 lower bands.
>>
>> Wont listen when anyone tries to help or asks them to turn the drive
>> down, for example one is using a Trio 9130 on full power (25w) into a
>> M/M 100ls "linear" designed for a maximum 10w drive for full o/p
>>
>> You couldnt make it up, shit for brains
>
>
> Brian and his cronies have a lot to answer for.
>
> 73 de Wlat
>
And now its even worse Walt , as I am trying to work sp E,s and these
nutters are splattering 5 by 9 E,s sigs 30 kc away !
Steve
>
> Dust down your Snideband gear and have look for GM3HAM/P near Wigtown,
> SW Scotland. 70cm, 2m, 4m and 6m.
>
> 73 Brian GM4DIJ
Nice to make it with GM3HAM/P on two metres. Was it you Brian?
Listened for a long while for you on 70cms but nothing. No other GMs
heard either.
Hope you had a good Field Day.
73 Steve G8IZY IO91VC
Brian Howie
<st...@nospamforme.co.uk> writes
>On Fri, 03 Jul 2009 09:26:23 +0100, Brian Howie wrote:
>
>
>>
>> Dust down your Snideband gear and have look for GM3HAM/P near Wigtown,
>> SW Scotland. 70cm, 2m, 4m and 6m.
>>
>> 73 Brian GM4DIJ
>
>Nice to make it with GM3HAM/P on two metres. Was it you Brian?
No I was doing 4m and 6m, glad you made it.
>Listened for a long while for you on 70cms but nothing. No other GMs
>heard either.
>
Conditions were not good, and there were struggling to keep 70cms
running, due to lack of operators.
>Hope you had a good Field Day.
Yeh it was good fun. Weather was reasonably kind. We made a tactical
mistake by going to the pub on Saturday and missing the SpE opening to
Portugal on 2m and the Caribbean on 6m. Such is life.
Jim GM4DHJ/M
so they did not know it was wrong. God placed the tree in the garden so that
he would have an excuse to downgrade his creations. Doesn't that make God
look pathetic? Gods plans were partly thwarted by a wonderful angel known as
Satan, who sacrificed himself for us. God told Adam he would die the day he
ate from the tree. Satan said he would not. The Bible says that Adam lived
on for many years. So God lied and Satan told the truth. Satan told Adam
that when he ate from the tree his eyes would be opened and he would know
right from wrong, aka have free will. The Bible says that is what happened.
Again Satan told the truth. God did not want humans to have free will.
"Barry OGrady"
Frank Turner-Smith G3VKI
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