morse code?
M0CQL
just shut up and get on with it !
megh...@hotmail.com
"M0CQL" <andrew...@ntlworld.com> wrote:
> Moaning about morse code?
> just shut up and get on with it !
>
>
No thanks, I can wait until 2004 :o)
*MegHz*
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M0CQL
M0CQL
then you have the pleasure of forgetting it like me !!!
ANDY
. wrote in message <4egr6t48njot55okm...@4ax.com>...
>DDDOOOOhhhhhh
G8ASO;;;;;
creator, Samuel Morse.
To consider it as a viable form of communication in the 21st Century is on a
par with travelling to work by "hoop & stick"!
G8ASO
"M0CQL" <andrew...@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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ged
<andrew...@ntlworld.com> writes
> stop dddoooohhhhhh'ing and get some morse done ..
> then you have the pleasure of forgetting it like me !!!
Revealing your CB origins there Andrew. PS didn't like your photo on
qrz.com....makes you look like a CB thug.
Everyone should take a look......
--
ged
ged
<andrew...@ntlworld.com> writes
> WOW your patient...
The word you are looking for is LAZY.
--
ged
DrBoris
ged <ge...@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:9c1DVeAX...@ntlworld.com...
At least he doesn't look like one of those unclean types you see at
rallies, or a trainspotter with a callsign jumper.
Ignore him Andy, at least you are doing something positive
for amateur radio which is more that what he is doing by churning
out the same unhelpful comments about CB, much like a
record stuck in the groove.
Dr.B.
yes and I'll save you the bother of posting your usual remark Ged....
Typical brain dead CBer
megh...@hotmail.com
"G8ASO;;;;;" <n...@here.com> wrote:
> It's Morse code actually, the capital "M" signifies the surname of
it's
> creator, Samuel Morse.
> To consider it as a viable form of communication in the 21st Century
is on a
> par with travelling to work by "hoop & stick"!
Believe it or not, I'll defend the mode - it's BLOODY good for what
it is. Efficient and robust.
I just don't think it should be *required*, but I can see why some
would think so. I prefer that the rights of the majority are secured
democratically though. We shall see, at WRC 2003.
megh...@hotmail.com
> WOW your patient...
> >> Moaning about morse code?
> >> just shut up and get on with it !
> >No thanks, I can wait until 2004 :o)
> WOW your (sic) patient...
Yep - plenty to be listened to, joining in is no huge priority.
And yes I am a very lazy person, so what, it's not a crime.
All the best inventions have come about via laziness - an 'itch
that needed to be scratched' etc.
Patience? If all goes to plan I'll have some decades left to enjoy HF.
If something nasty happens in the meantime and I'm in any position
to have imminent or post (?) death regrets... let's just say that
there'll be other things further up the list in my thoughts than
whether I missed out on HF or learnt some old code :o)
Jason
G8ASO;;;;; <n...@here.com> wrote in message
news:94kpg4$e14mi$1...@ID-67923.news.dfncis.de...
> It's Morse code actually, the capital "M" signifies the surname of it's
> creator, Samuel Morse.
> To consider it as a viable form of communication in the 21st Century is on
a
> par with travelling to work by "hoop & stick"!
>
Shows just how much you know about low power QRP working. Often CW can make
and sustain a contact where voice cannot. CW has its place in amateur radio
as long as there are those who can and do use it. Just listen for it. It's
more common than you might think.
Jason
Bob M
Jason <Jaso...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:94l2oo$nsk$1...@news8.svr.pol.co.uk...
Anyone notice the .-. -. added in at the end of the Royal Navy advert on
T/V ?
Bob M
M0CQL
,, no prob just ask !!!
Im practicing to be a CB thug anyway ,.,, I think ive about perfected it ..
ged wrote in message <9c1DVeAX...@ntlworld.com>...
M0CQL
his anorak complete with the trendy callsign badge.
I bet hes the one who walks around all day staying right till the end ..
hoping that someone will talk to him.. thats when he can get a lift to a
rally that is.
Dont worry Dr im not bothered .. i just love seeing the posts from ged
theres no need to call him anything really and no need to try to show him
up
He does it all himself
ANDY
right im off back on this Amateur radio thingy .Bye
DrBoris wrote in message ...
M0CQL
heres your quote to me saying get on with morse "No thanks, I can wait
until 2004 :o)
*MegHz*"
now your saying "We shall see, at WRC 2003"
Ummmm
megh...@hotmail.com wrote in message <94l0kb$mi9$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>...
M0CQL
Super
ANDY
Bob M wrote in message ...
megh...@hotmail.com
"M0CQL" <andrew...@ntlworld.com> wrote:
> make your mind up .
> heres your quote to me saying get on with morse "No thanks, I can
wait
> until 2004 :o)
>
> *MegHz*"
>
> now your saying "We shall see, at WRC 2003"
>
Yes, but even if they decide in 2003, it'll probably take until 2004
to become official and for the UK RA to catch on.
Quite straightforward :o)
Radio Ham
the word, "masturbation" does not change the meaning.
Both monarchy and masturbation are equal in their value
to the future of humanity.
Bob M <mm0...@madasafish.com> wrote in message
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Brian Jones
>the word, "masturbation" does not change the meaning.
>
My God! I hope you never fancy a 1/4pounder with cheese in France!!!!
:-)
Brian G0UKB
Jason
Radio Ham <nos...@nospam.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:980356580.6630.0...@news.demon.co.uk...
> Whenever I see the word, "Royal", I find that substituting
> the word, "masturbation" does not change the meaning.
>
> Both monarchy and masturbation are equal in their value
> to the future of humanity.
>
And both of them are of considerably more value than your existance.
Jason
Bob M
When you have not got anything sensible to say why open your mouth at all,
best being quiet and let us think you are an idiot than open your mouth and
prove it Radio Ham !
Bob M
Jim
He knows that. His point is (as always) that it isn't a suitable
qualification for HF access. I agree with him.
--
______________________________________________________
73 de Jim, G4RGA
George Dubya Bushisms No 4:
' I think we all agree, the past is over '
dynastic at cwcom.net
nordland at lineone.net
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http://www.netcomuk.co.uk
Jim
There are some who believe Morse was really invented by someone
called Vail.
pke...@eircom.net
::make your mind up .
::heres your quote to me saying get on with morse "No thanks, I can wait
::until 2004 :o)
::
::*MegHz*"
::
::now your saying "We shall see, at WRC 2003"
good job he no go for test. he wud fail de numberz :-)
For those that dont know.
MEG DOES KNOW MORSE CODE.
'it' is able to identify voice repeaters by their idents.
and
youre wasting your time trying to persuade 'it' but by all means
try to persuade others that will read your thoughts.
73 sk
*** I used to be on packet but i'm alright now - i think.
Chris Kirby
>Yes, but even if they decide in 2003, it'll probably take until 2004
>to become official and for the UK RA to catch on.
Karen Scott from the RA said at the Open Forum in Edinburgh that it
could take up to 12 months to implement this following the conference.
I challenged this "from the floor" and asked if the RA could/would
prepare in advance for the change - for which I received applause!
If I were a Class-B licence holder and an RSGB member, I would be
asking RSGB to raise this at one of their regular RA meetings.
73, Chris
Andy Lake
Radio Ham wrote:
>
> Whenever I see the word, "Royal", I find that substituting
> the word, "masturbation" does not change the meaning.
The Royal Bengal Indian Takeaway, Heavitree, Exeter.
Nope, it doesn't work...
> Both monarchy and masturbation are equal in their value
> to the future of humanity.
Pretty vital then, IMHO.
;-)
73
Andy
megh...@hotmail.com
g4...@yahoo.com (Chris Kirby) wrote:
> I challenged this "from the floor" and asked if the RA could/would
> prepare in advance for the change - for which I received applause!
>
> If I were a Class-B licence holder and an RSGB member, I would be
> asking RSGB to raise this at one of their regular RA meetings.
>
> 73, Chris
Nice one! Good on yer!
Nigel Hewitt
> For those that dont know.
>
> MEG DOES KNOW MORSE CODE.
> 'it' is able to identify voice repeaters by their idents.
One of the horrifying consequences of all my months
of failing to learn 12wpm is the realisation that
repeaters send call signs rather than that diddlydah
noise I've known all these years.
--
nigelH
G8JFT
still stuck at 7
Jason
Jim <dyna...@cwcom.KEIN-SPAM-HIER.net> wrote in message
news:3a6f3e06...@news.cwcom.net...
> On Tue, 23 Jan 2001 23:05:46 -0000, "Jason" <Jaso...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> >
> >G8ASO;;;;; <n...@here.com> wrote in message
> >news:94kpg4$e14mi$1...@ID-67923.news.dfncis.de...
> >> It's Morse code actually, the capital "M" signifies the surname of it's
> >> creator, Samuel Morse.
> >> To consider it as a viable form of communication in the 21st Century is
on
> >a
> >> par with travelling to work by "hoop & stick"!
> >>
> >
> >Shows just how much you know about low power QRP working. Often CW can
make
> >and sustain a contact where voice cannot. CW has its place in amateur
radio
> >as long as there are those who can and do use it. Just listen for it.
It's
> >more common than you might think.
>
> He knows that. His point is (as always) that it isn't a suitable
> qualification for HF access. I agree with him.
>
White Man, he speak with forked tongue. Plain speaking is always best.
It's not what's meant but what is said that matters.
Jason
cobra148
Walt Davidson <junk...@redhotant.net> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 24 Jan 2001 17:27:05 GMT, brian...@virgin.net (Brian Jones)
> wrote:
>
> >My God! I hope you never fancy a 1/4pounder with cheese in France!!!!
>
> meat. (Can you catch BSE from horse meat?
Neigh!
Radio Ham
"Bob M" who resorts to childish remarks when
he sees a political opinion with which he
does not agree.
Bob M <mm0...@madasafish.com> wrote in message
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Radio Ham
It's rather childish of you to make personal remarks.
Criticising politics is an entirely different matter.
Jason <Jaso...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Radio Ham
Brian Jones <brian...@virgin.net> wrote in message
news:3a6f0fe5...@news.cis.dfn.de...
Bob M
political views to a subject which had nothing to do with your obvious
pastime ?
Bob M
Radio Ham <nos...@nospam.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:980443923.8015.2...@news.demon.co.uk...
Jason
Perhaps it was the horse meat that helped the Froggies run so fast the
Germans couldn't catch'em in the war.
Jason
Jason
> WRONG! Perhaps you mean, "existence".
>
disagrees with you is *WRONG*. Rather reminds me of the doting mother who
when watching the march past of her son's regiment was heard to say
'everyone's out of step except my son'.
pke...@eircom.net
::--
::nigelH
::G8JFT
::still stuck at 7
dont give up.
i failed the first time.
melted the key the second time !
pke...@eircom.net
::>My God! I hope you never fancy a 1/4pounder with cheese in France!!!!
::
::Mon Dieu! I understand burgers in France are generally made of horse
::meat. (Can you catch BSE from horse meat? Perhaps not .....)
No, but it might give you the trots :-)
Paul
>
> Both monarchy and masturbation are equal in their value
> to the future of humanity.
Are you implying that their is something wrong with masturbation?
Jim
>
>
>Perhaps it was the horse meat that helped the Froggies run so fast the
>Germans couldn't catch'em in the war.
In that case they couldn't have been eating horse flesh in
Ocotber 1066 then?
Chris Kirby
>
>Applause .... but no reply?
>
The brief reply was along the lines of "these things take time to
organise". Still, if it gets any of them thinking forwards, who knows?
Chris
Jason
> On Thu, 25 Jan 2001 19:18:42 -0000, "Jason" <Jaso...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> >Perhaps it was the horse meat that helped the Froggies run so fast the
> >Germans couldn't catch'em in the war.
>
> In that case they couldn't have been eating horse flesh in
> Ocotber 1066 then?
>
bit different than it is today.
Jason
Jason
> for a day or two after venturing to try " le steak tartare" at a
> Paris bistro a few years ago! Never again .....
>
A local Balti house has the same effect. If it don't walk on four legs in
Eppin' Forest or swim in the North Sea, I don't eat it these days.
Jason
Chris Kirby
The Anus wrote
>>
>> Both monarchy and masturbation are equal in their value
>> to the future of humanity.
>
>Are you implying that their is something wrong with masturbation?
>
"Don't knock masturbation, it's sex with someone you love"
Woody Allen.
Brian Jones
Obviously you've never seen the movie 'Pulp Fiction'
......
VINCENT
Alright, when you .... into a movie theatre in Amsterdam, you can buy
beer. And I don't mean in a paper cup either. They give you a glass of
beer. And in Paris, you can buy beer at MacDonald's.
And you know what they call a Quarter Pounder with Cheese in Paris?
JULES
They don't call it a Quarter Pounder with Cheese?
VINCENT
No, they got the metric system there, they wouldn't know what the f**k
a Quarter Pounder is.
JULES
What'd they call it?
VINCENT
They call it Royale with Cheese.
......
Brian G0UKB
(bowdlerised because otherwise I might infringe my employers
conditions for internet access)
Guy Austin
>
> --
> nigelH
> G8JFT
> still stuck at 7
>
>
You should buy my mfj morse tutor. Super value at only 45 quid
success assured ;-)
Bob Johnstone
<junk...@redhotant.net> writes
>
>
>I don't know about that, but I recall that I ran quite impressively
>for a day or two after venturing to try " le steak tartare" at a
>Paris bistro a few years ago! Never again .....
>
Regards
--
Bob Johnstone
David
"Chris Kirby" <g4...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> megh...@hotmail.com wrote:
>
> >
> If I were a Class-B licence holder and an RSGB member, I would be
> asking RSGB to raise this at one of their regular RA meetings.
Isn't that what the RSGB is going on about with the new licence ?
I thought the discussions they were having with the RA were all about "what
after 2003" ??????
David
JimD
Normans, French, Norman-French...what's the difference?
They gave the English an enormous dicking, from which they
haven't yet recovered!
--
______________________________________________________________
73 de G4RGA, nordland@line one.net
George Dubya Bushisms No 3:
'Is our children learning?'
Chris Kirby
>
>Isn't that what the RSGB is going on about with the new licence ?
>
>I thought the discussions they were having with the RA were all about "what
>after 2003" ??????
>
No; the thread was talking about the removal of the Morse code
requirement after the next World Radio Conference in 2003 - and how
long it would take the RA to implement it if the conference decides
Morse is no longer necessary.
The Radiocommunications Agency and RSGB's determination to introduce a
Foundation licence is unconnected with the Morse issue and will be
steam-rollered in well before 2003. Where theres a will .......
73, Chris
Bob Johnstone
<Jaso...@hotmail.com> writes
four leg varieties.
Regards
--
Bob Johnstone
f1...@my-deja.com
Not exactly, it's called "ROYAL CHEESE" (and you can't buy a beer at the
drive of a McDo restaurant in France, because they have no license to
sell alcohol drinks like a shop).
73s de JM
> ......
>
> Brian G0UKB
> (bowdlerised because otherwise I might infringe my employers
> conditions for internet access)
>
Andy Lake
Chris Kirby wrote:
> Where theres a will .......
....there's a sobbing relation.
73
Andy
Radio Ham
subject of the Masturbating Navy?
Are you a hypoBrit? If you feel that such subjects
are inappropriate here, why are you repeatedly contributing
to the subject, and therefore prolonging the debate
thereto?
Bob M <mm0...@madasafish.com> wrote in message
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Radio Ham
Paul <M...@shotmail.com> wrote in message
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Radio Ham
They just go through the motions.
Walt Davidson <junk...@redhotant.net> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 25 Jan 2001 23:32:17 -0000, "Jason" <Jaso...@hotmail.com>
> wrote:
> >A local Balti house has the same effect. If it don't walk on four legs
in
> >Eppin' Forest or swim in the North Sea, I don't eat it these days.
> If you saw some of the matter floating in the North Sea off Great
> Yarmouth nowadays, you might revise these criteria!
Bob M
Radio Ham <nos...@nospam.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
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RVMJ
>WTF is a HypoBrit ?
Who knows? Who cares?
--
from
RVMJ
Remove Safety-&-Arming before e-mailing
Andy Lake
Bob M wrote:
>
> WTF is a HypoBrit ?
Why bother asking (and encouraging) him?
73
Andy
Stan Mould
Radio Ham <nos...@nospam.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:980356580.6630.0...@news.demon.co.uk...
> Whenever I see the word, "Royal", I find that substituting
> the word, "masturbation" does not change the meaning.
>
> Both monarchy and masturbation are equal in their value
> to the future of humanity.
Does that mean you're a Right Royal wanker, then, Gareth?
Stan
--
If in doubt, tick 'B'.
megh...@hotmail.com
"Radio Ham" <nos...@nospam.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> Whenever I see the word, "Royal", I find that substituting
> the word, "masturbation" does not change the meaning.
I saw some Kodak film in Boots today branded as "Royal" - so that's
what they must use for Reader's Wives :o)
*MegHz*
Nigel Hewitt
> A local Balti house has the same effect. If it don't walk on four legs in
> Eppin' Forest or swim in the North Sea, I don't eat it these days.
Well stay away from me!
--
nigelH
G8JFT and scuba diver