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Wed, Nov 20, 1996 (10:23) |
Paul Terry Walhus (terry)
Howdy! Welcome to the radio conference. Use this topic to introduce yourself and let others know who you are, how you found about us, and what you'd like to see here. Feel free to suggest topics, post your comments and come back for regular visits.
33 responses total.
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Response 1 of 33: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Wed, Dec 4, 1996 (09:39) * 2 lines
My callsign is ka6atn. My sign is Sagitarius. My qth is Cedar Creek, TX.
And qru?
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Response 2 of 33: Preston J. Tuchman (Preston) * Fri, Dec 13, 1996 (08:36) * 7 lines
Hi there :)
My callsign is WB9VIF. QTH is Indianapolis, IN. Try me on Webphone 3.0.
Also have video capabilities.
Preston
http://www.a1.com/vif
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Response 3 of 33: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Fri, Dec 13, 1996 (16:35) * 2 lines
Do you also use video with NetMeeting? I'm looking for someone
that is doing this.
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Response 4 of 33: Scott (AB5KS) * Sat, Dec 21, 1996 (14:46) * 3 lines
Hello, My call is AB5KS and my QTH is AUSTIN, TX. but sometimes you can find me up in the San Jose, Ca area.
email me at: mailto;//ab5ks@repeator.org
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Response 5 of 33: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Sat, Dec 21, 1996 (15:13) * 1 lines
Welcome Scott. You can create your own webpage now in topic 14.
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Response 6 of 33: Dwight Baldwin (dgbaldwin) * Thu, Dec 26, 1996 (10:37) * 1 lines
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Response 7 of 33: Dwight (dgbaldwin) * Thu, Dec 26, 1996 (10:41) * 1 lines
Terry, I am trying to set up a home page for W3MRC the 3M Radio Club Station. I have tried logging in to w3mrc but I have never been verified. Can you suggest any thing. My email is dgbaldwin@mmm.com
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Response 8 of 33: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Thu, Dec 26, 1996 (21:32) * 1 lines
We'll get you fixed up in email tonight!
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Response 9 of 33: clarence wirtz (kk5zp) * Wed, Feb 19, 1997 (19:44) * 2 lines
Hello, My call is KK5ZP, QTH San Antonio. Had site address e-mailed to me.
First time on the page.
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Response 10 of 33: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Thu, Feb 20, 1997 (07:27) * 1 lines
Welcome Clarence! Please feel free to contribute to the other topics here.
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Response 11 of 33: Tim Weinfurter (n9kgt) * Mon, May 19, 1997 (06:55) * 1 lines
Hi all...The Call here is N9KGT,qth is Milwaukee Wiscosin....Glad to be be aboard!
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Response 12 of 33: Ronald G. Parsons (w5rkn) * Mon, May 19, 1997 (07:34) * 6 lines
Found a nice web page relating to ham radio, emphasis on APRS.
http://www.coca.net/people/kd4rdb/aprs.htm
Ron
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Response 13 of 33: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Mon, May 19, 1997 (13:06) * 3 lines
APRS = ? This is where you use gps devices interfaced to computers to
send your position out over packet radio. Very cool new technology.
And Ron is leading the way in this area.
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Response 14 of 33: Keith Magee (WoodyWoodPecker) * Tue, Aug 26, 1997 (18:36) * 1 lines
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Response 15 of 33: Keith Magee (WoodyWoodPecker) * Tue, Aug 26, 1997 (18:39) * 3 lines
Hi there everyone
call is KC6EIK, QTH is Elroy.TX Glad to be part of the group, looks nice are to be in.
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Response 16 of 33: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Tue, Aug 26, 1997 (21:30) * 1 lines
Welcome Keith, tell us how you became a ham and about hamming in California.
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Response 17 of 33: Jill Francis (KC5OJK) * Sun, Sep 7, 1997 (00:53) * 2 lines
Hello all,
Callsign here is KC5OJK. qth is Austin, TX.
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Response 18 of 33: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Sun, Sep 7, 1997 (01:10) * 4 lines
Welcome Jill, glad you're joining us. And it was cool to see your
emerging website. We've just moved to what I hope to be faster bandwidth.
What special areas of radio and ham radio interest you the most?
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Response 19 of 33: Jill Francis (KC5OJK) * Sun, Sep 7, 1997 (02:07) * 3 lines
Bare with me, I'm kinda tired and was thinking of getting some shut eye as my dad would say. I am mainly interested in public service (such as ARES), contesting, and the latest find (as of tonight...err last night. man it's already 2am.) fox hunting. Gotta get some equipment for that last one though. I think it's time to buy some parts and expeirence the joy of building a quad. I also gotta locate an attenuater. (spelling?)
My spelling usually lacks a little. As you could tell from my web site. :) One of my professors the other day said something really cool about spelling. (After we laughed at his speling of the word pool. He said, "You know the relationship between spelling and creativity? They have the inverse realationship." After he came up with that, I don't mind spelling bad all the time. :)
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Response 20 of 33: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Sun, Sep 7, 1997 (06:40) * 10 lines
Jill, if you'd like a shell account on the Spring, you're welcome to
one. The UNIX editors there have spell checkers, for example, in 'pico'
you can type control-t or ^T and it displays every misspelled word in
alphabetical order and let's you automatically replace it. I'm a good
speller but sometimes I try to type too fast.
We have vi and joe also and I believe they have spell checkers. We don't
have this on our web interface yet. Perhaps someday. Looks like we need
to start a building antennas topic, what do you think Jill?
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Response 21 of 33: Jill Francis (KC5OJK) * Sun, Sep 7, 1997 (10:23) * 3 lines
Spell checkers are wonderful things. I am not very familiar with UNIX. I basically know how to get around and use vi to edit source code and that's it. I am afraid that's about the extent of my knowledge of unix. So, if I did get a shell account from the spring, I'm afraid I'd need lots of help.
About the topic addition: Sure, why not. How do I do it? Or, do you?
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Response 22 of 33: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Sun, Sep 7, 1997 (10:37) * 4 lines
You can do it from the 'add topic' button at the top of the screen on the
web and in the shell you do it with 'e'. We try and keep topics of as
broad general interest as possible. The radio conference is about radio
in general including ham radio, broadcast radio, etc.
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Response 23 of 33: Jean (KD5CMV) * Wed, Dec 10, 1997 (02:07) * 1 lines
Hi folks: My call sign is KD5CMV and my QTH is Houston, TX. Operate an HT202 2M radio. Hope to upgrade to General as soon as I can get to 13wpm CW. I was emailed your site location. My email is kd5zro@juno.com. 73's to all.
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Response 24 of 33: Jean (KD5CMV) * Wed, Dec 10, 1997 (02:10) * 1 lines
Hi again from KD5CMV. I was a little nervous when I posted my first message and I goofed on my email address. It's kd5cmv@juno.com. Thanks.
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Response 25 of 33: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Sat, Dec 13, 1997 (18:58) * 2 lines
Welcome Jean. Come visit often!
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Response 26 of 33: bo norling (bosse) * Thu, Jul 9, 1998 (19:06) * 2 lines
h i terry!!
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Response 27 of 33: bo norling (bosse) * Thu, Jul 9, 1998 (19:07) * 1 lines
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Response 28 of 33: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Thu, Jul 9, 1998 (22:43) * 2 lines
Yo bosse, what's up?
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Response 29 of 33: AA9IL (aa9il) * Sat, Jan 9, 1999 (20:04) * 10 lines
Howdy All
Greetings from frozen Czech-cago-land!
Although a native Austinite, Im hanging out in the frozen north.
Why? Good Question! I split my radio interest between vintage toob gear
(keeps the shack warm...), old spy radios, microwave, and satellite. When
I visit the wonderful city of Austin, I can be found on the 442.150 machine.
73 de AA9IL
Mike -aka- Cosmo
Riff Raff #39
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Response 30 of 33: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Sat, Jan 9, 1999 (20:22) * 2 lines
Glad you're checking in! We were just discussing riff raff yesterday on
442.15, speculating about what happened to Paul.
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Response 31 of 33: Alexander Schuth (aschuth) * Sun, Apr 25, 1999 (03:34) * 3 lines
Dear Radio appreciators, please take knid notice of the topic dedicated to B92, the Serbian radio station in Belgrad that was shut down by government first thing when the NATO-attacks began.
B92 is not on the air anymore, but some govermently friendly folks run the place now, use their frequencies and call signs.
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Response 32 of 33: Alexander Schuth (aschuth) * Sun, Apr 25, 1999 (03:34) * 3 lines
Dear Radio appreciators, please take knid notice of the topic dedicated to B92, the Serbian radio station in Belgrad that was shut down by government first thing when the NATO-attacks began.
B92 is not on the air anymore, but some governmently friendly folks run the place now, use their frequencies and call signs.
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Response 33 of 33: Marcia (MarciaH) * Mon, Jul 2, 2001 (16:20) * 33 lines
Guitar picker, music legend and Amateur Radio operator Chester B.
''Chet'' Atkins, W4CGP, of Nashville, Tennessee, died June 30. He was
77.
Known as ''Mister Guitar,'' Atkins hailed from East Tennessee and
began his musical career playing fiddle, but later earned his
reputation as a guitarist. He went on to become the most-recorded
solo instrumental musician in history.
Formerly WA4CZD, Atkins, a General licensee, obtained the vanity
call sign W4CGP in 1998--the suffix standing for ''certified guitar
picker.'' He was an ARRL member. He won 14 Grammy awards during his
career and was elevated to the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1973.
He was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award in 1993 by the
National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences in part to recognize
his guitar-picking technique as well as his wide influence on music.
He had more than 100 albums to his credit.
In addition to his own success as a performer, Atkins helped launch
the careers of other notable performers. He is given primary credit
for developing the uptown Nashville Sound that helped country music
to compete with pop music.
In his later years of performing, he sometimes paired up with
musicians from the pop and jazz worlds and was a frequent guest on
the radio program ''A Prairie Home Companion.''
A funeral service for Chet Atkins will be held July 3 in Nashville's
Ryman Auditorium, which formerly served as the home of The Grand Ole
Opry where Atkins performed for many years.
More information on Chet Atkins is on the Chet Atkins, Mister Guitar
Web site http://www.misterguitar.com/index.html .
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