FOR SALE:

3 kw leener amplyfier.
Perfect Condition, only been used on PSK31.
Would be great for use in the Rumble.

Anyone interested, I will also program your macrels for the contest.

73, Bernie / KF4FHS :-)

I've noticed a lot of the same. Lot's of self centered
ignorant operation. Guess that goes with the fact that
the PSK mode is exploding in popularity. That's bringing
a lot of new and inexperienced ops to the band.

I agree 100% but not all new psk users are new hams or new to HF
privileges. I also watched a DX QSO on an overdriven signal -6DB IMD,
when an upper case macro blasted out, something like . . .

". . .AGE HERE IS 109. BEEN A HAM SINCE 1845 AND BEEN USING RTTY
SINCE WORLD WAR I. INVENTED DIGITAL MODES WITH AL GORE. RETIRED NOW
ENJOYING THE WX HERE OM. I WILL NOW TELL YOU ABOUT MY STATION. THE
RIG HERE IS A HOMEBREWED . . ."

Let's hope for quick and efficient macros in the 'Rumble . . .

73 de N7XB
Bruce McCain

Duncan,

I've noticed a lot of the same. Lot's of self centered
ignorant operation. Guess that goes with the fact that
the PSK mode is exploding in popularity. That's bringing
a lot of new and inexperienced ops to the band. As you
stated, this will only get worse when the sun cycle wanes
and everyone packs themselves into the remaining DX bands
and modes.

From my perspective, I've learned a lot from your posts,
especially about op techniques; some of which are not
intuitive. Keep up the good work, Duncan. It may not
look like it down there, but your input is making a
difference.

Ignorance is blissful only for the ignorant........

Regards, Bill
KG6EXF

de Jungle Telegraph
I had a ZB2/PA3ENH/P lined up on 20M....It's only 20000Kms!
Bert was telling everybody who called him, that he had a pile of stations trying
to call him, but a lot of 'operators' will insist on using set macros... telling
the whole world how fast their computer is, how much ram it's got, and they're
blessed
with a soundblaster 16 bit soundcard, and the WX is cold, and so on and so on!
This a lousy operating, lousy selfish operating! I hope none of the 070 group do
this? I hope we aren't blessed with this crap during the rumble? People are
being
put off with rubbish from other's computers...and combined with lousy
transmissions
as well...
For the sake of sanity, be brief, don't tell to DX anything other than a signal
report,
your name, and QTH. ONLY send information pertaining to the situation. If the
other
guy types tks 73s and QRZ? Don't continue the QSO!!!!
If you want to rag chew, that's fine, but don't attempt to do it with some one
who's
busy with a pile up! I might be trying to work it, Right?
If I am calling Africa and the Indian Ocean, it means that I want to work
stations
in that area...not Europe, not USA, not Australia, or Japan!
The reason I do it is because I have a very short opportunity on the long path
to
work that area of the world! It is very difficult from ZL and that's a fact!
If a USA station is calling for Central Asia...I don't call him...Simple isn't
it?
How many USA stations have worked YA5T? Practically none on some bands!
The band was literally swamped around 0430Z today by one station...running 150
watts
he typed..with a 6 el Yagi...ruined everybody elses chances on the band...Why? I
can work W3HF, Steve has 2 watts and an indoor dipole. I run 40 watts to Africa,
long path 30000Kms...I did it tonight twice.... I'm preaching to the wrong
group,
I'm sorry!
BTW 14.070 will get worse my friends...just like 20M SSB..I have seen pictures
of
a 37KW amplifier that is being used in Italy, and a 20KW one in Japan....just
for
contesting of course (sic)...How many more of these are there?
73s Duncan



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de Jungle Telegraph
I had a ZB2/PA3ENH/P lined up on 20M....It's only 20000Kms!
Bert was telling everybody who called him, that he had a pile of stations trying
to call him, but a lot of 'operators' will insist on using set macros... telling
the whole world how fast their computer is, how much ram it's got, and they're blessed
with a soundblaster 16 bit soundcard, and the WX is cold, and so on and so on!
This a lousy operating, lousy selfish operating! I hope none of the 070 group do
this? I hope we aren't blessed with this crap during the rumble? People are being
put off with rubbish from other's computers...and combined with lousy transmissions
as well...
For the sake of sanity, be brief, don't tell to DX anything other than a signal report,
your name, and QTH. ONLY send information pertaining to the situation. If the other
guy types tks 73s and QRZ? Don't continue the QSO!!!!
If you want to rag chew, that's fine, but don't attempt to do it with some one who's
busy with a pile up! I might be trying to work it, Right?
If I am calling Africa and the Indian Ocean, it means that I want to work stations
in that area...not Europe, not USA, not Australia, or Japan!
The reason I do it is because I have a very short opportunity on the long path to
work that area of the world! It is very difficult from ZL and that's a fact!
If a USA station is calling for Central Asia...I don't call him...Simple isn't it?
How many USA stations have worked YA5T? Practically none on some bands!
The band was literally swamped around 0430Z today by one station...running 150 watts
he typed..with a 6 el Yagi...ruined everybody elses chances on the band...Why? I
can work W3HF, Steve has 2 watts and an indoor dipole. I run 40 watts to Africa,
long path 30000Kms...I did it tonight twice.... I'm preaching to the wrong group,
I'm sorry!
BTW 14.070 will get worse my friends...just like 20M SSB..I have seen pictures of
a 37KW amplifier that is being used in Italy, and a 20KW one in Japan....just for
contesting of course (sic)...How many more of these are there?
73s Duncan



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U.S. Basic certificate- $1.00 (US); Additional upgrade stickers -

$1.00 (US) per application, or one (1) SASE per each application. >
Endorsements and Attaboys will continue to be offered free. . .

What exactly is the difference between an "upgrade sticker" ($1.00)
and an "Endorsement" sticker (free)?

Upgrade stickers are the ones that take you from 50 to 100 to ...
up to 300 QSOs.

Endorsements are the specialty stickers, like Lower 48, the DX
specials, and the Hot Dog.

Steve
W3HF

U.S. Basic certificate- $1.00 (US); Additional upgrade stickers -

$1.00 (US) per application, or one (1) SASE per each application.

Endorsements and Attaboys will continue to be offered free. . .

What exactly is the difference between an "upgrade sticker" ($1.00)
and an "Endorsement" sticker (free)?

73 de N7XB

--- In 070@y..., "Tom" <tomias@e...> wrote:

----- Original Message -----
From: <N3DQU@a...>

DX Basic certificate- $2.00 (US); Additional upgrade stickers -

$1.00

(US) per application. IRC's not being accepted at this time.

Jay, what is this certificate and what are the qualifications? I

did not

find anything
on the web page regarding this one. (Other than the cost mentioned

in club

rules).

Tom, k3psk

Tom -

I think he means the cost to get your initial 070 club certificate if
YOU are a DX station, i.e., including overseas postage to send it to
you. It's the same certificate us'n amerikuns get, but he has to put
US$1.60 postage on it instead of US$0.55.

Steve
W3HF

P.S. To answer your question more directly, the qualifications
are "meet all the other rules for 070 club membership, and have a
mailing address outside of the U.S." :-)

Ok Jay,
That's just what I thought, with more than 200 members it isn't any longer
affordable, but as bernie pointed out, it is still very cheap for such an
amount of fun.
Erika

Shucks, that's still cheap for the amount of fun it is, you can't even buy a
sody pop for a dollar any more.

I'm just glad Jay ain't figured out that he could be chargin us for not
turning the bands off with that crystal ball and those magnets and DX diodes
he become so good at using :-)

73, Bernie / KF4FHS

I would start at 10.130 MhZ and go from there. Good luck.

Regards, Bill
KG6EXF

Just added 30 meter capability to the station, but I'm not clear as
to what the "conventional" psk freqs are. Given the relatively narrow
band available, it shouldn't be too hard to simply scroll between
10.100 and 10.150, but I'd prefer to park the rig on the 30 meter
equivalent of 14.070 . . .

Help pse es 73 de N7XB