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SM6GQW > ARRL 13.11.99 11:51l 38 Lines 821 Bytes #-9684 (0) @ WW
BID : 61571_SK6YW
Read: DJ7XU GUEST
Subj: Re: ARRL LETTER
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Sent: 991113/0645 @:SM6GQW.SK6YW.O.SWE.EU
From: SM6GQW @ SM6GQW.SK6YW.O.SWE.EU (Bjorn)
To : ARRL @ WW
>From: WA4MJF@W4RAL.#RTP.NC.USA.NOAM
>To : ARRL@WW
>My two cents worth to eliminates dupes of the ARRL Letter.
>I get three a week from a ZL, KC4 and AB7,
>Send to Letter@ARRL and BID with volume and number:
>1844_ARRL.
Better system, follow rest of ARRL bulletin.
ARLPxxx, ALRBxxx and so on.
For example:
The ARRL Letter
Vol. 18, No. 43
October 29, 1999
Use ARLL1843
(SB LETTER @ ARRL $ARLL1843)
It will also be beautiful in sorted directory. Also, it seems to follow
ARRL:s "standard" BID system. Easy to remember...
73 de Bjorn.
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