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Subject: Wx Announcements - again
From: Bill Vodall <wa7nwp@jnos.org>
Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 09:21:19 -0800
X-Message-Number: 12
What's the trick again to address the gating of Wx announcements
so they don't plug up the message buffer on the D700?
Thanks,
Bill - WA7NWP
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Subject: Re: Any Idea what is causing this?
From: Tyler Griffiths <n7uwx@attbi.com>
Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 10:38:47 -0700
X-Message-Number: 13
I'm Using UI-View 32
Tyler
Robbie wrote:
>Hi Tyler,
>
>First thing that comes to mind, since you didn't say, are you a
>registered user of WinAPRS, or the program you are attempting to use..
>
>That definitely could be a reason..
>
>Robbie, wa9inf
>
>Tyler Griffiths wrote:
>>I tried to send a message to "EMAIL" and got this reply...
>>WU2Z ³<A>554 <tyler@n7uwx.net>: Recipient address rejected: Relay
>>access denied
>>
>>Tyler N7UWX
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Subject: Re: Any Idea what is causing this?
From: "Brian Riley (maillist)" <n1bq_list@wulfden.org>
Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 14:57:50 -0500
X-Message-Number: 14
I just tried it (Sproul's EMAIL not James' ) and it worked fine. I keyed the
D7 here and had the ACK and the real email in about three minutes total.
(NW VT to Montreal via RF and Montreal to NNJ on the APRS-IS, etc)
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Subject: Re: CWxxxx named WX stations
From: "Brian Riley (maillist)" <n1bq_list@wulfden.org>
Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 15:10:36 -0500
X-Message-Number: 15
This is the kind of ignorant statement we don't need here. It is mean
spirited, ill thought out and, not surprisingly, so far wrong it defies
measurement!
Citizen's Weather Service is just that! No connection to CB radio except by
coincidence of a rather common word, and that probably a few of them may
actually own a CB radio. But they come to the APRS-IS as weather hobbyists
whose efforts parallel the APRS weather stations and were offered and have
taken advantage of the APRS-IS to stream their data to a common server that
subsequently delivers it to the NWS.
You owe these people an apology!
cheers ... 73 de brian, n1bq
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Subject: Call for Powerpoint Files
From: "Darryl Smith" <Darryl@radio-active.net.au>
Date: Mon, 24 Mar 2003 08:39:56 +1100
X-Message-Number: 17
People
I am looking for powerpoint files to create an improved indexing of
PowerPoint files on TAPR.ORG. I have found some presentations, but I
know that there are a LOT more out there. I would like to get as many
powerpoint files on TAPR.ORG as possible and indexed.
If you have any powerpoint files that you would like to contribute to
the TAPR.ORG archive, please send me an email at VK2TDS@TAPR.ORG and I
will let you know where you can send the file. The files that I need are
anything to do with amateur radio digital communications. This would
include
DCC Presentations (I have most of 2002 seperately)
APRS and GPS
Digital Voice
Emergency Digital Operations
Spread Spectrum and 802.11
etc
The only powerpoints I know of are listed below...
Thanks.... Darryl VK2TDS
ftp.tapr.org
../aprssig/dosstuff/APRSdos/pcsat-sum.ppt
../aprssig/dosstuff/APRSdos/science-jpg.ppt
../aprssig/dosstuff/APRSdos/science-serb.ppt
../aprssig/dosstuff/DOSmisc/RWFPPT.zip
../aprssig/presentations/96olympic.zip
../aprssig/presentations/APRSNE.ZIP
../aprssig/presentations/APRSPRES.exe
../aprssig/presentations/FireTrak.ZIP
../aprssig/presentations/HamfestHandout.doc
../aprssig/presentations/N4NEQPPT.ZIP
../aprssig/presentations/VK2TDS_Presentation.zip
../aprssig/presentations/aprs_intro.zip
../aprssig/presentations/aprsbrochure.zip
../aprssig/presentations/aprsdemo.ppt
../aprssig/presentations/aprstprs98.pdf
../aprssig/presentations/aprstprs98.zip
../aprssig/presentations/dcc2k_intro.ppt
../aprssig/presentations/dcc99.ppt
../aprssig/presentations/ham_com_2001.ppt
../aprssig/presentations/kd4rdb-aprs-messages.ppt
../aprssig/presentations/kd4rdb.pdf
../aprssig/presentations/kd4rdb.ppt
../aprssig/presentations/train.zip
../pub/tprs/hamcom97.ppt
../pub/tprs/hamcom98/aprs.hamcom98.ppt
../pub/tprs/hamcom98/wb5aoh.hamcom98.ppt
../pub/tprs/hamcom98/wd0etz.hamcom98.ppt
../ss/intro_ss.ppt
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Darryl Smith, VK2TDS POBox 169 Ingleburn NSW 2565 Australia
Mobile Number 0412 929 634 [+61 4 12 929 634 International]
Darryl@radio-active.net.au | www.radio-active.net.au
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Subject: Re: CWxxxx named WX stations
From: "Mike Yetsko" <myetsko@insydesw.com>
Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 16:46:24 -0500
X-Message-Number: 18
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ronald Reams" <wa4mjf@worldnet.att.net>
First....
>They are Citizen's Weather, probably a bunch
>of Class D CB'ers tryin' to be SKYWARN
>stations that ARES has.
>
>Class D CB'ers are famous for makin' up their
>own callsigns. Heck C is not even a US
>prefix.
>
>73 de Ronnie
Then
>Well, maybe not, but it sure sounds like somethin'
>those wannabes would do!
>
>The NC General Assembly is finally workin' on
>enablin' legislation to take advange of the Feds
>lettin' the states regulate the Class D CB'ers.
>
>I'm already got a list of 'um that I'm goin'
>to the magistrate with and swear out warrants,
>as soon as the law
>takes effect.
>
>73 de Ronnie
Uh, excuse me. But you're blowing smoke out of an exit portal that should
only be used for solids.
You're attitude is elitist, snobby, snotty, and just plain detrimental to
what I think most HAMs would like to present as a public image.
You didn't have any idea what these people were, and you immediately
assigned them to the lowest social order in your frame of reference and
presented this as a 'fact' to the group without checking on the validity of
your statements at all. Then in your second message you continued your
derogatory statements about a certain class of individual.
I'll bet you're just a wonderful recruiter for your local HAM club, aren't
you?
And, by the way, the Fed is not and has NOT consider(ed/ing) allowing
the states to regulate ANYTHING with regards to CB or any radio
service that is the responsibility of the Federal Government. Your
glee at thinking you can finally "nail me a CBer" has led you astray.
What the Fed WAS considering (I'd have to check for current status)
was to allow states to pass laws that MIRROR the federal laws, and
ONLY mirror the Federal laws, with regards to radio enforcement, so
that the states could then enforce the mirrored law with local resources.
There would be TONS of restrictions and caveats, even in the best of
cases.
Your comment that "I'm already got a list of 'um" is going to burn you
bad. And burn the 'image' of HAM radio bad if you're not careful.
Sounds almost like the 'no nothings' that mutter the phrase "Citizens
Arrest" at the first sign of something that doesn't go their way. Well,
you'll find out the realities of life soon enough. Probably at the wrong
end of litigation...
Mike
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Subject: Re: CWxxxx named WX stations
From: "Mike Yetsko" <myetsko@insydesw.com>
Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 16:52:01 -0500
X-Message-Number: 19
First....
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ronald Reams" <wa4mjf@worldnet.att.net>
>They are Citizen's Weather, probably a bunch
>of Class D CB'ers tryin' to be SKYWARN
>stations that ARES has.
>
>Class D CB'ers are famous for makin' up their
>own callsigns. Heck C is not even a US
>prefix.
>
>73 de Ronnie
Then
>Well, maybe not, but it sure sounds like somethin'
>those wannabes would do!
>
>The NC General Assembly is finally workin' on
>enablin' legislation to take advange of the Feds
>lettin' the states regulate the Class D CB'ers.
>
>I'm already got a list of 'um that I'm goin'
>to the magistrate with and swear out warrants,
>as soon as the law
>takes effect.
>
>73 de Ronnie
Uh, excuse me. But you're blowing smoke out of an exit portal that should
only be used for solids.
You're attitude is elitist, snobby, snotty, and just plain detrimental to
what
I think most HAMs would like to present as a public image.
You didn't have any idea what these people were, and you immediately
assigned them to the lowest social order in your frame of reference and
presented this as a 'fact' to the group without checking on the validity
of
your statements at all. Then in your second message you continued your
derogatory statements about a certain class of individual.
I'll bet you're just a wonderful recruiter for your local HAM club, aren't
you?
And, by the way, the Fed is not and has NOT consider(ed/ing) allowing
the states to regulate ANYTHING with regards to CB or any radio
service that is the responsibility of the Federal Government. Your
glee at thinking you can finally "nail me a CBer" has led you astray.
What the Fed WAS considering (I'd have to check for current status)
was to allow states to pass laws that MIRROR the federal laws, and
ONLY mirror the Federal laws, with regards to radio enforcement, so
that the states could then enforce the mirrored law with local resources.
There would be TONS of restrictions and caveats, even in the best of
cases.
Your comment that "I'm already got a list of 'um" is going to burn you
bad. And burn the 'image' of HAM radio bad if you're not careful.
Sounds almost like the 'no nothings' that mutter the phrase "Citizens
Arrest" at the first sign of something that doesn't go their way. Well,
you'll find out the realities of life soon enough. Probably at the wrong
end of litigation...
Mike
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