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|    Tony Langdon to Daryl Stout    |
|    Re: Wannbe HAM    |
|    15 Sep 16 20:44:00    |
      -=> Daryl Stout wrote to TONY LANGDON <=-               DS> Like Tim Duffy, K3LR, does. From what I've seen, that is the ULTIMATE        DS> contester's shack.              Most of mine for that price would be highly automated. I'm not a contester, I       like building infrastructure. :)               DS> more than have their money back, especially when they try to sell it.        DS> So much of "no pecuniary interest". :P              As long as they don't use the radio to sell it. ;)               DS> Several years ago, when I ran a local traders net, there was one ham        DS> who listed the same few items week after week. I never had a problem        DS> with that individual. Yet, there was another one who had several        DS> rotating sets of items, as it were. Rumor had it that he was doing it        DS> as a business, which is a violation of the rules. He confronted me        DS> once, and said "you're accusing me of running a business"...to which I        DS> said "I'm not accusing you of anything. But, if the shoe fits, wear        DS> it!!".              Hmm. Well, they made it easy here, trading on air is not allowed at all. In       fact, in the early days of IRLP and Echolink, I had to dump a net or two,       because they had a trading segment.               DS> A few nights later, I had a bizarre dream (I don't recall what I ate        DS> for dinner, and I doubt I was being cannibalistic in eating ham (hi              LOL, and an interesting dream BTW.               DS> This ham also sat at one end of the couch, and his son at the other,        DS> and they were talking to each other on the local wide aread coverage        DS> repeater, with HT's. I'm still trying to figure out what purpose that        DS> served. :P              Yeah, that does happen sometimes. ;)               TL> DS> þ OLX 1.53 þ E-mail returned to sender...insufficient voltage.               TL>Maybe that was your problem? ;)               DS> I guess I shouldn't have sent it barefoot, and cranked my email        DS> client up to 1.5 kw (hi hi). I went ahead and tried sending it from the        DS> BBS's email address...I hope that one works, or I'll have to try        DS> another one.              Guess propagation was down. :-)        DS> ---        DS> þ OLX 1.53 þ Condoms should be used on every conceivable occasion.              Only when you don't want to conceive. :D                     ... In matters of conscience, the law of majority has no place.       --- MultiMail/Win32 v0.49        * Origin: Freeway BBS - freeway.apana.org.au (3:633/410)    |
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