06-07-15 09:44 Holger Granholm wrote to Ed Vance about Re: Found New Hardware   
      
    HG> @MSGID: <557612BC.14091.windowsa@capcity2.synchro.net>   
    HG> In a message dated 06-05-15, Ed Vance said to Holger Granholm:   
      
    HG> Hi Ed,   
   Howdy! Holger,   
   -snip-   
    EV> A thought just came to my mind - during a power black out do You, or   
    EV> Anyone else reading this, NOT turn their UPS OFF so the beeping   
    EV> stops?   
      
    HG> No, I don't and I don't know what "anybody else" does. All   
    HG> power and phone lines are underground here so they are not   
    HG> sensitive to lightning charges either.   
      
   A Ham wanted to buy a house where all the utilities were underground   
   and he told me that he made sure the contract allowed him to put up a   
   tower on the property before he signed the contract.   
      
    HG> BTW, I would appreciate if you could leave out that "73" at the   
    HG> end of your last sentence or at least move it to an own line.   
      
    HG> You may even have placed it on a separate line but not   
    HG> separated by a line feed so when the lines are wrapped in my   
    HG> reader it does appear right after your last sentence.   
      
   I do put it on a seperate line, like this:   
   73   
      
   I figured I was saving one or two bytes by not having a blank line   
   between the last line I wrote and the 73.   
      
   I didn't know putting 73 in the last line of a message would cause any   
   problems when I sent the .REP packet to the BBS.   
      
   I only use the 73 greeting when I'm writing to someone who I know has   
   (or has had) a Amateur Radio License.   
      
   Does putting a blank line before the 73 help any?   
      
   73   
      
   ... I think I'm getting used to touhc tpying !   
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