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|    Ed Vance to Daryl Stout    |
|    Re: Revisiting XP    |
|    18 Jan 15 17:31:00    |
      01-14-15 08:26 Daryl Stout wrote to KURT WEISKE about Revisiting XP               DS> @MSGID: <54B7A712.1212.windowsb@capcity2.synchro.net>       -dnip-        DS> . OLX 1.53 . Why give the airport weather?? No one lives        DS> there.              Howdy! Daryl,              The WX conditions at the airport is very important to the pilots who       bring travelers to and from the airport.              It also is handy for the next shift of weathermen who are preparing to       come to work to know the conditions at the airport.              I notice that the WX Radio Broadcasts that I listen to has the       Conditions at both of the local airports in its hourly broadcasts.              Sometimes there is a slight difference given for the Temperature, Wind       or the Air Pressure at the two airports.              I notice sometimes the computerized voice that I hear on the WX       Broadcasts will mis-pronounce some of the words entered in its Data       Bank.              Here the female voice says words correctly but the male voice will       garble some of the words it says.              One of those words is "Floyd" which is the County that my QTH is at.              The Data that the male voice is suppose to read could probably be       corrected by typing the word Floyd in the Data Bank in a slightly       different way than the normal spelling for the word.              Do You hear any mispronounced words when You listen to the WX Broadcast       on Your WX Radio there?       73              ... I wish I could remember, but I've got old-timers' disease       --- MultiMail/MS-DOS v0.49       --- SBBSecho 2.12-Linux        * Origin: telnet & http://cco.ath.cx - Dial-Up: 502-875-8938 (1:2320/105.1)    |
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