Al Klein wrote:
Most of those are the assumptions of newcomers about the assumptions
of old timers. Most old timers don't make that assumption. We've
been around long enough to have seen different.

But apparently not long enough to know what the Conditional
Class license was all about.
--
73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp

On Thu, 10 Aug 2006 12:20:56 GMT, Cecil Moore
wrote:

Al Klein wrote:
Most of those are the assumptions of newcomers about the assumptions
of old timers. Most old timers don't make that assumption. We've
been around long enough to have seen different.

But apparently not long enough to know what the Conditional
Class license was all about.

So enlighten me.

Al Klein wrote:
Cecil Moore wrote:

Al Klein wrote:
Most of those are the assumptions of newcomers about the assumptions
of old timers. Most old timers don't make that assumption. We've
been around long enough to have seen different.

But apparently not long enough to know what the Conditional
Class license was all about.

So enlighten me.

Isn't the quote from the 1957 ARRL License Manual sufficient?
--
73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp

not THIS again

jawod wrote:
not THIS again
at least it is one topic

dengrate?

how can it be denegrated?
http://kb9rqz.blogspot.com/

it's "denigrate"

Radio Buff wrote:
"TimBob" wrote in
oups.com:

In "Indepedance Day" morse code saves the world from the alien
invasion! They made a movie about it so it must be true!
Tim N7XAU


That movie was hokey. An alien invasion force with thousands of ships in
orbit would need to use our satellites to communicate with each other.

Yah, right.

Sc


There was only one ship in orbit in "Independence Day", the mother ship.
All of the other ships that detached from the mother ship, the daughter
ships, so to speak, were all within the Earth's atmosphere. That is why
the satellites were necessary to overcome the line-of-sight problem
between the mother ship and the daughter ships on the opposite side of
the planet.

Bobby
KC9IHK

Robert Sherrod wrote:
Radio Buff wrote:
"TimBob" wrote in


There was only one ship in orbit in "Independence Day", the mother ship.
All of the other ships that detached from the mother ship, the daughter
ships, so to speak, were all within the Earth's atmosphere. That is why
the satellites were necessary to overcome the line-of-sight problem
between the mother ship and the daughter ships on the opposite side of
the planet.
earth is the only earthlike planet with a heavyside layer effect and in
centuries these folks never developded the tech to mach WWV (the time
station?)

it was nice movie even I as deadicated a Nododer as they come enjoyed
the ending

Bobby
KC9IHK

Robert Sherrod wrote in
news:6xOCg.84281$FQ1.57123@attbi_s71:

Radio Buff wrote:
"TimBob" wrote in
oups.com:

In "Indepedance Day" morse code saves the world from the alien
invasion! They made a movie about it so it must be true!
Tim N7XAU


That movie was hokey. An alien invasion force with thousands of ships
in orbit would need to use our satellites to communicate with each
other.

Yah, right.

Sc


There was only one ship in orbit in "Independence Day", the mother ship.
All of the other ships that detached from the mother ship, the daughter
ships, so to speak, were all within the Earth's atmosphere. That is why
the satellites were necessary to overcome the line-of-sight problem
between the mother ship and the daughter ships on the opposite side of
the planet.

Bobby
KC9IHK


It was still Hokey. The aliens could do everything but provide their own
communications globally.

Slow Code wrote:
It was still Hokey. The aliens could do everything but provide their own
communications globally.

They also couldn't provide a decent firewall for their computers.
--
73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp