Not bad, simply had a period on the end like a normal sentence. :)

At 07:17 AM 7/1/2006, you wrote:

The link for the photos was bad. Just go to the W5SC Yahoo Group and
click on "Photos" in the column on the left.

df

_________________________________________
73 de N5NTG Lee W. Besing San Antonio, Texas
(210)771-7075 mobile
Running EchoLink as Node #77005
Running APRS as N5NTG-9, track me on the Internet
http://www.findu.com/cgi-bin/find.cgi?call=N5NTG-9
_________________________________________

Great Job!
Lee & Pat, and whoever else was involved.

Behind on my e-mail trying to play catch-up.

Pat, Pat on the back Lee and Pat Pat Lee on the Back.

---what he say--- Hi Hi

73's guys Have Fun!!!

Don, N5WSW
A Student of Life!

"Yes I'm defeated all the time; yet to victory I am
born...who knew life--lots of bad but also lots of
good."

Ralph Waldo Emerson

--- K5OLE <davidftx@swbell.net> wrote:

The link for the photos was bad. Just go to the
W5SC Yahoo Group and
click on "Photos" in the column on the left.

df

__________________________________________________
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The link for the photos was bad. Just go to the W5SC Yahoo Group and
click on "Photos" in the column on the left.

df

I just posted a handful of Field Day Photos to the W5SC Yahoo Group at
http://ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/W5SC/photos.

K5OLE

Field Day 2006 is over and the antennas are down. The San Antonio
Radio Club ran three stations until a little after 3:00am when it
dropped to two and then quickly to one. By sun up we were back to
three. Most contacts were on 20 Meters with 40 close behind. We
did well on 80 at night, thanks to Pat, AD5BR. We had a few
contacts on 15 Meters, but 10 was tough. W5SC had contact with all
the lower 48 except Maine, most of the Canadian Provinces, and a few
DX stations. All in all, 27 hams dropped by to talk about
operating, think about operating, or actually sit down and operate.

I'm combining the logs tonight and will post the final results over
the weekend.

All the setting up and taking down help was appreciated. A special
thanks to Mike Check, K5UCQ, and Richard Elder, KB5ACN, for their
extra effort.

Thanks to everyone who participated.

K5OLE

On January 14, 2007 the 3rd annual marathon is planned in Big Bend
National Park. This is one area of the country where cell phones don't work
at all, so all communications is via ham radio. It takes about 24 amateur
operators to support this event. I have co-ordinated the ham operators for
the last two years, and we usually have about equal support form the locals
there and from San Antonio and Austin.
If you would like to join this event (or consider it), please let me
know and I'll put you on my email list for further news. For the present,
you can see the info on the race at bigbend50.com.
Those who like the Big Bend area have a great time at this event.
We usually leave SA and arrive in Big Bend on Friday. We have a comm. check
Saturday afternoon, and the race is Sunday. Race HQ is in Rio Grande
Village, a camp ground on the East side of the park. There is only camping
there (no motel rooms). There are rooms at the Lodge in the Chisos - about
20 miles away, and they are nice and a little pricey (about $100 a nite) and
there are rooms in Terlingua/Study Butte, which is about 50 miles away.
Most of us return to SA on Monday, but some stay a few extra days out there.
We usually have group meals Friday nite, Saturday morning and evening, and
there is a victory party Sunday that volunteers are invited to. Rio Grande
Village is at about 1700 feet ASL, so the weather isn't as bitter as it is
in the Chisos (which are about 5000 feet ASL). The average is around
freezing at night, and in the 60s during the day - but this is desert
country - not that many average days.
It is a gorgeous area - usually the weather is nice, but it can be
anything that time of year. A photographer's paradise - bring cameras!!
The organizers and runners are great people to work with and are all out
there to have a good time. Usually, those who want to camp in the group
camping area with the HQ staff can do so for free.
Ordinarily, I wouldn't bother anyone with notice this far in
advance, but a trip of this magnitude does require some planning. So think
about it and let me know. In past years, we have used 2M, and the Big Bend
ARC crew has brought in a couple of portable, linked repeaters which give us
excellent coverage out there. We have attempted hf or simplex backup, but
haven't done much with it. The run is capped at 200 runners. Last year
there were about 120. So we'll probably reach the cap this year. Much of
the race is on roads that are accessible by 4 wd or high clearance 2wd
vehicles. Small parts of it are 4 wd only. These trails are not maintained
this time of year, so if there are heavy rains in the late fall, some of the
roads may be impassable - or at least a challenge to the 4wd crews.

Charlie Land
KC5NKK

Unfortunately everyone is not "tech savy." Because of this, the list is protected in this way. I guess I am the one to yell at, hi hi.
73.

K5UCQ
Mike ( Recooperating from FD) Check
Don Jones <n5wsw@yahoo.com> wrote: Lee:

There is no need to take this as an insult as you and
I both work with computers, and some customers; if
they weren't paying good money we would at times
pick-up by their little bitty necks well you get the
point.

Brother, be part of the team and so you have to change
it back; I've got more than one-computer coming of a
DHCP router and that works for me.

Have a great week-end say hello to Pat for me you
guys stay out of trouble.

73
Don, N5WSW
A STUDENT OF LIFE!

--- "Lee Besing, N5NTG" <lee@besing.com> wrote:

> Hmm, guess we've knocked out about 2/3 of the folks
> who send email from
> using this group. I send a simple, 1 line text
> reply to this group, with
> my normal default email settings, and it bounced as
> refused because it
> wasn't plain text. I changed my settings to send
> this message, but I'll be
> changing it back to normal after.
>
> At 10:38 PM 6/23/2006, you wrote:
> >We are unable to deliver the message from
> <lee@besing.com>
> >to <W5SC@yahoogroups.com>.
> >
> >You can only send plain text messages to this
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> >
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> >Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2006 22:38:21 -0500
> >To: W5SC@yahoogroups.com
> >From: Lee Besing <lee@besing.com>
> >Subject: Re: [W5SC] FYI
> >In-Reply-To:
>
<20060623160939.76717.qmail@web31009.mail.mud.yahoo.com>
> >References:
> <7.0.1.0.0.20060623102033.01d71008@arrl.net>
> >
>
<20060623160939.76717.qmail@web31009.mail.mud.yahoo.com>
> >Mime-Version: 1.0
> >Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1"
> >X-eGroups-Remote-IP: 204.57.74.117
> >
> >Was put on the news page and RSS feed from
> SAHams.org as well. Thanks Ed
> >for the (H)Ed's up
> >
> >At 11:09 AM 6/23/2006, you wrote:
> >
> >>Forwarded to Bexar County ARES, South Texas ARES,
> as well as AARO and
> >>ROOST club field day reps.
> >>
> >>----- Original Message ----
> >>From: Ed KS5V
> <<mailto:ks5v%40arrl.net>ks5v@arrl.net>
> >>To: <mailto:stdxcc%40drhnet.com>stdxcc@drhnet.com;
>
> >><mailto:sarc%40gerf.org>sarc@gerf.org;
>
>><mailto:w5sc%40yahoogroups.com>w5sc@yahoogroups.com
> >>Sent: Friday, June 23, 2006 10:25:58 AM
> >>Subject: [W5SC] FYI
> >>
> >>Arizona ARES requests clear frequencies if needed
> for fire emergency
> >>(Jun 22, 2006) -- Given the heavy HF activity
> anticipated during
> >>Field Day weekend, Arizona Section Emergency
> Coordinator Rick Aldom,
> >>W7STS, has requested that radio amateurs steer
> clear of the ARES net
> >>frequencies of 7248 kHz (days) and 3992 kHz
> (night) and The Salvation
> >>Army Team Emergency Radio Network
> >>(<<http://www.satern.>http://www.satern.
> org/>SATERN)
> >>frequency of 3977.7 kHz. These frequencies may be
> used for Arizona
> >>fire-related emergency traffic, if necessary. He
> notes that since the
> >>HF operation would employ NVIS (near-vertical
> incidence skywave)
> >>antennas, stations outside Arizona may not be able
> to hear any
> >>emergency nets. Aldom says he expects that most
> emergency
> >>communication will take place on VHF and UHF
> repeaters, however.
> >>
> >>[Non-text portions of this message have been
> removed]
> >>
> >>[Non-text portions of this message have been
> removed]
> >>
> >>
> >
> >_________________________________________
> >73 de N5NTG Lee W. Besing San Antonio, Texas
> >(210)771-7075 mobile
> >Running EchoLink as Node #77005
> >Running APRS as N5NTG-9, track me on the Internet
> >http://www.findu.com/cgi-bin/find.cgi?call=N5NTG-9
> >_________________________________________
>
> _________________________________________
> 73 de N5NTG Lee W. Besing San Antonio, Texas
> (210)771-7075 mobile
> Running EchoLink as Node #77005
> Running APRS as N5NTG-9, track me on the Internet
> http://www.findu.com/cgi-bin/find.cgi?call=N5NTG-9
> _________________________________________
>
>

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Lee,
I don't know what e-mail client you are using but there may be another option. In Mozilla Thunderbird, there is an option of setting specific addresses that will be converted from HTML to plain text. I not sure but I THINK that even Microsoft Outlook 2000 (and later) has a similar capability.

73,
Jim W5CPA

Lee:

There is no need to take this as an insult as you and
I both work with computers, and some customers; if
they weren't paying good money we would at times
pick-up by their little bitty necks well you get the
point.

Brother, be part of the team and so you have to change
it back; I've got more than one-computer coming of a
DHCP router and that works for me.

Have a great week-end say hello to Pat for me you
guys stay out of trouble.

73
Don, N5WSW
A STUDENT OF LIFE!

--- "Lee Besing, N5NTG" <lee@besing.com> wrote:

Hmm, guess we've knocked out about 2/3 of the folks
who send email from
using this group. I send a simple, 1 line text
reply to this group, with
my normal default email settings, and it bounced as
refused because it
wasn't plain text. I changed my settings to send
this message, but I'll be
changing it back to normal after.

At 10:38 PM 6/23/2006, you wrote:

We are unable to deliver the message from

<lee@besing.com>

to <W5SC@yahoogroups.com>.

You can only send plain text messages to this

group. HTML or

other formats are not allowed.

For further assistance, please visit

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Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2006 22:38:21 -0500
To: W5SC@yahoogroups.com
From: Lee Besing <lee@besing.com>
Subject: Re: [W5SC] FYI
In-Reply-To:

<20060623160939.76717.qmail@web31009.mail.mud.yahoo.com>

References:

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Was put on the news page and RSS feed from

SAHams.org as well. Thanks Ed

for the (H)Ed's up

At 11:09 AM 6/23/2006, you wrote:

Forwarded to Bexar County ARES, South Texas ARES,

as well as AARO and

ROOST club field day reps.

----- Original Message ----
From: Ed KS5V

<<mailto:ks5v%40arrl.net>ks5v@arrl.net>

To: <mailto:stdxcc%40drhnet.com>stdxcc@drhnet.com;

<mailto:sarc%40gerf.org>sarc@gerf.org;

<mailto:w5sc%40yahoogroups.com>w5sc@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Friday, June 23, 2006 10:25:58 AM
Subject: [W5SC] FYI

Arizona ARES requests clear frequencies if needed

for fire emergency

(Jun 22, 2006) -- Given the heavy HF activity

anticipated during

Field Day weekend, Arizona Section Emergency

Coordinator Rick Aldom,

W7STS, has requested that radio amateurs steer

clear of the ARES net

frequencies of 7248 kHz (days) and 3992 kHz

(night) and The Salvation

Army Team Emergency Radio Network
(<<http://www.satern.>http://www.satern.

org/>SATERN)

frequency of 3977.7 kHz. These frequencies may be

used for Arizona

fire-related emergency traffic, if necessary. He

notes that since the

HF operation would employ NVIS (near-vertical

incidence skywave)

antennas, stations outside Arizona may not be able

to hear any

emergency nets. Aldom says he expects that most

emergency

communication will take place on VHF and UHF

repeaters, however.

[Non-text portions of this message have been

removed]

[Non-text portions of this message have been

removed]

_________________________________________
73 de N5NTG Lee W. Besing San Antonio, Texas
(210)771-7075 mobile
Running EchoLink as Node #77005
Running APRS as N5NTG-9, track me on the Internet
http://www.findu.com/cgi-bin/find.cgi?call=N5NTG-9
_________________________________________

_________________________________________
73 de N5NTG Lee W. Besing San Antonio, Texas
(210)771-7075 mobile
Running EchoLink as Node #77005
Running APRS as N5NTG-9, track me on the Internet
http://www.findu.com/cgi-bin/find.cgi?call=N5NTG-9
_________________________________________

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Hmm, guess we've knocked out about 2/3 of the folks who send email from using this group. I send a simple, 1 line text reply to this group, with my normal default email settings, and it bounced as refused because it wasn't plain text. I changed my settings to send this message, but I'll be changing it back to normal after.

At 10:38 PM 6/23/2006, you wrote:

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to <W5SC@yahoogroups.com>.

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Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2006 22:38:21 -0500
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Subject: Re: [W5SC] FYI
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Was put on the news page and RSS feed from SAHams.org as well. Thanks Ed for the (H)Ed's up

At 11:09 AM 6/23/2006, you wrote:

Forwarded to Bexar County ARES, South Texas ARES, as well as AARO and ROOST club field day reps.

----- Original Message ----
From: Ed KS5V <<mailto:ks5v%40arrl.net>ks5v@arrl.net>
To: <mailto:stdxcc%40drhnet.com>stdxcc@drhnet.com; <mailto:sarc%40gerf.org>sarc@gerf.org; <mailto:w5sc%40yahoogroups.com>w5sc@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, June 23, 2006 10:25:58 AM
Subject: [W5SC] FYI

Arizona ARES requests clear frequencies if needed for fire emergency
(Jun 22, 2006) -- Given the heavy HF activity anticipated during
Field Day weekend, Arizona Section Emergency Coordinator Rick Aldom,
W7STS, has requested that radio amateurs steer clear of the ARES net
frequencies of 7248 kHz (days) and 3992 kHz (night) and The Salvation
Army Team Emergency Radio Network (<<http://www.satern.>http://www.satern. org/>SATERN)
frequency of 3977.7 kHz. These frequencies may be used for Arizona
fire-related emergency traffic, if necessary. He notes that since the
HF operation would employ NVIS (near-vertical incidence skywave)
antennas, stations outside Arizona may not be able to hear any
emergency nets. Aldom says he expects that most emergency
communication will take place on VHF and UHF repeaters, however.

_________________________________________
73 de N5NTG Lee W. Besing San Antonio, Texas
(210)771-7075 mobile
Running EchoLink as Node #77005
Running APRS as N5NTG-9, track me on the Internet
http://www.findu.com/cgi-bin/find.cgi?call=N5NTG-9
_________________________________________

_________________________________________
73 de N5NTG Lee W. Besing San Antonio, Texas
(210)771-7075 mobile
Running EchoLink as Node #77005
Running APRS as N5NTG-9, track me on the Internet
http://www.findu.com/cgi-bin/find.cgi?call=N5NTG-9
_________________________________________

Great job Shane. Thanks.

73,
Ed KS5V

Forwarded to Bexar County ARES, South Texas ARES, as well as AARO and ROOST club field day reps.

John Ryan, W5JLR, helped me get the generators off of the truck.
Thank you John.

More Field Day assistance is still needed.

Friday at 4:00pm we will need a couple of people at KCOMM to load the
generators, the shelter, and other necessities. We will then meet at
Shavano Park to set up those the shelter and maybe a couple of
antennas. We will not leave the generators or radios there overnight.

Saturday at 8:00am will be the BIG setup at Shavano Park City Hall.
Please help if you are available.

We will be on the air at 1:00pm with two stations.

Hamburgers and Hot Dogs will be about 6:00pm. All are welcome.

K5OLE

Field Day is set for this Saturday and Sunday at Shavano Park City
Hall, just north of DeZavala on NW Military Hwy.

I need some help.

I have exchanged the two club generators for two new units and I need
to get them gassed, oiled, and running before Saturday. They are a
tad heavy and are crated in the back of my pick up. I need someone to
just help me get them down out of the truck. 10 minutes or less.

If anyone can meet me at KCOMM today to help me unload, please give me
a call on my celular, 210-710-8721 or email me at
davidftx@swbell.net. You pick the time.

Thanks for your help! See you at Field Day.

David Freiberger
K5OLE

Ray:

I gave out several Cd's that had the Public Service
announcement to several clubs in the hill country and
in San Antonio, as well as giving out links on the web
over VHF CTTN Net. Don't really care how just glad it
happened.

73's & God Bless

Don, N5WSW
A STUDENT OF LIFE!

PS. Great work guy's!!!

--- "E. Ray Taylor" <n5nav@texas.net> wrote:

That's been going on for some time. I thought it was
some of the league's
doing when Jim stepped down as President, Joel
Harrison came on board as the
new President he started a lot of adds everywhere.
However I would like to
know if one of the clubs had something to do with
WOAI, I'll put in a good
word for them.

Marry Christmas.

Ray N5NAV

----- Original Message -----
From: "Don Jones" <n5wsw@yahoo.com>
To: <W5SC@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, June 19, 2006 8:13 AM
Subject: Re: [W5SC] Amateur Radio / ARRL Ad

Mike:

Possibly, someone finally, got busy within the

Club

(W5SC), and gave Ham-Radio a boast. Hopefully, it

was

W5SC; if not at least it was a plus for Amateur

Radio.

Have a great Day!

Don, N5WSW
A STUDENT OF LIFE!

----------nor proof read----------

--- Mike Check <k5ucq@arrl.net> wrote:

I was listening to WOAI radio in the car while
driving earlier tonight.
There was about a one minute
plug for amateur radio and the ARRL. It was
concerning emergency
communications and amateur
radio in general. Good spot, I wasn't expecting

it,

that's for sure!

73.
Mike
K5UCQ

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The ARRL has a web site to with the ad.

http://www.hello-radio.org/

N5IUT, Paul Guido

I did a call in on Wednesday on their FEMA topic and there was a short but
very positive discussion about ham radio. Maybe that sewed a few seeds.



_____

From: W5SC@yahoogroups.com [mailto:W5SC@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Don
Jones
Sent: Monday, June 19, 2006 8:13 AM
To: W5SC@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [W5SC] Amateur Radio / ARRL Ad



Mike:

Possibly, someone finally, got busy within the Club
(W5SC), and gave Ham-Radio a boast. Hopefully, it was
W5SC; if not at least it was a plus for Amateur Radio.

Have a great Day!

Don, N5WSW
A STUDENT OF LIFE!

----------nor proof read----------

--- Mike Check <k5ucq@arrl.net <mailto:k5ucq%40arrl.net> > wrote:

I was listening to WOAI radio in the car while
driving earlier tonight.
There was about a one minute
plug for amateur radio and the ARRL. It was
concerning emergency
communications and amateur
radio in general. Good spot, I wasn't expecting it,
that's for sure!

73.
Mike
K5UCQ

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Mike:

Possibly, someone finally, got busy within the Club
(W5SC), and gave Ham-Radio a boast. Hopefully, it was
W5SC; if not at least it was a plus for Amateur Radio.

Have a great Day!

Don, N5WSW
A STUDENT OF LIFE!

----------nor proof read----------

--- Mike Check <k5ucq@arrl.net> wrote:

I was listening to WOAI radio in the car while
driving earlier tonight.
There was about a one minute
plug for amateur radio and the ARRL. It was
concerning emergency
communications and amateur
radio in general. Good spot, I wasn't expecting it,
that's for sure!

73.
Mike
K5UCQ

__________________________________________________
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I was listening to WOAI radio in the car while driving earlier tonight.
There was about a one minute
plug for amateur radio and the ARRL. It was concerning emergency
communications and amateur
radio in general. Good spot, I wasn't expecting it, that's for sure!

73.
Mike
K5UCQ

Tonight is SARC's Third Thursday 2 meter net. Please join us, all
amateur radio operators are welcome. We will discuss Field Day and
any other matters of interest to the amateur radio community of South
Texas.

145.39 MHz Repeater 100 Hz tone.

K5OLE