Re: Shirt Color
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Kathy K7KJB
Other = tan as another choice
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Re: Shirt Color
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Kathy K7KJB
Other = grey
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I am going to have to triple check my spelling from now on before I ever send out another poll. You people are tough. But I do think greg leans a little more towards a light sand color! Thanks, Rowland
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Re: Shirt Color
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Ralph Lease
any color works for me. 73, Ralph
On Thu, Apr 15, 2021 at 7:57 AM Rowland <rowland.brasch@...> wrote:
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Re: Shirt Color
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Tom WA7TBP
Hi Rowland:
My color preferences in order:
1. Dark blue (Navy blue)
2. Black
3. Gray
Thanks for heading up this project.
Tom
In a message dated 4/15/2021 07:56:49 Pacific Standard Time, rowland.brasch@... writes:
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Re: Shirt Color
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Mike Jacob
I think Greg is more of a "taupe" if I recall.
-Mike J W7GR
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Re: Thursday April 15th mini exercise
Shawn / K7ATA
Who can/should participate in things like this? You.
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Growing skills and learning how its done are EXACTLY what these drills are for. Join and participate; the exercise is explained at the start, and if you don't understand something, say so. --Shawn --K7ATA
On 4/15/2021 12:34 PM, Bruce Gary wrote:
Pardon my ignorance, but... who can/should participate in things like this?
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Re: Thursday April 15th mini exercise
Bruce Gary
Pardon my ignorance, but... who can/should participate in things like this? I'm not trained in any kind of emergency communications, but would be interested in participating in these kinds of exercises, both to grow my skills and to learn how these things work. Thanks, Bruce / K7BGG
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Re: Shirt Color
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Shawn / K7ATA
I actually kinda want a safety-orange one. :-)
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--Shawn --K7ATA
On 4/15/2021 12:30 PM, Robin WA7CPA wrote:
as long as it is not pink, yellow, or orange...
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Re: Shirt Color
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Robin WA7CPA
As long as it is not pink, yellow, or orange... Turquoise or dark emerald green just to be difficult. 73, Robin, WA7CPA
On Thu, Apr 15, 2021, 9:37 AM Howard E. Mahran / WA1HEM <wa1hem@...> wrote:
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Re: Shirt Color
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I don’t think you can wear “Greg” after labor day. Or was that Memorial Day? I cant recall but I know its a faux pas to wear Greg at certain times of the year…
So given that Im not clear on the proper use of Greg, I prefer to stay away from Greg as it clashes with most of my wardrobe…. I Vote for Dark Blue
From: <snovarc@snovarc.groups.io> on behalf of "Paul Butzi (W7PFB) via groups.io" <w7pfb@...>
My son Greg is sort of a caucasian pink color. Is that the color we’re voting for if we pick ‘Greg’, or is it actually a typo and we’d be voting for grey?
-p W7PFB
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Paul Butzi (W7PFB)
My son Greg is sort of a caucasian pink color. Is that the color we’re voting for if we pick ‘Greg’, or is it actually a typo and we’d be voting for grey?
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-p W7PFB
73, Don’t forget to smile and have fun!
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SHIRT Poll
The poll is for SHIRTS not shorts......sorry for typo Thanks, Rowland
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Shirt Color
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The Club is going to purchase shirts with club logos for the active members. We want to know what color of shirt people would prefer.
Thank you for voting.
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Thursday April 15th mini exercise
Tom WA7TBP
Hello all:
This Thursday, we will conduct an exercise on the Carnation Repeater, 441.850 MHz, plus 5 MHz, Tone 103.5 Hz, or you may access the repeater via the Big Rock cross band frequency, 145.750 MHz, simplex, tone 103.5 Hz.
The primary purpose of the exercise is to test the repeater capability to handle traffic. The secondary purpose is to practice recording transmitted data. The following information will be collected:
1. Your call.
2. Your home station 6 digit grid square. Example: my grid square is CN97AP.
3. Your home station zip code. Example: my zip code is 98014.
3. Transceiver information
Make: Example: my rig is an Icom.
Model: Example: the model is the IC 9700.
4. How much power are you using. Example: I am running 50 watts.
I suggest you make a work aid to help you record this information. I will ask some stations to repeat the information that you record.
Thanks to Paul, W7PFB, for suggesting this exercise. It will be good to determine how the new Carnation repeater will function under a heavy load.
See you after the regular net concludes. I will be the net control and we will start the exercise on the Cougar repeater, 441.825 MHz, plus 5 MHz, tone 103.5 Hz, then switch to the Carnation repeater.
73,
Tom, WA7TBP
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Re: Midland Weather Alert Radio
Robin WA7CPA
Photo of weather alert radio attached.
73, Robin, WA7CPA
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Re: Midland Weather Alert Radio
Rick Burns
Please post a photo or link so we can all see it and even be a little jealous that we couldn’t thank fast enough J
It’s said “there ain’t no free lunch” but at least we can know “there can be a free Midland Weather Alert Radio” if we think fast enough and find where on the screen the next time.
Rick Kb7cin
From: snovarc@snovarc.groups.io [mailto:snovarc@snovarc.groups.io]
On Behalf Of Robin WA7CPA
Sent: Monday, April 12, 2021 12:00 PM To: snovarc@snovarc.groups.io Subject: Re: [SnoVARC] Midland Weather Alert Radio
Of course! On Mon, Apr 12, 2021, 11:50 AM Rowland <rowland.brasch@...> wrote:
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Re: Midland Weather Alert Radio
Robin WA7CPA
Of course!
On Mon, Apr 12, 2021, 11:50 AM Rowland <rowland.brasch@...> wrote:
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Re: Midland Weather Alert Radio
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On Sun, Apr 11, 2021 at 10:09 PM Robin WA7CPA <wa7cpa@...> wrote: The Midland Weather Alert radio prize I won during our April meeting arrived and it is all set up. It is a fun new addition to my shack desk.
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Midland Weather Alert Radio
Robin WA7CPA
The Midland Weather Alert radio prize I won during our April meeting arrived and it is all set up. It is a fun new addition to my shack desk.
73, Robin, WA7CPA
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