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wrote: U. S. and the Los Angeles archdiocese has yet to settle with the 600+ victims of its 170+ pedo- priests. Two of my friends were victims. . . trivia: Archbishop of L.A., Roger Mahony's callsign

RICH SEZ....> > Canada does not have sub-band restrictions? > ### Canada got RID of sub band restrictions a LONG time ago.... think it was 1981. The Fed gov't got sick of us continually asking to

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and chimneys. RICH SEZ.... Air system sockets and chimneys result in higher glass temperatures than is the case with the transverse-fan cooling system used in the SB-220 and TL-922. ### Nonsense.

The point is that the ARRL isn't that organization and they do not have inane restrictions. Canada does not have sub-band restrictions? Because he owns the deed to a certain frequency in the 1.8MHz

voice for ham radio. ## actually they do... forget the name of their national organization. RICH SEZ...and they can operate any mode they choose on any Ham band. ### Bingo.... and so does Canada...

RICH SEZ... I also find it disturbing that the ARRL tries to control the way we use amateur radio bands. ### agreed. In Canada it's any mode on any band on any freq... there are No phone sub bands.

RICH SEZ... I also find it disturbing that the ARRL tries to control the way we use amateur radio bands. ### agreed. In Canada it's any mode on any band on any freq... there are No phone sub bands.

All, I set down and made a logarithmic graph today showing how a transformers core size in square inches goes up with wattage. I used the Maxwell calc to get the values and really sped things up.

<rbonner@...> wrote: socket all the way. You get out the black beauty or BUNZ-O-MATIC ### You mean the "American beauty" . I still have 2 of em... 100w version... with the big 3/8" chisel tips. BTW...

Item responded to with additional comments: Rosin-flux, solder wick, silver-tin solder, and a soldering iron are very hard to use? I didn't do the fix one pin at a time, I did them all at once mounted

R L Measures wrote: But quitting doesn't help... without a strong lobby, we have no voice for ham radio. Personal and group lobbying for change at ARRL may be time better spent. Start wit

Easy -- don't lube the fan's porous-bronze sleeve bearings, the fan slows down, the solder melts. amen, Robert, and with reduced air flow, pins 1 and 5 get hot as hell -- all for want of two drops of

Correct, and, according to my source, mo' money was the internal argument presented at Newington before launching QEX. I got the impression that we were being fleeced. My solution was to send a

badgerscreek wrote: <snip> <snip> Greg, I believe it SHOULD be placed in QST. QEX was nothing more than an effort to get us old timers to BUY another magazine. It HAS to be more costly to produce QEX

### never had any problems on my L4B's.... use chimneys'. How fellow's melt the solder on the pins of 3-500Z's on a SB-220 is beyond me... since the SB-220 fan blows air on the pins. ### The slightest

As I understand it, the last reason is correct. In the first and last article I wrote for QEX, the ARRL's copy-editor added 5 technical errors to my manuscript. R L Measures, AG6K, 805.386.3734

The driving signal is applied between the cathode and the screen instead of between the cathode and the grid, and the control grid is connected to the cathode. Thus, the gain is c. the same as the