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R a d i a l<br />

Editor’s Keystrokes<br />

Hi again,<br />

Well another 3 months, indeed a year have flown by again<br />

and I find myself writing this piece. A lot of changes have occurred<br />

since the last Radial and these are detailed in the following pages.<br />

I must admit I’ll be glad when 2006 is over, and all the seasonal<br />

festivities as well and I can get down to getting my life a bit more<br />

sorted out and stable, I’ll also be glad when the dark nights are gone.<br />

The trouble is it is wishing one’s life away which is not a good idea.<br />

I’ve not made much progress on the SDR radio kit I mentioned in<br />

last issue, whenever I try and get down to it something else crops up<br />

and intervenes, but I hope to have something about it in the next<br />

issue. John Hoban G3EGC is also building one of these kits as well.<br />

I’ve now set up the mailing group for the e-mailed PDF Radial, so it<br />

will be a first try this issue, I’ve got my fingers crossed!<br />

Later in the magazine you will find a piece from Angie M3PYM<br />

which Alec sent me, it was lifted from the RAIBC E-mail group, so I’ll<br />

have to keep my eye on that group for more useable material!<br />

As an answer to Angie’s question about breaking into an HF / LF<br />

net as opposed to a VHF / UHF net, I’ve always used the same<br />

technique for both, ‘tail ending’ i.e. speaking as soon as the person<br />

who was speaking last drops carrier, and waiting to be called in.<br />

Ah well It’s time to shut up shop for this issue, all that remains is, in<br />

the words of the Goons to wish you all ‘A Merry Christmas And<br />

Custard!’ - And a happy and prosperous New Year to you All.<br />

Amanda M0DZO / G7TUA<br />

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