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Name: | Augusto PY1KIH
(py1kih@uol.com.br)
| | Date: | Mon 19 Apr 2010 05:42:15 PM EDT | | Subject: | Congratulations!!! | | | Congratulations for the initiative, 73's of PY1KIH Augusto Rio De Janeiro / Brazil! | | | | | |
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Name: | Briggs Longbothum, ab2nj
(ab2nj@arrl.net)
| | Date: | Sat 23 Jan 2010 01:06:24 PM EST | | Subject: | Membership? | | | While I understand that this club's founding nucleus is comprised of "local" North Carolina hams, I should still like to join and participate in information sharing and discussions online. Additionally, I would like to be an active part of the new club's "DX research" up here on Cape Ann (Gloucester is about 30 mi. North of, and in sight of (from hilltops), Boston, Ma. Who knows, maybe someday we'll bounce a beam off a satellite's solar panel much like an Iridium "Flare!" and set new distance records! Briggs Longbothum, ab2nj, Gloucester, Ma. FN42pp | | | | | |
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Name: | Al Sanders - WD4A
(asanders@technologysaleslc.com)
| | Date: | Fri 08 Jan 2010 01:57:09 PM EST | | Subject: | 300 GHz+ | | | Saw a mention of your club in a RSS feed I received from ARRL. Sounded interesting so I thought I'd check you guys out. I live in Maggie Valley, NC and work at Western Carolina University (Cullowhee, NC) in the IT department.
Al, WD4A | | | | | |
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Name: | Forrest M. Mims III
(editor@sas.org)
| | Date: | Fri 08 Jan 2010 10:40:46 AM EST | | Subject: | Lightwave Communication | | | You have developed an excellent lightwave communications resource. My first experiments in the spring of 1966 were with a voice modulated lantern light using an incandescant bulb. This transmitted voice and music several thousand feet across the Texas A&M campus. I soon moved up to a Texas Instruments near-IR emitter provided by Ed Bonin of TI for my travel aid for the blind project. In 1970 I built a series of laser diode communicators that sent signals more than 1 mile. BTW, MITS, the company that introduced the Altair 8800 microcomputer in January 1975 had previously developed the Opticom, an LED voice communicator. This was our first article in POPULAR ELECTRONICS, and it was featured as the cover story along with my article on LEDs. | | | | | |
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Name: | Anthony E. Bodo
(wa9yoz@arrl.net)
| | Date: | Thu 31 Dec 2009 12:25:09 PM EST | | Subject: | Transmitting via lightwaves? | | | Greetings all!...You got my interest on LED, etc, since I stumbled up on your website.
As of this writing, I'm "radio inactive" but hope to get back on the air before I forget cw. | | | | | |
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