Has anyone else noticed strange text in the group messages from Yahoo? If the message is in rtf format, I see a large first line and vy small subsequent lines. The additional lines are also wide

Guys, Faster than Pony Express ! Have a ham friend across the tracks, 3 miles away. Always reading S3. ON a sunny day, we use email. ON a rainy day, we use the cell-phone. Technology !

Hi Paul, I'm on the builder web page. I just updated my "light" from yellow to green. Assuming you are referring to the Hy-Per-Mite filter? I've built one for myself, and another for a club

Hi i am new to the 4sqrp group I got the filter and was hoping to find a builder. I have tried theweb page Not looking for a freebee. Any volunteers paul wb2gin/3

Looks perfect to me ! Johnny Sent from my iPad

Now, if they would only respond to all of the Nigerian scams to get rich quick and stop sending them to me! Sam Neal N5AF ------------------------------------------------------------

I just figured it out! W0XI here. The government agent receives the first email and turns to his instructional book: if 1 then proceed to page x, if 2 then proceed to page y, if 3 then come back

 Walter checked the forecast for Brutus, it looksabsolutely perfect for camping and playing radio. Click on theattachement, if it made it thru Yahoo. ---------------------------------- Real

Probably the reason for massive slow email service is simply the amount of time it takes the government to sort through it all and make their copies of it! Roy AC9DN

Good morning all, Well this weekend I got to do some long overdue maintenance in the shack. The ASTU was acting up, tuning was a little hesitant and the positions had changed from what they normally

Hi Tim.. ....Phil.. ........Everybody, Some of us old farts still use paper, envelopes, and postage stamps for some of our correspondence. I don't notice that any email or electronic message takes

Phil -- In general electronic mail is an indeterminate process. I imagine though that Yahoo's list servers may have to handle more email than your local ISP plus I can only imagine the amount of spam

Hey Todd..............suspected that that might be the case. Guess I'd rather have the site continually cleaned than simply be fast. 72, Phil, w0xi Phil Anderson wrote:

E-mail has been pretty ratty this morning in South, Central Missouri.....Gary.....K5QNM.

HI Guys, I wonder why it takes so long to get a copy of what one sends to a list server like 4sqrp@.... If I email myself it comes back within seconds. If I email the list

The sprint was tuff here as well. I worked 3 including Terry. He was S9 on 80 then I worked NG9D in Ill. Maybe I can do better next time.. de Paul N0NBD Sent from my iPad

Ge Randy A little better here with 4 for a total, but no big bragging rights! Yes earlier this week the he bands were great, I was working 20 M till way after dark and getting good rag chews. I

It is a bummer night here on the east coast! (NC anyway) A veryhigh noise level for yesterday and today. I've called and answered but to noavail. Even tried at 12 watts from the K2 and nothing.

Ge Charles Well not much better here in Ks I worked KV6Z on 40 AA5CO on 40 And Terry WA0ITP 2x on 80 with two different rigs. Not very good band condx here either! 72 Johnny AC0BQ

Only one QSO achieved. Here in NJ 20m was closed, 80m was quiet but vacant. 40m, the band of choice, was full of RTTY around 7.040 mHz and there was a very heavy load of SSB around the 7.121 mHz pig