[Ares-races] Gov't provided gear spam???

Chad~~KM5QF~~ [email protected]
Sun, 21 Jul 2002 16:04:41 -0500


what is this?
spam?
advertising?
poor letter writing skills?
annoying


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Sent: Sunday, July 21, 2002 1:48 PM
Subject: [Ares-races] Gov't provided gear


> Thank goodness the EMP in our county recognized the value of amateur radio
at his EOC.  HE found the GRANT MONEY to fund an HF/VHF station and as far
as maintaining the radio room his dictum is "whatever makes you happy, makes
me happy." That is, tell me what you need and I'll find a way to get it. Joe
GuerraEC Kleberg County, TXKD5CZMGood things come to those who wait.--- On
Sun 07/21, &lt; [email protected] &gt; wrote:From: [mailto:
[email protected]]To: [email protected]: Sun,
21 Jul 2002 04:01:04 -0400 (EDT)Subject: ARES-RACES digest, Vol 1 #45 - 2
msgsSend ARES-RACES mailing list submissions [email protected]
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P.)2. government purchased amateur radio equipment (Doug
Younker)--__--__--Message: 1Date: Sat, 20 Jul 2002 13:15:55 -0400From: "Mike
P." To: [email protected]: [Ares-races] Re: ARES-RACES
digest, Vol 1 #40 - 1 msgHowdy John!Not sure IF this is what you are looking
for but feel free to check out the Bucks County ARES web site's "ARESWEAR"
section. I spent some time(and my OWN) money having several of these items
fabricated for our ARES Team. I decided to make the information available to
ANYONE who was interested in ARES-RACES ID products. FYI, according to Jim,
the magnetic vehicle signs can be REVISED for your particular Team. Check
out the following
URL:http://www.voicenet.com/~ikemay/areswear.htmTHANKS!MikeW3MJP************
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> gt; 1. Magnetic Vehicle Signs? (John Burch)&gt;&gt;-- __--__--
&gt;&gt;Message: 1&gt;From: "John Burch" &gt;To: &gt;Date: Tue, 16 Jul 2002
18:25:09 -0600&gt;Subject: [Ares-races] Magnetic Vehicle Signs?&gt;&gt;Do
any of you have a source for *good* magnetic&gt;signs that would be useful
in ARES/RACES activities?&gt;&gt;These signs would be used for identifying
certain vehicles&gt;as those involved in the execution of emergency
radio&gt;communications.&gt;&gt;Thanks for your time and help with this
question.&gt;&gt;73 de JohnMike Patton, CRNA, PHRN, EsquireW3MJPARECC Level
II CertificationEmergency CoordinatorBucks County Amateur Radio Emergency
Service(EPA- District 1)Bucks County, PennsylvaniaBucks County ARES web
site: www.voicenet.com/~ikemay/ares.htmE-mail:
[email protected](Office/Fax)1-866-966-ARES(Emergency
Activation)http://findu.com/cgi-bin/[email protected]"SERVICE TO
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Plain-Text only.-----__--__--Message: 2From: "Doug Younker" To: Date: Sat,
20 Jul 2002 19:02:39 -0500Organization: None what so everSubject:
[Ares-races] government purchased amateur radio equipmentWith due respect,
their has to be some permanently installed equipment whereAmateur stations
are be planned to be used to assist getting on air asquickly as possible,
i.e. antenna systems. If these aren't inspectedperiodically, the
"throw-down" approach is as susceptible as permanentlyinstalled stations.
What ever approach an ARES or RACES group uses, it'scritical that some one
takes on the responsibility of regular inspection ofany equipment
permanently installed for use by AR. Besides the obviousneed, it will go a
long way to demonstrate your groups commitment and desireto work in a
professional manner. A locking file cabinet goes a
>  long way ofpreserving original manuals after copying, the personate pages
to be placedat operating positions.--73Doug, [email protected]
Original Message -----From: "Jerry Reimer" To: Cc: Sent: Friday, July 19,
2002 3:39 PMSubject: [Ares-races] Re: ARES-RACES digest, Vol 1 #43 - 7
msgs:: Generally, I am opposed to government purchased amateur radio
equipment.My opposition is because it gets purchased, installed, and briefly
used.Following an initial period, first the manuals get lost, then the
equipmentstops working, and no one seems to ever get around to getting it
repaired.When the hams show up to use it, it doesn't work.:: In my
experience, it is much better for individual hams to bring in theirown gear
for several reasons. First, they are very familiar with it.Second, it
probably works, because it gets used very often, :: If they must, let
government spend our tax money on their dedicated,proprietary trunking
systems. When they quit working, hams can show up andbring in our throw-down
gear that works.:: KK5CA: DEC, Harris County Texas:: : &gt;&gt;county. It
seems that
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