[BULK] - [SixClub] Thanks to the group and my future plans

[Steve Katz]

Larry, this suggestion might come too late, but are you familiar with BALIK
BAYAN shipments?  They are available from anywhere in the U.S. to the
Philippines for about $85 per very large carton, regardless what it weighs
or what's inside it, and this is a "door to door" delivery, where they pick
up the goods from the shipper and put it directly in the hands of the
receiver.  They take a photograph of the delivery (receiver with goods) and
then mail that back to the shipper, with a signed receipt as proof of
delivery.  I've used this service many times when shipping stuff to P.I. --
it's MUCH cheaper than any other method I've ever found.  -WB2WIK/6

"There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home." - Ken
Olson, Chairman & Founder, Digital Equipment Corporation (1977)

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Larry Fields [SMTP:n6hpx_du1 at hotmail.com]
> Sent:	Saturday, July 24, 2004 5:29 PM
> To:	sixclub at mailman.qth.net
> Subject:	[BULK] - [SixClub] Thanks to the group and my future plans
> 
>    I want to Thank all of you who responded to my question on coax for 6 
> meters. My next project will be just that. I have many plans for antennas 
> and I hope to be able to add a beam along with a loop antenna. I also have
> a 
> small 2m loop antenna, and plan to install it at 20 feet with a 2m beam 
> under it for SSB.
>    Some have suggested to me using 9913 or 400 my only problem with hard 
> line might be in weight as it would have to go by way of ship to Manila.
> 
>   Thanks and again 73's
> 
>    Larry Fields, n6hpx/du1
> 
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