[SixClub] grid square determinators

[Rental Cars LLC John Carson]

Jim, Roger...et al...

aAs far as complete grid squares, I think it is more a matter of
preference. Some dx'ers like to know them, others I have talked to say (as
you do)...

who cares...the grid square is enough.

As for me I just wanted to know as I was redesigning my QSL card and I
thought it would be a neat addition!

I did go right to QRZ and there it was. QRZ is such a neat site as is my
other favorite QTH.com.

As for the marine equipment, yes, I guess Ebay is the answer...although
honestly QTH is much easier to use, as it is all for amateurs.

The only problem there is that if someone wants to screw you it is
concieveably (sp?) easier...but in the end it is alway buyer,seller,
trader , BEWARE.
In most Hams defense, all the Ham I have personally ever delt with were
honest and fair.

So so far so good...I hope!

My thoughs for wahat they are worth.

73,

John Carson  kd5srw







 > Do those have any significance?  I never use anything other than the
> grid square and don't bother with the suffix.
>
>
> Roger Halstead (K8RI, EN73 & ARRL Life Member)
> N833R, World's Oldest Debonair (S# CD-2)
> www.rogerhalstead.com
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>> It's done on a grid map with the lat/lon of your home. You can put
>> your callsign in QRZ and look yourself up. It's there under detailed
> information.
>>
>> 73 jim smith N1XAS
>>
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