Re: Foundation and now a radio!

On Mon, 02 Mar 2009 20:03:47 +0000, Jim <jim@scotfree.eu> wrote:
Well I knew some people didn't like this method .. but I really
thought that they would think that it was a little more than just a
game. I actually learnt a lot during the exercise. I do take exception
to people making the assumption that because you start at the
beginning you are some sort of cretin! I have a range of interests and
hobbies - I also have a degree in Physics from a proper University
from 1972. However thanks to the folks who welcomed me and I am
willing to learn. I also remember when I was a young lad going to my
uncles shack and hearing him speak to Thor Hyerdhal and thinking
that's magic ... and I still do!
Thanks

Rich
>On Sun, 01 Mar 2009 20:16:05 +0000, Rich
><richard.bird2@btinternet.com> wrote:
>
>>Hello
>>Thanks for all the previous help with my NASA communications receiver.
>>As I said on my las message I enrolled on a foundation course and
>>today passed and was well pleased. Now I want to get on the air as
>>quickly (and of course as reasonably) as possible! I am still very
>>interested in the NAVTEX and now interested in the weather satelite
>>stuff as well as all the rest. So what can I get and where..
>>Many thanks again for your friendly help
>
>  For digital and exotic amateur radio modes try MultiPSK.
>
>http://f6cte.free.fr/index_anglais.htm
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