Not sure if the new nj-qrp address is working yet...
As a born and bred East Coast person, I am troubled by the seeming monopoly the
west coast has on this fox hunt thingy. I only got onto the qrp-l in December,
and it has renewed and rejuvenated my ham interests. (While depleted my
pocketbook, what with a QRP+, Sierra kit, QRP transmatch...). Anyway, it's not
to early for NEW JERSEY qrpers to start preparing for NEXT fox season. Let's
give those Californians, Arizonians and Texans a run for their watts! What
about it. After all, we got the best of the deal when given the choice of toxic
waste dumps or lawyers. Hardly notice those dumps, any more...and they make
good grounds.
Would it be presumptuous to challenge those left coasters? Speak up! (You, too,
Delaware).
Sent at 07:31:35 on 04-Mar-97
_ _ _ _ _ ___ John L. Sielke n4js@amsat.org n4js@pobox.com
| \| || | | _ | |/ __| n4js@n4js.ampr.org NJ Grid:FM29LN
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|_|\_| |_| \__/ |___/ NJ-QRP #57 QRP-L #884 QRP-ARCI #9328
NE-QRP #507 G-QRP #9544 Norcal #???? QCWA Life Member
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