Or just realise that you regularly leave your car unattended outside, at the mercy of nature and people in the area, and don't worry about small dents and scratches. Leave the dents there and just polish off the scratches to prevent rust. Cars need to look shiny and pristine only if you're foolish enough to believe everything the marketing department tells you.
Don't be so American, in some countries, like Japan, it's actually illegal to drive a car that has a dent in it.
Don't forget all those greedy hams! They have a whole 26 MHz at 33 cm they're never using! That's a half of a freaking channel! Just take it! They got no lobbyists!
I doubt that you'd be in front of most/. readers, since most have some science background and might recognise wavelengths etc.
Anyway, 10m is the 28MHz amateur radio band (10m being the wavelength). Ham gear is more powerful, and can drive larger linear amplifiers (the 'kicker' in CB parlance). A 1600W linear is going to need around 100W of drive, so the ham radio would work nicely. I think the legal limit of a CB is something like 10W, which would underdrive the linear.
The US obsession with RF power never ceases to amaze me, especially when I'm using 5W to talk to an operator running 1500W. The QRP mantra: power is no substitute for skill.
As you say, I can't believe I am biting at the troll...
I think he is alluding to the 1930s Coca-Cola marketing campaign in which the first depiction of Santa Clause as we know him now--the fat, jolly fellow with a white beard and a red and white suit (which incidentally were the colors of the Coca-Cola logo)--was introduced.
Depictions of Santa Clause prior to this varied in the colors and girth of the mythical person.
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... It will be $50 for a charge,, and you'll still pay the gas tax..
With the programing available, $1 a month should cover it...
Fuck Apple.
I sent my reps the email.
I am glad that it may have helped.
(Amature Radio Service Operator).
Wish I had mod points, your 100% spot on...
Fuck Apple.
Fuck Apple.
Wish I had Mod points...
And these shared cars will be as clean as the shared restroom at the football stadium...
SU = Super User...
What fun is that?
My Sprint HTC one M7 received an update for Stagefright, and some other things, this morning...
Forbe's will not load if Ad blockers are running on your browser...
I wish I had (+) mod points.
Or just realise that you regularly leave your car unattended outside, at the mercy of nature and people in the area, and don't worry about small dents and scratches. Leave the dents there and just polish off the scratches to prevent rust. Cars need to look shiny and pristine only if you're foolish enough to believe everything the marketing department tells you.
Don't be so American, in some countries, like Japan, it's actually illegal to drive a car that has a dent in it.
Citations please.
Smoked pigeon doesn't taste bad at all.
Been there done that..
Ate dinner at the restaurant near the top of the tower, on our honeymoon.
Elevator ride, in the glass enclosed cab, was interesting at night...
Congratulations!
Ken
KD8DWO
Don't forget all those greedy hams! They have a whole 26 MHz at 33 cm they're never using! That's a half of a freaking channel! Just take it! They got no lobbyists!
Yes we do.
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Some of the real reasons for Apple/Foxconn chose to produce iPads in Brazil:
But the most important reason:
Considerable tax reduction (as translated by Google Translate)
"engeneers".. engineers..
Fixed that. :-)
Five watts input into final output stage. Four watts out the antenna jack.
I doubt that you'd be in front of most /. readers, since most have some science background and might recognise wavelengths etc.
Anyway, 10m is the 28MHz amateur radio band (10m being the wavelength). Ham gear is more powerful, and can drive larger linear amplifiers (the 'kicker' in CB parlance). A 1600W linear is going to need around 100W of drive, so the ham radio would work nicely. I think the legal limit of a CB is something like 10W, which would underdrive the linear.
The US obsession with RF power never ceases to amaze me, especially when I'm using 5W to talk to an operator running 1500W. The QRP mantra: power is no substitute for skill.
As you say, I can't believe I am biting at the troll ...
The US CB legal power limit is 5 watts.
I think he is alluding to the 1930s Coca-Cola marketing campaign in which the first depiction of Santa Clause as we know him now--the fat, jolly fellow with a white beard and a red and white suit (which incidentally were the colors of the Coca-Cola logo)--was introduced.
Depictions of Santa Clause prior to this varied in the colors and girth of the mythical person.
-dZ.
I cannot mod you up,, but that is interesting..
T-Mobil has very poor or non-existent coverage in my rural area.
Could AT&T being the sole service provider have anything to do with the sluggish Sales?