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Ron, I think the summary of
In reply to When Hyperbole Comes Back To Bite : Ron, I think the summary of your post is that you hate The Greens. It is clear that you believe all the Labor spin, and have never done any of your own research. I very much doubt that anything I (or Ben) wrote would change your mind, so I’ll not bother to say more to you. If anyone with an open mind is interested in a rebuttal to any of Ron’s …

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A small solar sail that was thought to be a lost cause has “spontaneously” come back to life. The NanoSail-D — a NASA-designed solar sail cubesat that launched in December but suddenly went silent without confirmation of its deployment — unexpectedly ejected from its host satellite on Wednesday, Jan. 19 at 11:30 a.m. EST. Engineers [...]

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TEMECULA: amateurs have a field day One of the first things you will learn about amateur radio operators is that nobody knows the true origin the term "amateur radio".

Hamming it up in an emergency
When forest fires were ravaging B.C.’s Nazko Valley a few years back, Bob Holowenko was there to help. He, along with a handful of his fellow amateur radio operators, were on site to assist with communications.

which of these r more useful for spreading information during disasters?-radios,satellites,ham radios,televisi?

Radio. Many more people have portable, battery-operated radios, and have them in their cars. Ham radio is extremely useful for collecting information, and providing tactical communications to emergency responders.

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Ham Radio Software For Macintosh

There are cards that use the PC’s infrastructure to decode satellite signals and allow users to enjoy free-to-air digital television and radio programs. There are cards that have built-in processors that allow TV viewing in a separate window while the PC runs other programs. Both kinds of cards can be utilized to receive Broadband Internet via Satellite. Requests are made using a telephone line but data is received at 40MB per second via the satellite dish.

To view satellite TV on your PC you would require a minimum processor that is Pentium II 333 MHz, an operating system like Microsoft Windows 98/ME/2000/XP, as well as hardware consisting of sound card, spare USB slot, and a CD Rom drive. If you are a computer geek you could in addition to the cards have a Windows media player, real player, or quick time player all of which will take you to the next level of viewership.

The options are many. The PC can be directly connected to a satellite dish by using a product like Hauppauge 3000 or through the Internet cable; or via the satellite box (run an aerial lead from the RF output socket of the Shy Digibox to the input aerial socket on a standard PC TV card or USB TV adapter). Direct TV and Dish TV both recommend using a connection via their proprietary satellite TV receiver box as ideal.

With a PC-TV-Radio one can simultaneously or alternately watch regular TV, a movie, or sports, and enjoy crystal clear music while writing, checking mail, telewebbing, or surfing the Internet. The options are astounding one can download and record favorite programs, record music, and be creative.

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