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From: "Larry Kayser" <kayser@sympatico.ca>
To: rsgb_lf_group@blacksheep.org
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Subject: LF: re LF use in the UK
Date: Thu, 20 Sep 2001 20:01:08 -0400
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Alan:


> Hi Larry I am totally astounded that an employee of such a distinguished
> company bearing the name of the commercial founder of wireless, seems to
> know so little about it!! Still I suppose that is what happens when you
turn
> it into a "plug-and-play" Telecomms firm. Their expertise was supposed to
be
> a major asset, its no wonder no-one gives a light for the assets on the
LSE.

I am fresh out of the hospital here after 5 days of emergency treatment and
still a little woozy to say the least of it.  If you want some humour
sometime, and goodness knows we could use a little humour these last few
days, this got to me via a friend who saw the frequency mentioned in the
email.  His interrupt was pulled hard and he forwarded it on to me.

I am still off the air here, repairs will have to wait until I can get
around a little easier.  I got into a fight with another wasp and this time
I went into anaphylactic shock.  The wasp got me at 8:44 AM on Tuesday the
11th.  Precursor of things to come maybe.

At the moment I am looking to borrow an F-15, F-18 or similar for just a few
minutes so I can have round two of my own little War here.  More when I have
a little more in me to contribute.

Larry
VA3LK

PS Has anyone heard any LF activity from our east coast lately? Jack?  John?