Hi Pete,
Well, I think most of us would have spotted
that number, but assumed it was just coincidence.
I do think it would actually be helpful to
publish the callsigns of NoV holders. Not only would it be a good indicator
of interest in the 472kHz band, but would give us a way of checking the
other station actually had one!
I must admit I wasn't going to apply, after the
complicated process with 500kHz, but this is so simple and straightforward I
am now looking forward to getting on the band.
As for the rest of your e-mail, may I suggest a
long lay down in a darkened room?
All the best to you and all LFers for Christmas
and the New Year.
Vy 73, Chris, G4AYT, Whitstable, Kent,
UK.
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Re: LF: Re: 477 NOV What Modes ?
Chris
I will rub along with a majority view.
My statement about the number of NoVs issued was a
lie, I am ashamed to say.
However Geri got the reference.
42 is the incomprehensible answer to the ultimate question of Life,
The Universe and Everything which is less incomprehensible than current
NoV for 630m
(472/9kc/s). Another answer to the Binary string 0101010 or the answer to twice the "key
of the door" but we still need a question.
Since Geri was on his way the Restaurant at the edge of the
Universe after no doubt downing
6 pints of best bitter or in Geri's case 3.40957Litres of best Holstein Lager to
avoid the impending approach of the Vogon destructor fleet to
build a hyperspace bypass through Earth starting in the mountains of
France; I thought that he may enjoy pondering this conundrum. However its all
to no avail since the fleet has obviously been withdrawn. Not like the
impending destructor fleet heading to the M25 in
Kent.
Prostetnic Jeltz we know where you live and you don't
scare us!!!
73 es
GL
Pete M0FMT IO91
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