Hello Daryl!

29 Jun 15 10:06, Daryl Stout wrote to MATT:

 DS>   A lot has changed in ham radio over the years. At least in the 
 DS> U.S.,
 DS> the FCC got rid of the Morse Code requirement in 2007, ..

A co-worker mentioned that to me.  I'll admit it was one of the things hold
me up as I was more intersted in filling my head with learning another
language (i.e. Python).  My list of 'to-do' is lengthy.

 DS>   Those doors included:

 DS> 1) BULLET - A bulletins door. 26 categories for ham radio or another

 DS> 2) REGSCAN - Search Part 97 of the FCC Rules as they relate to Ham

 DS> 3) WASPORT - Track ones progress in the ARRL Worked All States

 DS> 4) QRZDOOR - Using a QRZ data CD, one can look up callsign data.

 DS> 5) ARPD - Amateur Radio Packet Door. Hook up to an MFJ 1270C TNC and 

I primarily ran games such as LORD and even participated in a network where
users on my board competed with others.  I cannot recall if that was LORD
or another like it.

 DS> 1) Definition Of A Twit (from Grant Bierman, one of my first users. 

 DS> 2) You Want To Be A Sysop?? (from Tom Ezell, the one time Little Rock

 DS> 3) The Thankless Job (from Kris Lewis, a BBS user). One Sysop, over 

 DS> 4) Caring For Pet Sysops (from Fred Hunt, a fellow ham radio 

 DS> 5) The Sysop Of A BBS (by yours truly). A poem that The Good Lord 

You should post one or more of these if time permits.  It would, i think,
be a good read here!



Regards,

Matt

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