01-16-15 18:21 Holger Granholm wrote to Ed Vance about Re: Older.

 HG> {at}MSGID: 
 HG> In a message dated 01-15-15, Ed Vance said to Holger Granholm:

 HG> Hi Ed,
Howdy! Holger,

 EV> I still am about one week behind in reading the messages in all of
 EV> the echos that come in my .QWK packet when I grab one.

 HG> OK

I am almost caught up with my BBS reading.   Finally.
Until I get the .QWK packet when sending this .REP packet tonight.

 EV> I was alternating between taking time to reading some BBS messages
 EV> and then taking some time to read what has came in my Email In-box.

 HG> I'm not subscribing to very many echoes going through my Fido
 HG> box so it makes things easier neither do I subscribe to
 HG> anything else but ham radio on the internet. The latter is

I haven't seen any messages in the LS_ARRL echo (as it is called on
this BBS), and am wondering if Mark Lewis just hasn't had the time to
post any of them.

I haven't seem any messages from Mark after the first week of Jan 2015.

 HG> however on the back burner due to changes my ISP made of what
 HG> kind of incoming calls it will support.

Ouch!, I know that hurts, not being able to keep up with interesting
Amateur Radio things.
-snip-
 HG> When using UTC there's no DST change and most hams use UTC in
 HG> their log books. That makes it easy to check the correct
 HG> date/time when QSL'ing.

When I was active I always logged everything in whatever the Local Time
was (either EST or EDT), even when I was active on the Traffic Nets
everything I done was written in local time.
-snip-
 HG> Also all air traffic control and merchant ships use UTC. Think
 HG> about the chaos that would be created when the crew is turning
 HG> in/out each 4th hour if the ship would be using local time
 HG> zones during a distant voyage.

That sounds right to me that air traffic and shipping uses UTC.
When I was a Navy Radioman, when I went to the Base Amateur Radio
station, I would use the Local Time Zone when I wrote in the Station
Log Book, and all the other Hams who used that station used local time
for their entries in the Station Log Book.

K4NDC at the Navy Operations Base in Norfolk, Virginia
and
K6NCJ at the Navy Air Station in Alameda, California 

are the only two Navy Ham Shacks I got to operate at.
73

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