On Dec 3, 2023, at 2:01?PM, Kenneth Thompson via groups.io <kenmact@...> wrote:I'm looking to take the IC-7000 into the field in a pack. I am concerned about damage to the radio connections and controls.
What has been your experience with operating with side rails on the IC-7000. Straight side rails look to interfer with controls.
Ken
KI7HER
On Dec 3, 2023, at 11:55, Michael Gardner <mlgardner96@...> wrote:
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On Dec 3, 2023, at 2:01?PM, Kenneth Thompson via groups.io <kenmact@...> wrote:I'm looking to take the IC-7000 into the field in a pack. I am concerned about damage to the radio connections and controls.
What has been your experience with operating with side rails on the IC-7000. Straight side rails look to interfer with controls.
Ken
KI7HER
On Dec 3, 2023, at 3:07?PM, James Dahl <wi6x.73@...> wrote:They do not display the flag of the USA correctly, but claim to be designed and made in America.?Jim WI6X<image.png>On Dec 3, 2023, at 11:55, Michael Gardner <mlgardner96@...> wrote:?Check out:
On Dec 3, 2023, at 2:01?PM, Kenneth Thompson via groups.io <kenmact@...> wrote:I'm looking to take the IC-7000 into the field in a pack. I am concerned about damage to the radio connections and controls.
What has been your experience with operating with side rails on the IC-7000. Straight side rails look to interfer with controls.
Ken
KI7HER
The flag is typically worn on the right shoulder of a military uniform, with the stars facing toward the front of the person wearing the uniform. One reason for this is because, when the flag is displayed this way, it appears to be "flying" as the troops march forward. To help visualize this, think of an??flying in the wind on a flagpole. The canton is always facing towards the front, with the stripes “flowing” behind.
So when the U.S. flag is displayed on any object that is moving, including a person in uniform, the field of blue must be displayed towards the front of the object to indicate the flag is always flying.
On Dec 3, 2023, at 3:07?PM, James Dahl <wi6x.73@...> wrote:
?They do not display the flag of the USA correctly, but claim to be designed and made in America.?Jim WI6X<image.png>On Dec 3, 2023, at 11:55, Michael Gardner <mlgardner96@...> wrote:?Check out:Michael GardnerK1MLG
On Dec 3, 2023, at 2:01?PM, Kenneth Thompson via groups.io <kenmact@...> wrote:I'm looking to take the IC-7000 into the field in a pack. I am concerned about damage to the radio connections and controls.
What has been your experience with operating with side rails on the IC-7000. Straight side rails look to interfer with controls.
Ken
KI7HER
The flag is typically worn on the right shoulder of a military uniform, with the stars facing toward the front of the person wearing the uniform. One reason for this is because, when the flag is displayed this way, it appears to be "flying" as the troops march forward. To help visualize this, think of an??flying in the wind on a flagpole. The canton is always facing towards the front, with the stripes “flowing” behind.
So when the U.S. flag is displayed on any object that is moving, including a person in uniform, the field of blue must be displayed towards the front of the object to indicate the flag is always flying.
On Dec 3, 2023, at 3:07?PM, James Dahl <wi6x.73@...> wrote:
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On Dec 3, 2023, at 11:55, Michael Gardner <mlgardner96@...> wrote:
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On Dec 3, 2023, at 2:01?PM, Kenneth Thompson via groups.io <kenmact@...> wrote:I'm looking to take the IC-7000 into the field in a pack. I am concerned about damage to the radio connections and controls.
What has been your experience with operating with side rails on the IC-7000. Straight side rails look to interfer with controls.
Ken
KI7HER
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