Got my copies... Thanks for all your efforts... I also have all the NJqrp newsletters on CD and Sprat.
I recently just lost a MacMini and two external HDs.... possibly a power surge... don't know for sure, but nothing mounts... I lost oodles of family pics and other stuff... One drive was 2 TB!
?Luckily I had ported over lots of folders on various subjects including my ham radio stuff. Its now on a PC AND a MacBookpro I just bought used. This morning I just realized I lost all the pdfs I made of my astronomy clubs newsletters... About 10 years worth... I still have the hard copies so I will be starting all over.....
I usually have three copies... HD, ext HD and CD or even a usb stick
Ya never know what will happen.??73Phil
KD2HTN / WA2069SWL
Long: 34.210293 Lat:-78.057048
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From: chuck adams <chuck.adams.k7qo@...>
To:
[email protected] Sent: Monday, July 16, 2018 9:11 AM
Subject: Re: [qrp-tech] New England QRP Newsletters and History
Copies may be found at
in PDF format.? Make sure you download them to your own hard drive for
keeping just in case
they disappear from the web.? The web is a living organism and parts
come and go from time
to time.
FYI
chuck, k7qo
On 07/16/2018 03:58 AM, kc9zew via Groups.Io wrote:
Doug, appreciate your (and others like Chuck) commitment to keeping QRP alive...! ... and so btw, where can we find the QRPp archives, Chucks website?
73,
GregKC9ZEW
? ? On Fri, Jul 13, 2018 at 0:36, Doug Hendricks via Groups.Io<ki6ds13@...> wrote:? For those of you that don't know, Chuck scanned all the issues in the QRPp archives.? They would not exist without his efforts.? Thanks buddy, NorCal 40, Chuck's NorCal number.? Doug, Editor of QRPp.
