15 Years of QRZ

Fred, you have a great site here, I tell those who are studying for there tests, and those who are considering upgrading that your site, QRZ.com is the place to go for all their questions, practice tests, etc. Keep up the great work! Heres wishing you and your family a very safe and Happy Thanksgiving!


73 de Mark
AI4HO
Asst. EC
VE
Tech Spec.
Vero Beach, Indian River Co. Fl

 

Fred,

Many Thanks for all you've done in furthering this and the ham radio hobby.

15 years, huh?  And all this time without MICRO$TUFF and the infamous BSOD,    Well?  Linux/Unix just rocks!

Happy Thanksgiving, Fred, all!

Respectfully submitted,
73,

Don/KA5-LQJ

 

Congratulations OM! I enjoyed your story a lot.
The early days sure were exciting. I remember
installing Mosiac 1.0 on my Data General AViiON
UNIX workstation and thinking, this is *THE*
application of all apps to come! Thanks for QRZ.COM.

73

-Kirk K4RO

 

Thanks Fred, I would be most lost than I am without QRZ!
Congratulations, Happy Thanksgiving and lots more years.
Take care,
Leon - N5PU

 

This week marks the 39th anniversary of the release of the Beatles White Album as well.

Thanks for all that you've done.

 

Congrats, Fred! I have quite a few disks, but I doubt I've got a first edition. But I will have a 30th edition! Keep up the great work. Best 73, Gerry

 

Thanks, Fred!

Many more!

K8arl

 

Coolness. I guess that was just about the best way to distribute large data/software packages back then, before CDROM became cheap and ubiquitous? Back in 1992, I had just started up my own BBS, on my V20-based "luggable" XT clone with a 40-meg "card drive" [a hard drive integrated with a controller card to plug right into an ISA slot without using a drive bay]. The good old days...

I still have a QIC-80 tape drive in my tower. Oh, I have a CDRW drive too, of course, but the tape drive is still kind of a fun retro-toy. I actually use it for occasional backup duties, just for the heck of it.

Anyway, many kudos on a great site. I may have been motivated to get my license even earlier if I had known about QRZ before 2005.

 

Thanks a lot Fred!
I still keep in mind about 30 minutes unplugged the cable modem hi hi
May God Bless Us
Happy Thanksgiving

 

Thanx for being here!

 

WTF were you thinking?

"Hey.....check out this tape I got from the FCC........."

"That's nice Fred.  And from that you'll start up the international standard for amateur radio forums?"

"Well, ya."

"That's funny, Fred"



WA5KRP
Texas

 

A thankless job Fred, but many of us, I for one, appreciate you and the site!

Well done!

 

Fred your ad for the CD says last updated Oct 2006 is this correct or a typo?

 

Hello Dear Fred;

My congratullations to you for the 15 years of QRZ. This site is the most very nice encyclopaedia for all amateur radio around the world. Many thanks for your help to us.

73's,

Ed, PR7CPK

 

:0hi fred I still have my first copy back 15yrs ago,thanks for your good work for hams,and I'am thankfull.73s marty KK4PI