The Women Operators (YL's) of Ham Radio! Ria N2RJ, Cat W4DXY, Mary KI4HHI & Linda VK7QP

I always wonder why the XYL net is run by OM.

 

CS?

 

Call sign. Of course, while I am there controlling the transmitter IAW with FCC regulations

 

IAW? In accordance with?

Would you consider spelling stuff out instead of making up or using otherwise obscure abbreviations? Please?

 

W? CFTO?

 

Do you need help with FCC? LOL

 

IOW U WTD US WYB ... NM, I AM OT

 

No - FCC being fairly well known 'round these parts, as is LOL.

I asked a legitimate question. You didn't answer it, instead replying with sarcasm. Thanks for nothing.

 

I honestly thought your reply was sarcasm....Anyway, how about we the thread back on track.

 

Kat told me about this thread. I appreciate her standing up for me.

Thanks for all the comments.

It was my birthday three days ago. After x years on this earth, nothing really fazes me anymore.

In 2018 during my election campaign people said all kinds of things about me, including repeating some of the same stuff here. That’s ok, they intended to harm my chances but I WON anyway.

And I’ll continue winning in life no matter how many try to knock me down, look at me in a strange way or with scorn or suspicion. I promise that.

BTW I proudly help MANY in this hobby and in my other activities including my faith and my other hobbies (photography, drones, electric vehicles, tech) . I give countless hours to others to help them.

I would especially like to thank Hayden, VK7HH for hosting us. Inclusion in ham radio and tech is a hot topic and I address it at high levels in the ARRL, and in the Fortune 500 in my work.

Thank you and like and if you’re interested in my content please have a look and if you like it I would appreciate if you subscribe:

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for my official ARRL channel:
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73
Ria
N2RJ

 

Hope you had a happy one, and many more!

 

Happy bithday Ria and keep up the great work!

 

Here we go...

 

Excellent!

 

It is not made up. IAW is a very common abbreviation in technical writing. Being that he and I are both from military aviation I knew what it meant. Be willing to learn something new.