[aprssig] WHAT YOUR KENWOOD TM-D700A AND TH-D7 CAN DO MORE

[Charles Doughtie]

This is ridiculous. It should have stopped long ago.
I did not want to add to this clutter, but feel I
must state my opinion at this point. All caps is not
SHOUTING to all of us. Communications typewriters
had only one case that is now called caps. Teletype
had three rows of keys and a shift key for letters
or figures. There was no upper/lower distinction
in morse code, teletype, semaphore, railroad highball,
or other forms of messaging. There were some
abbreviations used to prevent confusion, one being
PAREN to indicate parentheses. I never saw CAPS used.

    PAREN one author, mr. e. e. cummings, wrote
    everything in only one paren lower paren
    case including his name PAREN 

so what is the big deal?

de charlie, n5exy
south suburban greater hutto, texas




--- Joe Della Barba <joe at dellabarba.com> wrote:

> I am sorry about my response. Please feel free to
> share any info on 
> Kenwoods and APRS that you have. Just so you know
> why you got some odd 
> reactions, all caps is SHOUTING to us here.
> 73 and welcome to the mailing list,
> Joe N3HGB
> 
> 
> 
> julien mervyn dedier wrote:
> > Hi i want to say that as a ham i have never been
> so heart in my life 
> > all i wanted to share to the world amateur radio
> <snipped>
> >
> > THANKS
> >
> > JULIEN
> > 9Z4FZ//TRINIDSA & TOBAGO.
> > M0JDD//UNITED KINGDOM.
> > M0JDD/J3//GRENADA.
> >
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