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Well dagnabit. I forgot, if its not for DOS or a D700....<br><br>
Couldn't resist either.<br><br>
73, John - N5TIM<br><br>
At 14:24 4/7/2007, you wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">> A weather / digi
configuration would be nice and helpful<br>
> for public service events.<br><br>
Actully, a dead cat would do well also for the WX part. If it<br>
is wet, it is raining, if it smells, it is hot. If it is
white,<br>
it is snowing, etc. If you want better temeprature, use a live<br>
cat and a ruler. The length of the cat is directly
proportional<br>
to temperature. But then you have to feed it and clean up<br>
afterwards, etc...<br><br>
Sorry, couldn't resist ... Bob<br><br>
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