[BC] iPod and storage

[Rob Atkinson]

same here.   i never use broadcast radio for local severe wx info.  i rely 
on combination of wx radar and lightning strike plots on internet, noaa wx 
radio and skywarn hams in the next county to the west.  I monitor a 2 m. fm 
repeater in dekalb IL.  it's like having a DEW line for weather.

rob atkinson
st. charles IL


From: "Douglas B. Pritchett" <dpritchett1 at comcast.net>
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Subject: Re: [BC] iPod and storage
Date: Fri, 02 Dec 2005 17:00:18 -0200

I'll second that! Around here, the best place to get severe WX info is when 
the Skywarn 2 meter net is up. Trained WX observers, reporting info to the 
NWS in a clear, concise and professional manner. Then the talking heads on 
TV announce the warnings 3-7 minutes later. You know my feelings about TV 
news.

--
Douglas B. Pritchett
Fort Wayne, IN
dpritchett1 at comcast.net


Rich Wood wrote:

>There are two sources I trust: the NWS weather radio for weather and 2 
>meter Ham for traffic. You know my feelings about EAS.
>
>Rich
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>Rich Wood
>Rich Wood Multimedia
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>FAX: 413-480-0010
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