Terry Fox vs Matthew

[Terry N4TLF]

Hey guys,
My internet and cable came back late Monday.  No significant damage here. 
We lost power for about an hour or so Saturday, and it continued to hiccup 
most of Saturday night.  My whole-house generator worked nicely during that 
period.

Internet, cable, and home phone was out for over two days, but it's back. 
Some people nearby still don't have power and/or cable, internet, etc.

We were going to Myrtle Beach a couple weeks ago, when Judy fell and broke 
her wrist and ended up also with multiple fractures around her left eye.  We 
have spent the last couple of weeks either taking her to various doctors, or 
hurricane prep.  We are now in hurricane clean-up and recovery.  Plus, more 
doctor visits.

I have a ton of email to go through, so pardon me if I'm a little tardy the 
next week or two!

We have five OTA stations here, each with about three sub-channels, so we 
had something to watch.  But not a lot of local info unless one of the local 
stations was doing news at the time.  After making my living with OTA TV for 
30+ years, I kind of missed the action, but not enough to actually come out 
of retirement!

73, Terry, N4TLF


-----Original Message----- 
From: Nan and Sandy Sanders
Sent: Saturday, October 08, 2016 3:51 PM
To: Richard O'Neill ; tacos at amrad.org
Subject: Re: Terry Fox vs Matthew

36 OTA channels here in East Texas with a 4 bay bow tie at 25 feet.
We may watch 5 or 6 hours a week. But the price is right.
      Sandy
     WB5MMB



At 02:18 PM 10/8/2016, Richard O'Neill wrote:
>On 10/8/2016 2:29 PM, Mark Whittington wrote: > He is being forced to watch 
>over the air TV.   Sure beats static and snow! At least I believe so. In 
>the District of Columbia and surrounding counties of Virginia and Maryland 
>viewers have more than 40 OTA channels to choose from. While it's true that 
>not all of them are worth anyone's time the situation isn't at all bad 
>considering the price and the limited choices available in analog days of 
>old. Pickings are usually slim for those who choose to live in the boonies. 
>Tough 't...y', that's just the way it is. :-P Richard 
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