Richard:

Unfortunately, all the windows are sealed shut, and can't be opened in any 
way.

This brings up other concerns that I always have with office buildings like 
this, but those would be beyond the scope of this list.

Anyway, I'm out of luck on that score.

I had thought of asking for an office on the other side of the building, but 
those belong to the Math department, and they like to keep folks in the 
disciplines grouped together for all the obvious reasons.

Tom Behler: KB8TYJ

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Richard Fiorello" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Friday, November 22, 2013 9:31 PM
Subject: check that window


> Hi;
> Tom you should have a friend take a look at that window.  Worked in a
> office full of windows that couldn't or shouldn't be opened.  We were up
> on the 13th floor near lake Erie and once folks figured out how to open
> them we got the nicest breeze.  Obviously that didn't last long.  Not
> sure if they were concern ed about the air conditioning or worried that
> an upset employee might play superman.  If yours can be briefly opened
> just to get a cable out and then locked your problem might be solved.
> We won't discuss how you fit ham radio into your work day.  We had a
> piano tuning teacher back in the day who apparently got his students
> working and then fired up the kwm2 and 30l1 amplifier to chat with his
> friends.  The station supposedly was for the students but there was
> never any organized attempt to help students get their ticket.
> Best of luck
> -- 
> richard
>