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"Howard, W A 9 Y B W" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sat, 10 Mar 2012 19:41:17 -0600
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Hi Linda,

I will answer some of your questions below following those that I can 
answer.

1. do I have to wait till my callsign shows in the fcc's database to just
> install echo link? Cause I can just listen.

No, you won't be allowed to use it unless Echolink can verify that you have 
a valid license.

2. I have a wireless router and its not a secured router, I have no idea how
 to set ports. Do the q and a refer to this?

The Q and A won't give you specific instructions because there is no way to 
consider all routers.  The Q and A will just give you general guidelines 
such as what ports to allow Echolink to use.
If you can give me the model number of your router, I will be more than 
happy to try to help you set it up.  I will be willing to call you on the 
phone to help.  I would want the model ahead of time so I can study up on 
it.

3. When echo link is up and running and I find the frequency, I have a
> regular mike and I have headphones, how does one speak in the mike-do you
> just hit the spacebar or what.

Yes, you just press a key to talk.  I haven't used Echolink for many years 
so I don't know the commands any longer.

4. I know I can read the documentation on echo link, which I will do, but I
> enjoy listening to all of your suggestions. LOL!

We enjoy helping each other.

Ttake your time and just study regularly on your General and you will make 
it through.

73's

Howard #3

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