Hi there. Just arrived and need to find my way around. I've been at the bench for 52 years and still lots to learn. Looking forward to meeting you all. Tylden, watchmaker - UK. Sorry, not able to converse in German.
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Hi there. Just arrived and need to find my way around. I've been at the bench for 52 years and still lots to learn. Looking forward to meeting you all. Tylden, watchmaker - UK. Sorry, not able to converse in German.
Welcome to rlx :dr:
Tylden, good to have you around :dr:
Make sure to post often ;)
Warm welcome in the forum :dr:
A very warm welcome, and don't worry, some of the guys here ain't able to do that either :rofl:Zitat:
Original von Tylden
Sorry, not able to converse in German.
Yes, Axel ist right - german is even difficult for germans...
Enjoy your time in the forum :dr:
Welcome to R-L-X mate! I'm a Brit living in Deutschland (married one!) and I still struggle with the lingo- der, die or das.... whats wrong with 'the"? :grb:
Joking aside, looking forward to having some good input from a knowledgable watchmaker like yourself.... :ea:
Enjoy this excellent forum :dr:
cheers,
Nick.
Hey Nick, try ancient English, and you will feel right at home. Thou shalt not be confused with the roots of thy native tongue :D :DZitat:
Original von Eurocontroller
I still struggle with the lingo- der, die or das.... whats wrong with 'the"? :grb:
Ok, does not fit the THE problem, but takes care of that ubiquitous YOU.
Good one Axel! However I still struggle with objects having masculinity, femininity or neutrality! Der Vater is obvious, das Land I can accept, but why o why is Vaterland neutral? ;)Zitat:
Originally posted by akroll
Hey Nick, try ancient English, and you will feel right at home. Thou shalt not be confused with the roots of thy native tongue :D :DZitat:
Original von Eurocontroller
I still struggle with the lingo- der, die or das.... whats wrong with 'the"? :grb:
Ok, does not fit the THE problem, but takes care of that ubiquitous YOU.
Only kidding! I love Germany, love the traditions and find the people great! Any Brit who says Germans have no sense of humour has obviously never lived here!!
Damn fine beer too.... :gut:
cheers,
Nick.
Well, I'm not the beer drinker, but that's true for sure. Better than most in any case.Zitat:
Original von Eurocontroller
Damn fine beer too.... :gut:
As the saying goes:
What is the difference between sex in a canoe and American beer? There is none: both is f..ing close to water :rofl: :rofl:
Gentlemen, thank you so much for your welcome. I look forward to 'meeting' you all. If I can contribute a little it would be a pleasure. Tylden. Cornet player in Brass Band and radio ham - M0MSF.
Welcome here and have fun! :gut:
73 es best DX
cwfe!
DF5AC
:dr: welcome, be aware some might confront you with some austrain :D
Big Warm Welcome Tylden!
Nice to "meeting" you.... :dr:
Willkommen!!!
Hi Norbert GF5AC.Zitat:
Originally posted by Norbert
Welcome here and have fun! :gut:
73 es best DX
cwfe!
DF5AC
Nice to hear from fellow 'ham'. When I get my G5RV repaired perhaps we can arrange a QSO on '40' or '80'.
73 and good DX. Tylden M0MSF and M1DDY.
DDY was my first call sign - Class B - and MSF is full licence with CW,but I don't use it enough to be very good at it! I am alowed to keep/use both calls so I use MSF (part of call sign of UK Time Signal on LF) on HF and DDY on V/UHF.
Hi Tylden,
nice to meet u here!
Unfortunately my long wire antenna is broken down. All my QSO's are in cw only. The reason: I have a lot o fun with morse code and my vibroplex bug.
Sorry but my english is very bad! =(
So long
DF5AC
Welcome aboard Tylden! :gut:Zitat:
Originally posted by Tylden
Hi there. Just arrived and need to find my way around. I've been at the bench for 52 years and still lots to learn. Looking forward to meeting you all. Tylden, watchmaker - UK. Sorry, not able to converse in German.
Hi Norbert. I will have to brush-up on my CW ( continuous wave or Morse for those who wonder what CW is ) before I force it on you!Zitat:
Originally posted by Norbert
Hi Tylden,
nice to meet u here!
Unfortunately my long wire antenna is broken down. All my QSO's are in cw only. The reason: I have a lot o fun with morse code and my vibroplex bug.
Sorry but my english is very bad! =(
So long
DF5AC
Please do not apologise for your English, it's very good. 73 M0MSF.
(again, for those who are wondering, '73' is sent in cw to mean 'best wishes', it is internationally accepted and understood by everyone).
To get coherence between ham radio and watches a pic from Submariner LV, Vibroplex "blue racer" and TS830S: =)
[IMG]http://img101.imageshack.us/img101/7268/dscn0717o.jpg[/IMG]
Dear Tylden,
WARM WELCOME TO OUR VIRTUAL CLUB :dr:
That's a nice picture and superb key, thanks. Tylden.
Welcome Tylden..
If you're like me, you won't post too much becaue of the language barrier..but there is plenty here.......
Hi LarryD. You are right, the photographs etc are great - who needs words! Regards, Tylden.