> Greetings everyone,
>
>       Not sure where to turn and havnt come across anything via
> google. Im looking for a ham mailing list, thought perhaps some folks
> here would have some recommendations.

To actually answer your question (since I already got pulled into OT
discussion of Google's page ranking), Josh.

I'm on various lists at YahooGroups for ham-related activities.  They're
all typically broken down by radio type or mode or something similar like
that.  Search for your radio's model number (like FT-857@YahooGroups.com,
as an example) or by mode you're interested in working... the digital
modes are better "represented" online (of course) than are things like SSB
and CW, but there are groups for those too.

Also if you're running specific software or hardware hooked to your rigs,
look for those names at YahooGroups, etc.

I don't find "general" ham radio lists to be too useful.  They're either
full of spam/noise, or they're just TOO general... and never have any
"meat".

We've been running the IRLP mailing list at YahooGroups for a long long
time for node owner/operators and other punters listening in.  I say "we"
but I stopped administrating that list a very long time ago... I just post
there regularly now.  The vast majority of posts to that list right now
are people  trying to help other newbie people who have zero TCP/IP
experience figure out NAT and router port-forwarding.

-- 
Nate Duehr, WY0X

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