I suggest someone, say Richard Notton calls Rex Cadman direct to discuss
this and your other needs. ..... Rex says in principle he can arrange for
use of a suitable phone point within the complex offices to make the
neccessary uploads on a once/twice daily basis....this will be hell of a
lot easier than trying to do it from a mobile phone link. rex is at
rex@warandpeace.uk.com
I have just spoken to Milweb's technical guru who has confirmed we would be
pleased to provide the necessary webspace and FTP access to enable the
suggested ideas to become a reality.
If you have any thoughts on technical issues Chris can be reached at
Chris@milweb.net I suspect he is bracing himself for this one.
At the risk of being cuffed for another "infommercial" take a look at the
event on www.warandpeace.uk.com The video of the 1999 event is now selling
like hot cakes and can be ordered from rex@warandpeace.uk.com, MVPA shop or
www.dukevideo.com
regards, NIGE
www.milweb.net THE portal for the Military Vehicle hobby.
PS If any of you would like to buy a copy of the 1999 event programme Rex
has just a few left....
----- Original Message -----
From: Lars-Uwe Rudek <Rudek@shh-hamburg.de>
To: <mil-veh@skylee.com>
Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 1999 2:13 PM
Subject: [MV] Beltring 2000
> I am not the smartest guy concerning
> computers and web / internet stuff or Radio things....
>
> but:
>
> provided we know how many listers really want to be at Beltring,
> bearing in mind the list being very much US orientated,
> and considering Arthurs thoughts about the whole thing, why not
> consider the following:
>
> - set up a running computer at a Mil-Veh-List stall at Beltring
> (link up to the net via satellite / mobile phone ??)
>
> - give a daily report edited by listers pesent to the list community
>
> - receive messages from listers from around the world concerning
> Beltring etc. and thereby present the List to interested visitors ??
>
> - allow visitors to use the machine to make postings...and show them
> how quick they might be able to receive a reply to a query....
>
> - distribute calling cards with the web address of the List....
>
> provided such a thing is set up, one would achieve the following:
>
> - Listers present do not have to miss the List....
> - Listers at home can follow the events sort of "live"
> - Listers visiting Beltring have a place to find the fellow Listers
> - the List is promoted and may attract further members (in Europe!!)
>
> Funding: e.g. by UK based Internet providers and / or donations from
> visitors....Nigel: how about doing it together with Mil.net ?....
> Richard: what is your input concerning the technical background ?...
> Arthur: we are aware the List is non-commercial, but how about
> attracting more members ? from outside the US ?
>
> Am I taking it too far ???
>
> What do you think ?
>
>
>
> Lars-Uwe Rudek
> MVPA # 14836
> MVT # 8119
> T.E.A.M. # 2
> <RUDEK@SHH-HAMBURG.DE>
>
>
>
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