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Old August 1st 06, 09:49 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna
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Bob Agnew wrote:
Hi Bob, I have never taught at the University level myself, this is an
"Amateur" newsgroup. If you look at the Smith Chart, 1/2WL reflects


OK __ I won't post here anymore. I once was an Amateur when I was 14.
I thought that I wanted to get back into the hobby now that I am retired.


Hi Bob, I'm sorry if you read something into my "amateur" statement
that I did not mean. I for one would welcome you to post on anything,
anytime you wish. I would also like to welcome you back into the
hobby, if that what you would like to do. I became a Ham when I was
about 14. Am an EE, but never worked in the RF end of things. When I
post on the antenna group, I am an Amateur.
73 Gary N4AST

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