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August 26th 05, 03:27 AM
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Bret Ludwig wrote:
By 1963, AM was called "Ancient Mary" in ham circles, which is why Collins didn't provide for it. 11 meters was and is a different story. It is of course illegal to operate a S-Line or any other non-type-certified CB transmitter on that band, which makes the practice all the more fun for the dedicated "Chicken Bandit". Ok. -Bill |
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