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Old September 2nd 04, 02:05 PM
Chad Wahls
 
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"M-Tech" wrote:
Man, the last 2 nights I've been hitting some GREAT conditions coming
home on the interstate. Alabama, Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan, etc etc.
QSO's are short, but strong.

Tonight, I was talking to a guy in Alabama that said he had to slide off
freq about 30kc's to tune me in? I had to do the same for him. He said
he doubted his radio was off freq since it's a "Tram something or another
ssb rig". I said I just have a lowly 2510 and a wilson 1000. Anyway, he
was the ONLY guy I had to crank the rit an abnormal amount for. Only
"complaint" I've had, although the radio is only 2 months old(since I got
it)I guess maybe I should take it in for a check up.

37, 38 lsb, usb :-) Unit 313 Pa Mobile

Don

Hi Don. I tried it around 2 this afternoon up here in Ohio but it was
just barely rolling. Talked to some dude in Florida who was nailing
down stuff for the storm. Man I hope it's not gonna be a nasty hurricane
season for the coastal folk.

I sandblasted my headers and baked a ceramic coating on them today,
very productive.


Tuesday night was good driving home at about 4PM CDT, I still have a ****ty
rig though

As for baking the headers, what process are you using Steveo? It's time to
get my Mopar back on the strip and this winter is rebuild time as soon as I
get another daily driver.

Chad


 
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