Long Island Mobile Amateur Radio Club (LIMARC), is looking for DONATIONS of
"Ham" gear, like triband beams, rigs, and towers, to be used for our Emergency
Communication Stations, and Field Day.

If you have any old equipment that you're not using anymore, and would like to
donate it to our cause, we will make sure that you get a nice letter, being
that we have 503 c(3) status with the I.R.S. ,for a tax deduction, from our
club.
We really need your help, so please try to assist us in any way that you can.

Thanks in advance

WHY DOES A "MOBILE" RADIO CLUB NEED TRI-BAND BEAMS? WAOABI


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WHY DOES A "MOBILE" RADIO CLUB NEED TRI-BAND BEAMS? WAOABI


CHECK MY WEBSITE: www.dialcover.com
Bill Turner, excuse caps, short answers, stroke.
For a business SASE and with each order I send a copy of The Pocket
Resource Guide.

As a former member of LIMARC (I am no longer a member only because I
moved away from Long Island), I can tell you that LIMARC tries to put on
a good show for Field Day as practice for emergencies.

Don't you think that in an emergency it might be advantageous to erect
directional antennas?

Alan AB2OS


On 01/13/04 11:16 am Bill Turner put fingers to keyboard and launched
the following message into cyberspace:

WHY DOES A "MOBILE" RADIO CLUB NEED TRI-BAND BEAMS? WAOABI

As a former member of LIMARC (I am no longer a member only because I
moved away from Long Island), I can tell you that LIMARC tries to put on
a good show for Field Day as practice for emergencies.

Don't you think that in an emergency it might be advantageous to erect
directional antennas?

Alan AB2OS


On 01/13/04 11:16 am Bill Turner put fingers to keyboard and launched
the following message into cyberspace:

WHY DOES A "MOBILE" RADIO CLUB NEED TRI-BAND BEAMS? WAOABI