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Old July 30th 05, 04:37 PM
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Nedlar wrote:


Thank you for confirming my observations. My aim is to drive them all
back onto 27MHz. Why don't you make a start and bugger off back there
and leave us radio amateurs to do real radio work.


Ah, your usual bullying tactics displayed for all to see.

The 'gentlemanly' traditions of amateur radio are clearly lost on you, poor
lonely soul.

Now run along and try and fit some batteries in your wind up radio, I
suspect that's the depth of your knowledge base.


 
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