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June 28th 10, 12:33 PM
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Are the bands completely dead?
Reminds me of a story back in a '30s vintage QST titled "Haywire".
After the guy does a terrific job of bashing a transmitter together. He can't make any contacts with it. His conclusion? "The bands are dead." Note: This is NOT a comment on anyone's ability at field day, just a random memory of an old story I'd read in QST that was brought back to me by this thread. Jeff-1.0 wa6fwi |
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