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![]() "Dick Carroll" wrote in message ... Dave VanHorn wrote: After having gone to the ARRL site and listened to the examples, all I can say is it sounds just like precipitation static and/or loose connections. No way would I be able to identify one from the other. I'm just going to have to complain every time I hear noise and make recordings. If it's noisy enough to be a problem it should be fixed. Any hope of us non-arrl members getting something to listen to? Surely that file isn't on the members-only side of the site, is it? Certainly it shouldn't be, and if so I intend to protest. It isn't Dick ... it's open to the world. Carl - wk3c |
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![]() Surely that file isn't on the members-only side of the site, is it? Certainly it shouldn't be, and if so I intend to protest. It isn't Dick ... it's open to the world. Carl - wk3c Apparently my "nevermind" is taking a while to propagate ![]() |
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