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Old November 26th 04, 11:30 PM
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"N2EY" wrote


In SS 2004, the Type 7 and I worked all states except Hawaii. 100
homebrew watts, inverted V at 37 feet, paper logs and a bug.


Ah yes, "a boy and his radio", not a net-connected, cluster-spoon-fed,
computer-dependent robo-station


Can I use that description?

tended by a jumpsuited sycopant "if
they're not a W6 they can't be in California" techno-control-geek with
thick glasses.


Well, I don't own any jumpsuits but I did have to get glasses last year...

There's hope for radiosport after all!


CQWW, anyone?

73 de Jim, N2EY
 
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