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Old April 18th 05, 12:46 PM
Kim
 
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BUT, Bert, you are among those who do recognize that--for some--other than
the public service role of amateur radio, the only reward they gain is just
a real simple, real down-home QSO via phone. That's the pleasure of amateur
radio; the many various ways in which people enjoy it.

Kim W5TIT


"Bert Craig" wrote in message
...
"Barry OGrady" wrote in message
...
Morse gone by the beginning of last year.

Barry


Sad that many folks will likely never give themselves the opportunity to

bag
some of that rare DX that seems to only show up on the bottom of the

bands.

Just bagged HZ1EX on 7013 kHz. 99.999% CW op and luvin' it.

--
Vy 73 de Bert
WA2SI
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