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November 29th 03, 01:33 PM
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I mean 3.875, sorry..
"Rick" wrote in message ... It could very well have been a pirate. I really don't know, but I'll keep listening. That's a regular occurance on that frequency and on 3.775. Someone I met years ago I think is the engineer for WBCQ and is a regular on 3.775 yeah am. 73's Rick "WShoots1" wrote in message ... I could be a pirate, someone using an old ham rig. There are still AM ham transmitters out there. The other night I heard an AM ham on 3885, which I believe is an AM ham net frequency. I didn't have time to stick around to learn his call or anything. Bill, K5BY SE Texas |
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