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Old April 17th 05, 03:09 AM
 
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Lightning strikes very often happen on very pretty Summertime
days/nights when you least expect lightning to happen.There are very
good ways to protect your radio antennas and radios agains't lightning
strikes.I don't know much of those ways,perhaps someone who does know
will show up and elaborate about such things.I know this much though,
www.brickwall.com www.pricewheeler.com I own an use a Brickwall
model 8R15.
cuhulin

 
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