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Old September 12th 05, 04:46 AM
Jim Hackett
 
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All righty, I guess...



"SR" wrote in message
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How could a communist country allow the public to have access to a
shortwave radio. Although Hong Kong was under the Brits.

As for the way the radio looks. It seem to have that portable 70's
look. The radio can be sneaked around without much notice.

Even a very cheep radio qualifies for bring outside information.

Get it?

SR

Jim Hackett wrote:
What makes it "odd"?



"SR" wrote in message
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Goto ebay and type in Item number: 5807967871






 
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