D Peter Maus wrote:


Now, doing basically whatever I want for a living. Some days it's
shooting pictures hanging out of a JetRanger over the Lakeshore,
sometimes doing voiceovers for the networks, or producing for a
variety of businesses. Not nearly the money I was making at CBS, at
least not yet, but I do ok.

Geeeez Peter. Don't drop that SW8 out a JetRanger doorway! Jump with it
and cushion the fall!

--
Brian Denley
http://home.comcast.net/~b.denley/index.html

Brian Denley wrote:
D Peter Maus wrote:


Now, doing basically whatever I want for a living. Some days it's
shooting pictures hanging out of a JetRanger over the Lakeshore,
sometimes doing voiceovers for the networks, or producing for a
variety of businesses. Not nearly the money I was making at CBS, at
least not yet, but I do ok.

Geeeez Peter. Don't drop that SW8 out a JetRanger doorway! Jump with it
and cushion the fall!



It's harnessed in its case. Where it goes, I go.

In article ,
D Peter Maus wrote:

Telamon wrote:
In article
,
"D. Peter Maus" wrote:

Brian Denley wrote:
D Peter Maus wrote:


Now, doing basically whatever I want for a living. Some days it's
shooting pictures hanging out of a JetRanger over the Lakeshore,
sometimes doing voiceovers for the networks, or producing for a
variety of businesses. Not nearly the money I was making at CBS, at
least not yet, but I do ok.

Geeeez Peter. Don't drop that SW8 out a JetRanger doorway! Jump with it
and cushion the fall!


It's harnessed in its case. Where it goes, I go.

First time I ever heard of someone parachuting with a SW radio.

What a diehard hobbyist.




Let's avoid the use of the word 'die' in any of its forms, here. At
my age, it's starting to develop relevance.

All righty then it must be that you are into extreme SW listening.

Next up see D Peter Maus on Fear factor. Peter will attempt to log as
many SW bands on a SW8 as he can before touch down with a trailing wire
antenna while parachuting from ten thousand feet.

Good luck Peter.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

D Peter Maus wrote:

Telamon wrote:
In article ,
D Peter Maus wrote:

Telamon wrote:
In article
,
"D. Peter Maus" wrote:

Brian Denley wrote:
D Peter Maus wrote:


Now, doing basically whatever I want for a living. Some days it's
shooting pictures hanging out of a JetRanger over the Lakeshore,
sometimes doing voiceovers for the networks, or producing for a
variety of businesses. Not nearly the money I was making at CBS, at
least not yet, but I do ok.

Geeeez Peter. Don't drop that SW8 out a JetRanger doorway! Jump with it
and cushion the fall!

It's harnessed in its case. Where it goes, I go.
First time I ever heard of someone parachuting with a SW radio.

What a diehard hobbyist.



Let's avoid the use of the word 'die' in any of its forms, here. At
my age, it's starting to develop relevance.

All righty then it must be that you are into extreme SW listening.

Next up see D Peter Maus on Fear factor. Peter will attempt to log as
many SW bands on a SW8 as he can before touch down with a trailing wire
antenna while parachuting from ten thousand feet.

Good luck Peter.



Thanks. As long as I don't have eat pig rectum while I do it, I
should be fine.

And so it shall be: No more hot dogs at Wrigley Field for Peter!