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There it is. Finally we see it. The famous Reggie of AA1TJ. With an awesome 80 milliwatts of 80 meter RF, Mike yesterday worked the Bahamas with his highly unusual rig. For more details visit Mike's always inspirational web site: http://mjrainey.googlepages.com/reggie
That is a really nice "little" radio. I am going to have to "try" my hand at building one of them. It sure won't tax my budget for transistors. Very nice, 73 Dave
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That is a really nice "little" radio. I am going to have to "try"
ReplyDeletemy hand at building one of them. It sure won't tax my budget for transistors. Very nice,
73 Dave