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Very nice and tidy.
You also have a nice little collection going too. A good balance between ham, scanning and commercial rigs.
Merry Christmas, Rich
You also have a nice little collection going too. A good balance between ham, scanning and commercial rigs.
Merry Christmas, Rich
jmurphy7411
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John,
I have about 6 HT, a combination of ham, GMRS and scanners, and this is the very idea I have been looking for, for about 2 years. Thank you for posting pictures, they have given me ideas to work from. Again, thank you.
73 de KCØJPO/AFA8JP
John Murphy, B.S. C.J.; B.S. BusMgmt; MBA Marketing
GMRS Licensee WQOW801
PopComm Monitoring Station KPC0JPO
"When all else fails...Amateur Radio"
PIO Adams County (CO) ARES
ARES/RACES/AFMARS Nothwest Area, Region 8
USAF Security Police, 1973-84
701-421-1134
Personal Email: jmurphy7411@gmail.com
John,
I have about 6 HT, a combination of ham, GMRS and scanners, and this is the very idea I have been looking for, for about 2 years. Thank you for posting pictures, they have given me ideas to work from. Again, thank you.
73 de KCØJPO/AFA8JP
John Murphy, B.S. C.J.; B.S. BusMgmt; MBA Marketing
GMRS Licensee WQOW801
PopComm Monitoring Station KPC0JPO
"When all else fails...Amateur Radio"
PIO Adams County (CO) ARES
ARES/RACES/AFMARS Nothwest Area, Region 8
USAF Security Police, 1973-84
701-421-1134
Personal Email: jmurphy7411@gmail.com
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