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Does anyone remember??

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I have lost my bookmarks, there was a guy that did reviews of GMRS and amateur radios, with FCC codes and links to the FCC website.

I think the guy was an amateur, but his website was not a Ham call

I would really like to find this website again.

Don Ritchie K8ZGW
 

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I have lost my bookmarks, there was a guy that did reviews of GMRS and amateur radios, with FCC codes and links to the FCC website.

I think the guy was an amateur, but his website was not a Ham call

I would really like to find this website again.

Don Ritchie K8ZGW
Was he on Youtube ? Is he here in the states ?
 

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Is it this guy? He interviewed me once and its somewhere on YouTube.

 
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I have lost my bookmarks, there was a guy that did reviews of GMRS and amateur radios, with FCC codes and links to the FCC website.

I think the guy was an amateur, but his website was not a Ham call

I would really like to find this website again.

Don Ritchie K8ZGW
Could it be Ham Radio 2.0 this guy is really good.
 
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