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              Video Aberdeen Saturday Afternoon, Time to pack up. 
  
                   
                
              The AT-1011 needs a base loading coil.
             "Everybody gets what they want."
  
                
              
                Little John and Robin Hood.
          The Phantom of Smyrna, W3OWE and Pat Lombardi, KC2RNN
                  		  
 

              
            My trusty PRC-47, arrows point to the k4che variable frequency
control knob and to the light switch used to switch from USB to LSB.
The VFC works on both transmitt and receive a very easy mod and allows
the PRC-47 to tune up and down in frequency.
You can use it on 60 meters on 5371.5 to check into the M & S net
with the big boys.

                   http://k4che.com/PRC-47VariableTune

 
           
          Jeff enjoys a "light" lunch.       		  
                
 

                     
                            Like Father Like Son.
   Mark Weidmayer, KD3ZK and son enjoy the traditional MRE.

  
              
                            Grounded  		  
                                    
               "I absolutely loved my training and want to thank the current
administration for their thoughtfulness and granting me the privilege of attending."
 
              
              
                                    Name the Antenna Quiz Below  
 

          
                                     You just can not have enough antennas.
      NAME THAT ANTENNA QUIZ
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                                Answers below

  
 

      

                          
          1. AB-1371/G Wide band FM but extra MS-116 sections added for HF ops.
          2. AS-1729/VRC Antenna Wide band FM used on 51.0 Low V HF FM.
          3. GRC-109 whip on Jeff's vehicle.   HF
          4. AT-1011 on giant 4245 Base w/ Plunger spring base.   HF
          5. AS-1729/VRC Antenna base and antenna on Jeff's vehicle.
          6. MS-65 base and MS-116 elements. HF liaison
          7. Motorola mystery VHF antenna, airfield VHF use, covers 120 to 150, tuned to 146.
          8. PRT-4 Transmitter antenna.
          9. PRR-9 Receiving antenna
          9. The other 9, PRC-6 antenna on hood

  
            
   Logan Mitchell Sr, KC6UZF visits last Saturday.
  
             
                  Logan stays orientated.
 
 

          
              Jeff listens for "WAR"

                  Video GRC-106 receiver tuned to WAR

           

  
           
     We damn near ran out of men but had plenty of service metals left over.
The average age of the G.I. in 'Nam was 19 (26 for WWII) Only in the U.S.
would awards and metals wind up in "Salvage" and sold to the highest bidder.
Thousands and thousands lost and for what.
  
          
           Jeffs gives an assist to Mike during loading of Mike's van.
  
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