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Carl Martin <[log in to unmask]>
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Blind-Hams For blind ham radio operators <[log in to unmask]>
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Sun, 23 Jun 2002 16:18:18 -0700
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Hi Jeff,
         on at home and gave others a few 1D contacts from California's
East Bay.  Ten meters was not in but I had fun on 40 m.
         I have a TS 440.  It is about 13 years old and I can't imagine
that it is expensive.  It is pretty blind friendly but simple by today's
standards.  I have vever had a problem with it.
73, Carl
W6RGH
OK on your field day activities.  I got

At 03:17 PM 06/23/2002, you wrote:
>Hi everyone, I was just wondering how everyone's field day went?  Mine
>that I went to today was my first one, and I used both the club's call of
>K8BYI, and my own call of KC8OLO.  It was hot, but I made lots of contacts
>on 40 20 15, & 10 meters.  It included California, Connecticut, and the
>carolinas, and New York, and Virginia and West Virginia and Texas.
>         I got to use a Kenwood TS440 HF rig, and was impressed with it,
>but I here it is really expensive.  Does anyone own one, and how well does
>it work for someone who is blind?

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