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teaching school kids
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Tue, 25 Mar 2003 00:08:27 -0500
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Hi Jeffery.  I agree with Tom, with making contacts on local repeaters.  You
need to put something in their hands.  Keep it as real as possible and
simple.  There are some ways to go with this.  If you can, get in a HF rig
in and let them chat with a foreign country.  We had a fellow in our club
show us how sensitive the PSK was.  He took a couple of cups and a long
string and was able to communicate to the computer.  Good luck. Gary KB2YAA

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