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Sun, 23 Apr 2006 21:27:15 -0700
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Re: My 40th Ham Radio Anniversary
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Phil,

Congrats on the big 40!   That's really great.  

I remember those 100 KHz calibrators too.  I had a Drake C line and could land on any frequency anyone wanted and I never missed by more than maybe a 
KHz or so.  

No talking readouts in those days either.  <grin>  

I remember the T O keyer too and it was great.  I never owned one, but always had to play with it whenever I went into the ham store.  

Don  W6SMB

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