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Re: ARRL Handbook
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73 from kilo delta zero India kilo Oscar. PS unfortunately I had to addict take my call to the phone phonetically. Siri sometimes gets it right and sometimes has problems. I certainly hope so, I ordered my copy last week, it should be here by either Thursday or Friday of next week. I have a different twist on this, I get to read it on a Mac computer.

Sincerely maurice mines. Secretary national Federation of the blind of Washington Clark County Chapter. Email KD zero I KO at iCloud.com. Phone 360-524-0791.

On May 3, 2013, at 10:34 PM, Blake Hailey <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> I was reading in Handi-Ham world.  Is the ARRl handbook a good investment?
> Does the CD contain all of the information that is in the print book? It
> sounds like it is pretty accessible.  
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> 73 KA5POW
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> -Blake
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