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1- 9 FOR A COPY !!! - 1-9 for a Copy !!
Sat, 2 Dec 2006 14:59:00 -0000
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John in Cornwall...
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1-9 FOR A COPY....
1-9 FOR A COPY .....
Ebeneezer Ponder...
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Well I'm not driving a truck so I won't hear you unless you go to 1-4 ;)
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What ever happened to CB ?
Ebeneezer Ponder...
Is it still going on ?
Ebeneezer Ponder...
Is there still a - "Breaker on the the Side" ?
Ebeneezer Ponder...
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MSN Messenger has a longer range ;)
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And
Can somebody give me a 10-36 ??
Ebeneezer Ponder...
ten - ten
Ebeneezer Ponder...
73's and 88's....
Frogman...
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Best regards---fair enough
Love and kisses---no way fella ;-)
John in Cornwall...
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Ha Ha... Sorry about tht !!!
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Ebeneezer Ponder...
John in cornwall
Ex: Whisky Tango 580
Ex: Rodger the Dodger
Ex: Arthur Daley
datasmog...
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There was an Arthur Daley in every town.
A classic quote from a local breaker one especially busy night.
"there's enough RF coming out of Watford to light up all the street
lamps".
Angelic Coats...
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Warrington was like that when I was a teen.
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Couple that with "who's the eejit with the 7 foot firestick on the
mini?"
Angelic Coats...
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How about having one on a mini wheel sat on the carport just under my
bedroom window? It later went on a mk2 Escort.
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good times, good times.
then along came FM and it all went down the toilet.
Angelic Coats...
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It got legal, thats never as much fun. ;-)
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Gotta go, skip's up.
Dafydd C...
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There's still an Arfur Daley in most towns!
As for FM, I didn't think that any of the old AM breakers were still
alive:-)
datasmog...
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Just about.
FM is too noisy. Squelch out the hiss and you never hear anyone further
away than your next door neighbour. AM is comparitively noise free, as
is ssb.
I still have a modded Cobra 148GTL DX tucked away, along with a power
amp with a big glowing valve in the middle, compressor mic and a 3
element yagi and rotator. The 5/8 wave Avanti rotted away unfortunately.
I wonder if it all still works?
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One of our cars had a slide mount & I tried a borrowed AM rig one time, on
a trip to The Netherlands. (Early in the morning, overnight drive from
Dunkirk.) Spoke to a few peeps in NL, but not over-impressed.
Re-fitted the UK-legal FM rig, not expecting to hear any-one, ( in a
motorway service area between Ghent & Antwerp), & found two UK truck
drivers nattering about 40 miles away.
Popped up "on the side" & chatted for a while.
I imagine that since the UK FM requencies weren't used in Europe,
interference wasn't going to be a problem! Also, being in Flanders, the
flat terain helped a lot.
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cant remember the rest !!!
David C....
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You & me both!
CB is stiil out there, but mostly truckers using it last time I
listened.
Since your "20" is in Cornwall, I'm not likely to pop up "on the
side".
Got to go "breaker-break", good buddy.
DC AKA "The Flying Dutchman"
but, have a
John in Cornwall...
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Have a what ??????
I am now left in total suspense !!!!
Ten Ten
DavidC...
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Delete but, etc. (Typo)......
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Ebeneezer Ponder...
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Ex: Desert Sands
Ex: Blackadder
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