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VE3WBZ > CB 25.03.11 17:15l 82 Lines 3004 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: KB2VXA's various ghosts etc
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From: VE3WBZ@VA3BAL.#SCON.ON.CAN.NOAM
To : CB@WW
TO: CB @WW
FR: VE3WBZ
DT: Friday,March 25th.,2011 @0955hrs EST
<< Quoting KB2VXA to CB @WW >>
> Hi Pete and ghosts,
>
> Yeah, looks like we're alone here. (;->) Just a couple of things to say,
> like you gave me a chuckle with the road cowboys and two mics, one Texan
> and the other Canadian.
Hello Warren, ghosts, and closet CB'ers now ...mmm...well U know ;)
Yeah that was funny to hear the same operator, on CB with that
trucker-cowboy drawl...and then on the Amateur Radio, with his now
sqeeky-clean new image of a better society...which breaks me up
as when I see them at the flemarkets and picnics etc... I see
quite a few folks that are speechless, and not very open...almost
like they need that microphone or keyboard to hide behind.
Maria has told me, she allows me to go to these things, but she don't
want to go ... they give her the portuguese equivalent of the creeps.
I'd have to agree, as Hams now are really specializing in other things
and they form pools of interest and that it. You are interested
or not...if not you are OUT.
> Not to worry about leaky packet, even if the good old boys knew
> where to find the reflectors the stature of limitations ran out
> years ago.
I love looking Warren ... May it keep on leaking... hahahahaha
> Lastly there was the Tram Titan II, big box of air with a couple
> of PCBs inside, a mobile rig tiny by comparison and a DC power
> supply.
The Tram Titan ll, was only base. The XL model was the mobile
version but only AM.
> I never did figure out which mobile PCB that was, just the Tram
> line in general was a bit pricey but some of the best around.
Yes... Tram was pricey as well SONAR up here, and the Eagles
and I was luckey to compare them using my system at my apartment
and well I liked the SONAR for selectiveity and their rear mounted
Noise Limiter. The TRAM was equally as well something I had also
running all the time, but then dialing the channel and then turning
that tiny ch transmit knob was a pain. my friend had the Golden Eagle
with "Beepo' and all...and that interesting mic and stand...but
I never got to test it out...and well they were never legal in
CANADA ....as there was no DOT sticker on the back.
There is..if anyone interested, "6" of those single channel
Johnson HTs for sale up here ... they are reminders of the SONAR T2
HT .... metal box construction and well still working...which
is quality.
> 73 de Warren
>
> Station powered by JCP&L atomic energy, operator powered by natural gas.
>
> Message timed by NIST: 13:24 on 2011-Mar-24 GMT
>
> [End of Message #88579 from KB2VXA]
"Thanks" for the memories... I see there is a "CBEEP @WW" from
Ian, so I guess a reply there too is in order so that he knows
I read it. I still want a picture of Ian in his CB attire
hahahahahahaha .... Thanks again guys...
73 Peter VE3WBZ
PS: Our local repeater..had a star trek sound..courtesy tone ...
I like Ian's Roger blast.
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