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| Mike Baranosky sorts his pile of antennas for sale. |
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![]() Early Saturday K4CHE M151A1 Saturday morning arrival Video |
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| Joe W3KJT and Richard, W9NWQ |
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The push of 29.6 is becoming more and more popular at the East Coast
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| The PRT-4 and PRR-9 came in handy on my "emergency transportion". The push utilized was 51.0 PRR-9 PRT-4 Video of Ops on 51.0 |
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| K4CHE M151A1 |
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| The GRC-109 receiver makes a great show display and was mounted on the hood for easy access by visitors. |
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| K4CHE |
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| Colonel Potter's saddle used in the filming of "MASH" |
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![]() K4CHE and Steve Finelli N3NNG and 4 each legs. |
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| N3NNG's Nice complete set for sale. |
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| For Sale |
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![]() Pat Lombardi KC2RNN and Radio Bunker |
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![]() K4CHE demonstrates a Kentucky Turkey Call. video clip censored. |
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| The AB-1371/G broadband FM VHF antenna was pressed into HF service by adding additional mast MS-116-118 mast sections. Not exactly the "correct" configuration but sure worked good. |
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| The AB-1371/G was tilted over for HF operations to prevent front end overload and possible damage to other equipment. Plus it would be in a better positon for NVIS. |
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| Ponchos snapped together and strung between the two vehicles. |
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| How do you lock up a M151A1? |
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| k4che organized loading of the rear of the M151A1. Video of M151A1 organized loading. |
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| Cables through the radios and equipment bags. |
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| Mr. Larry Moody of West Virginia fame Bazooka Video clip not censored at this time. |
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