"John" wrote in message
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Your right Lancer, the others does not have the Brains to figure it out.


"Lancer" wrote in message
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On Thu, 28 Apr 2005 21:16:39 -0400, jim
wrote:

John wrote:
I would apply but its too far to move, I hate Texas.




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They wouldn't have you as an employee anyhoo considering you cant read
the post saying the job is in Oxnard Ca and relating it to be in Texas.

Nah, I think he meant he is Texas and doesn't like it, but California
is to far to move too..

Nope, he's in Cali.

"Hmmm, actually, that "freeband antenna" is operating on under my ham
license
on 10 meters... The bandwidth of that ant is too narrow for freeband
work...
I use a beacon on Mt. Diablo in the San Joaquin Valley as a signal source
for ant testing... it operates 24/7 on Channel 14 on CB... sends the call
"AOH" @ 7 WPM repetitively...
You need to follow the conversations closer... perhaps you do need me to
bottom post...

Regards,
John "

http://www.parks.ca.gov/default.asp?page_id=517

"Exactly... Up in the Sierra Mountain foothills there is one
ham/freebander/CB'er living in a remote location.
His 160M ant looks like a giant spider made out of heliarced aluminum
irrigation tubing...
Among his equipment is one 50,000 watt Collins transmitter... it is simply
awesome in operation...

Regards,
John "

Landshark

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