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Telstar Electronics wrote:
One thing I do know... in my current car repair manuals... it warns against operating "high power" transmitters... warning that the air bag may deploy. I guess that's how you know if you're really gettin' out... when the air bag leaves the imprint of the microphone on your face... lol LMAO! When you pull 90 amps in spurts like I did on sideband with a 667V, it makes me wonder how I didn't pop my airbombs or kill my ECM! But I was gettin' out! Also, for a blank sun, DX was rolling pretty good. I made contact with a guy 8000 feet up in New Mexico. Eight more days to the big 10 meter fest! Hear me there... |
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