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June 12th 04, 12:29 AM
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continuous beep at 171.3375 mhz.
It's actually four beeps. Anyone have any idea. According to the
frequency list this frequency is reserved for the Army and soil conversion department. |
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#2
June 12th 04, 01:16 AM
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What city?
2 "Matthew Spaltro" wrote in message om... It's actually four beeps. Anyone have any idea. According to the frequency list this frequency is reserved for the Army and soil conversion department. |
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#3
June 12th 04, 08:57 PM
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"Jim Hackett" wrote in message ink.net...
What city? 2 "Matthew Spaltro" wrote in message om... It's actually four beeps. Anyone have any idea. According to the frequency list this frequency is reserved for the Army and soil conversion department. South Portland, Maine |
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#4
June 12th 04, 09:30 PM
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Ahhh. So not much point in ME looking for it here in San Jose...
"Matthew Spaltro" wrote in message om... "Jim Hackett" wrote in message ink.net... What city? 2 "Matthew Spaltro" wrote in message om... It's actually four beeps. Anyone have any idea. According to the frequency list this frequency is reserved for the Army and soil conversion department. South Portland, Maine |
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