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December 8th 03, 01:16 PM

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On 7 Dec 2003 10:54:21 -0800,
(john private smith) wrote:

The radios contain different codes
that can be selected on which to receive signals. Only those who know
the code can speak to each other.

False. All they do is screen out background chatter. Set the
channel to, say, channel 5, code zero, and you can hear
everything on channel 5. BTDT, got the shirt.

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