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Subject:
Re: [IRCA] DXing and cruising -\ part two
From:
Mark Connelly <markwa1...@aol.com>
Date:
29/04/2018 9:19 PM
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Do any US stations make it to any of the western Africa locales where you
sailed?
Mauritania 783 and Canaries 621 are som
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Do any US stations make it to any of the western Africa locales where you
sailed?
Mauritania 783 and Canaries 621 are sometimes "blowtorch" level here on Cape
Cod around sunset (as were now-gone Senegal 764/765 and Guinea 1386/1403/1404
in the old days).
The guitar
Thanks Theo. Fascinating descriptions.
As for the fishing, well, I guess that could be a
secondary use of a long whip antennaif you
can't hook a big one in one mode, hook something else in another
best wishes,
Nick
At 17:05 2018-04-29, Theo wrote:
And from February, with the
Yes, I enjoyed it very much, too! Walt
On Sunday, April 29, 2018, Eric Floden wrote:
> Thanks Theo,
>
> Good to read
>
> EricF
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Thanks Theo,
Good to read
EricF
Ottawa
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And from February, with the funny part at the end of the second para as
long as the formatting holds:
"As some already know, I took off back to Africa in early February when
the chance to take a cruise calling at St Helena couldn't be resisted,
even if credit card and bank account were