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HOMEBREWERS.  AND BETTER YET ARE THE NEWER HAMS WHO HAVE PICKED UP THE
GAUNTLET AND ARE BEGINNING TO BUILD RADIOS, MOSTLY OUT OF THE LEFTOVER
SURPLUS GEAR AND PARTS THAT ARE APPEARING IN ABUNDANCE AT HAMFESTS.  AS YOU
KNOW I ENJOY FINDING AND COLLECTING WELL MADE HOMEBREW EQUIPMENT.  A GOOD
PERCENTAGE OF MY COLLECTION IS HOMEBREW.  SOME OF IT IS NOT TOO PRETTY, BUT
OTHER PIECES ARE REALLY WELL DESIGNED AND CONSTRUCTED WITH GREAT SKILL.  IM
ALWAYS ON THE LOOKOUT FOR ANOTHER ONE TO BRING HOME.  VISITING THE LOCAL
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GLOUCESTER COUNTY AMATEUR RADIO CLUB HAMFEST LAST YEAR PRODUCED AN
EXCEPTIONAL HOMEBREW TRANSCEIVER.  IT WAS BROUGHT TO MY ATTENTION BY MY
FRIEND JOHN RUCCOLO, A HAM WANT TO BE WHO HAS COLLECTED AT LEAST 25 NICE
OLD BOAT ANCHOR RECEIVERS OVER THE LAST FEW YEARS, ALL THE TIME THREATENING
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KRT 117 5 1 1,270 NH KF0UU 90 5 1 1,250 MN AB4EL 139 5 1 1,190 NC N3AB 108 5
1 1,180 EPA K4FHI 114 5 1 1,140 NC W7CD 87 5 1 1,135 WWA N3ZP 107 5 1 1,130
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