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on SSB and

KC4USM, Antarctica,

on CW

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Vic Muscat,

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Dayton,

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studying Electrical Engineering

at the Uni-

versity of

Dayton

severely

limits

his

time on the air.

Nevertheless, he has worked 13 states

and Canada

on 80

meters

using

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Knight

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and

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receiver. Joe says that he has learned

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exciting an

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Art Erickson,

W1NF, Beverly,

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stalwarts of the "Intruder

Watch" described in

our

December

column.

In

addition,

he really puts

out a

"big"

signal

on most of the SSB and CW

ham

bands.

was a CW SWL

and really "shook up"

Novices

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he sent

them SWL cards; they never knew

that SWL's ever

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CW SWL'ing is

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in other

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Mo.

64429, has

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provinces

confirmed of

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36

and

three worked, respectively. In reverse

order

of

their

importance, Jackie uses

a Globe

Scout 350

-A transmitter, dipole antenna, and La-

fayette 11E

-80 receiver

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Thanks to Ray Meyers,

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