[AMRadio] 3870/QRM

[Jim Wilhite]

Must be Craig.  Reminds me of a guy from Amarillo, TX who 
attended hamfests all over the Southwest.  He drove a Ranger 
pickup towing a 20 ft. sailboat.  When he arrived he would 
put up the mast which served as a 80 meter vertical.

He worked at Pantex and he would never let me see his rig. 
I always wondered if it was made of castaway bomb parts. 
The boat did make a good sleeping arrangement though.  Have 
you ever seen a Suburban with the tri coil Hustler antenna 
set up?  My wife says it looks like an elephant with a three 
pronged tail.

73  Jim
W5JO



> Gotta ask, yes I'm stirring the pot, no harm intended.
>
> The flags, is this a southern thing?
>
> Craig,
> now looking for my nomex,
>
>
>
> On 4/19/07, ars.w5omr <ars.w5omr at gmail.com> wrote:
>>Kind of makes one believe they own
>> > that frequency and since they purchased a flag, they 
>> > aren't gonna move
>> > even with dynamite.
>>
>> don't forget the 3.885 AM NOS QCWA Chapter that you and I 
>> are both
>> members of, Jim.
>>
>> > What is the answer, what is the answer?
>>
>> Act like the adults we are.
>
> Yes, but I couldn't help spitting out my coffee when Jim 
> mentioned the
> flags.
>
> When they bring a flag with the frequency on it, you know 
> they mean it....
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