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Old 29-08-25, 04:08
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My God! Could that have been built any bigger! What an awkward cumbersome radio. No wonder they kept developing better radio’s! Amazing the technology now in communications. I’m reading this and responding to you from my back yard in Manitoba,Canada right now sitting in the back yard by a fire having a whiskey. Bet that radio couldn’t do that back then!
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