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Old 22-12-14, 01:05
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They were reasonably common here . Just after the war , the Wireless instutute of Australia bought a large number of them , I believe it was around 400 , and these were offered to ham radio operators . I have had three of them .

Hi Mike

What is your call sign. Mine is VK5FTVR.

Cheers

Tony
tony

I was a novice for 2 years then got a full call . I used a 122 set as a novice , mostly CW but sometimes AM

I am VK3CZ . Andrew T is VK5WT , you would know him.

You lucky man, you didn't have to do the Morse test.
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