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05-11-17, 17:55

David Dunlop David Dunlop is offline

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Chris.

Thanks for reminding me of that reference work. I will have to take a closer look at it with regards to these connectors.

Hoping to get the Mk III 19-Set fired up again later today to warm up and check out. If all looks OK (last run about 15 years ago) I am going to attempt netting with another Mk III set here in town next Saturday, November 11th. Might be the first time two 19-Sets have communicated here in Winnipeg since the late 1960's.

David

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