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    Quote Originally Posted by KJ3N View Post
    Yeah, that's a little different.
    yeah, it was 2 AM and I was setting here, tired, half blind with high sugar (513) and waiting for the extra shot of insulin to work and praying it would when I typed that post. The funny part is, I proof read it twice......


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    Quote Originally Posted by KC9ECI View Post
    I worked a bit of the sprint QRP from a picnic table at a State park for a bit. Good times!
    A Sprint type contest would be awesome for a QRPer. Especially one operating portable!


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    Quote Originally Posted by KA9MOT View Post
    A Sprint type contest would be awesome for a QRPer. Especially one operating portable!
    Honestly, the bottle of vodka was doing most of the heavy lifting, and the campfire was doing the rest.
    I am surprised at such a sudden deterioration in a woman whose only ailment was a lazy anus.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KJ3N View Post
    I've got to ask if that's a typo. How does one get QRM from a station 100kc away? I've heard some bad signals out there, but never anything like that. 20kc is about the worse I've ever heard.
    Unless you're on 75 meters next to a bunch of guys with rusted VFOs.
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