A dude tries to steal a radio on the streets and gets into a pretty good scrap.

happy halloween

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Enjoy

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A creative musical rendition inspired by the video game, "Duck Hunt"

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http://www.kcomm.biz Here are some pictures on an Icom IC-7000 that was recently installed in a Toyota Avalon..The head was remoted on the dash using a Yaesu MMB-62 mobile mounting bracket..The radio   more...was set under the front passenger seat..We used a Jetstream JPST10 for an external speaker..The speaker was mounted in front of the passenger front seat..The antennas were Workman mono band sticks..The support for the antennas is a Tram NMO trunk lid mount, which used a NMO to 3/8" adapter..The system was checked out & everything worked fine..The customer was happy..Thanks for viewing..73, Mel WA5UTK  less

A ramble about how the music business is dying

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Read the dots and dashes by eye or ear.

3 contra 3

Winrad used to look at MT63 or another multi tone data mode and PSK31 on 40m. Four PSK31 contacts are occupying less bandwidth than the one multi tone signal.

One station sits tight within the filter passband,another LF of him spreads wide.

my transister radio from 1974

Special thanks to First Officer and part owner Tony May and the Crew of this elegant bird the HIGHLANDER of HIGHLAND EXPRESS. *As seen on The Jon Hammond Show 23rd year New York USA. Ham-Berger Productions,   more...Jon Hammond & Joe Berger flew the Highlander to meet with John Entwistle (RIP) of The WHO in beginning of Feb. 1987. These shots would not be possible today. Enjoy! Thank you for the wonderful service and for helping us accomplish our mission Crew of Highland Express HIGHLANDER, Jon Hammond http://www.HammondCast.com

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SDRadio software on 40m fed by the Softrock TX/RX v6.1

Interesting interview with Tsarion, an alternative historian and all-around keen fellow! He and Rense discuss the etymology of his last name and other interesting things pertaining to his book.

With the use of 2 sound cards and WinPSK, KGKSDR decoding BPSK31 on 40m

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This is Lexi, Tate, and I "singing" Video Killed The Radio Star. Yeah, it's pretty cuteee x3! So check it out. :)

Taken from Bambi

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http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Yip_yip The Martians discover a radio. They tune into three different styles of music, none of which they like. Then they tune into some static, which they start joyfully   more...dancing to.

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