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Did pirates really fly the Jolly Roger?
« on: March 01, 2023, 2252 UTC »
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QSL's to poorbrookking >at< aol.com are greatly appreciated! All reception and postings using My radio, My antenna, and generally in real time(excluding posting of SSTV images!).
QTH:Springfield, MA
JRC NRD-515 with 43 meter half wave dipole into MFJ 949E Versa Tuner: also Grove SP-200 & SONY 2010's

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Re: Did pirates really fly the Jolly Roger?
« Reply #1 on: March 03, 2023, 0301 UTC »
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All reception direct.
QTH New Hampshire (70 miles north of Boston).
Tecsun S-8800 and Kenwood R-2000, with MFJ-16010 tuner and about 135 feet of wire thrown up in the trees.
eQSLs most appreciated to molvaniapoacher@gmail.com.
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