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Author Topic: Someone on 6930U  (Read 1044 times)

Offline Jolly Roger

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Someone on 6930U
« on: January 01, 2015, 0337 UTC »
Nobody else has posted this but if I can hear it others must hear it as well.
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Offline William Hassig

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Re: Someone on 6930U
« Reply #1 on: January 01, 2015, 0340 UTC »
I hear nothing on 6930, but I do hear very weak sigs on 6920usb and 6925usb. BTW Jolly, what do you have against Rosie?
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