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Posted by Loren T. Mathews at Feb 15, 2011 06:16 PM

Hello All Pactor II & III Users:

I have been VERY active by scanning the "older" Pactor HF frequencies as indicated in my QRZ data base.  However, over the last 11 months, I have not had a contact!  Is anyone out there still scanning or shouls I drop the radio and only power up and look for PSK folks?

Loren

K9YCG

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