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vk3pa Posted - 11 May 2007 : 08:31:48 AM
Well I never realized that these fellow ham's took life or limb chance that all would go well on BS7H land ?? well more like a very small Rock!!
just for us ham's which need BS7..
I lift my HAT to those BS7H operators for a job done in extremly difficult conditions WELL DONE
http://www.scarboroughreef.com/4rocks.html
photo's from those Rock,s ,at 6 Hrs at a time ,even longer at nite..

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