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Old 13-12-19, 04:44
David Dunlop David Dunlop is offline
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Truth be told, folks, napping has happened from time to time while working on this project.

Debbie has been very supportive. she knows how much I have dreamed of putting one of these wireless sets back together and on the air, and I have managed to hold up my end of the project by keeping the costs out of the realm of the household budget.

She has even volunteered to help me with hauling the Carriers No. 4 up onto the wireless bench in the background, into its designated resting place. Hope to get that done this weekend.

David
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