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Jimmy,

 ja> Yeah, I saw that - and I DID get my login and just tested it.

  Good deal.

 ja> What kind of antenna did you use?

  It was the portable HamStick antenna. They have one for different bands.

  When I was HF Railroad Mobile in May, 2011, on the Arkansas And Missouri
Railroad Troop Train, we had a 20 meter hamstick on the back of the restored
1927 Harlan and Hollingsworth Passenger Car, and we were in the cramped
Conductor's Cabin, with an Icom IC 718. We had to make sure that the HamStick
wasn't too tall, so that it'd fit into the tunnel at Winslow, on the old
Frisco line.

  You can see me at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aEtSbHX7pw

73,

Daryl, N5VLZ

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