Smoky indeed.
During latter high school years, radio club high atop College Hill,
Providence, RI, a beehive of critical comm's hacktivity. Doc's SX-62 daily
aired 8972U
ASW & 6761U SAC comms. This was still The Cold War. When not keeping vigilant
HF watch, '62 dx'ed exotic FM's, primarily WBRU. Captain Beefheart a regular
performer via miracle of vinyl acetate discs.
Depending upon alert status, '62 or Zenith 500 upon occaision locked onto 630
WPRO for comms designated 'Hot Pants 1&2', message sender, 'James Brown'.
Fire bottles performed admirably under constant duress and tight security.
Solid state? Radio Club had capability, but only as backup. Unreliable.
Dr. Zecchino
PV Zecchino
Manasota Key, FL
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