User:Beerus - Revision history

Beerus at 00:55, 8 September 2007

2007-09-08T00:55:54Z

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	- Degen DE1102		- Degen DE1102
	- Degen DE1103		- Degen DE1103
		+	- Eton E10
		+	- Eton E100
		+	- Grundig S350
		+	- Radio Shack DX-398
	- Motobras (model unknown), won in Ragnar's Piratesweek contest		- Motobras (model unknown), won in Ragnar's Piratesweek contest
	- GE Superradio III (quantity 2)		- GE Superradio III (quantity 2)

Beerus at 00:55, 8 September 2007

2007-09-08T00:55:00Z

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	[[Image:Beerus_Shack_2007.jpg]]		[[Image:Beerus_Shack_2007.jpg]]
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		+	Primary HF receivers are a Kenwood TS-480SAT and an Icom IC-746. The Kenwood is connected to a 40 meter dipole, and the Icom is connected to an 80 meter dipole, both in my back yard.
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		+	Other radios include:
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		+	- Radio Shack PRO-83, dedicated airband scanner
		+	- Radio Shack PRO-95, miscellaneous public safety
		+	- Bearcat BC895XLT, local public safety scanning
		+	- Bearcat BCT15, statewide public safety scanning
		+	- Uniden UM625c, dedicated VHF marine reception
		+	- Icom IC-2720, dual band VHF/UHF amateur radio
		+	- Icom IC-725, modified for DRM reception
		+	- Icom IC-T2H, 2 meter amateur radio
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		+	Boxed up in their cartons, I have a variety of portables that I use for travel, including:
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		+	- Sony 2010, new in box, one of the last sold by Universal Radio
		+	- Sony 7600GR, traveled extensively with this one
		+	- Degen DE1102
		+	- Degen DE1103
		+	- Motobras (model unknown), won in Ragnar's Piratesweek contest
		+	- GE Superradio III (quantity 2)
		+	- Variety of small AM/FM pocket radios...
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		+	People who aren't into radio simply don't understand the obsession...

Beerus at 00:43, 8 September 2007

2007-09-08T00:43:28Z

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	I began DXing pirates and other HF oddities in 1990. It all started when I read the pirate loggings in Popular Communications. I was immediately hooked. Not long after, I caught my first real pirate station. I believe it was "Radio EXP" and it was on 7415 one snowy Sunday morning.		I began DXing pirates and other HF oddities in 1990. It all started when I read the pirate loggings in Popular Communications. I was immediately hooked. Not long after, I caught my first real pirate station. I believe it was "Radio EXP" and it was on 7415 one snowy Sunday morning.
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		+	Below is a picture of my current listening post.

	[[Image:Beerus_Shack_2007.jpg]]		[[Image:Beerus_Shack_2007.jpg]]

Beerus at 00:41, 8 September 2007

2007-09-08T00:41:11Z

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	I began DXing pirates and other HF oddities in 1990. It all started when I read the pirate loggings in Popular Communications. I was immediately hooked. Not long after, I caught my first real pirate station. I believe it was "Radio EXP" and it was on 7415 one snowy Sunday morning.		I began DXing pirates and other HF oddities in 1990. It all started when I read the pirate loggings in Popular Communications. I was immediately hooked. Not long after, I caught my first real pirate station. I believe it was "Radio EXP" and it was on 7415 one snowy Sunday morning.
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		+	[[Image:Beerus_Shack_2007.jpg]]

Beerus: New page: I'm Beerus Maximus, from Massachusetts. I began DXing pirates and other HF oddities in 1990. It all started when I read the pirate loggings in Popular Communications. I was immediately ho...

2007-09-08T00:03:49Z

New page: I'm Beerus Maximus, from Massachusetts. I began DXing pirates and other HF oddities in 1990. It all started when I read the pirate loggings in Popular Communications. I was immediately ho...

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I'm Beerus Maximus, from Massachusetts.

I began DXing pirates and other HF oddities in 1990. It all started when I read the pirate loggings in Popular Communications. I was immediately hooked. Not long after, I caught my first real pirate station. I believe it was "Radio EXP" and it was on 7415 one snowy Sunday morning.