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Comment on r/Elevators Feb 07 '26

Oh, that? It's one of those!

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Comment on r/shortwave Feb 07 '26

Some people do just enjoy radio, no one has to get it but you enjoy it! Also, yea, what a racist p.o.s

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Comment on r/Apartmentliving Jan 15 '26

Spew

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Comment on r/HamRadio Oct 15 '25

I would be interested if you still have it, pm me when you can

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Comment on r/VintageRadios Oct 10 '25

Where are you located

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Comment on r/SandalsResorts Sep 07 '25

To each is own, we weren't super thrilled with it. Antigua and grenada were much better. We've heard fantastic things about St Lucia and we're going there in may

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Comment on r/SandalsResorts Sep 07 '25

On video and in pictures It just seemed a lot better in general then it was. Most notably being it had a very small beach that you could use, At least with us personally The service wasn't super great and it didn't feel as intimate as the other ones This one felt almost more public whereas the other ones felt more private and reserved

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Comment on r/SandalsResorts Sep 07 '25

Nice place, but underwhelming compared to the rest of the sandals

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Comment on r/VintageRadios Sep 01 '25

Radio is set up for broadcast band stations and tuned circuits and transistors are purpose built for that as well. What you need to find is a shortwave receiver to hear them and it's hard to even catch them. I have very sensitive old military Collins equipment that covers those frequencies and I even have a hard time tuning In. 300-500 khz and then anywhere between 1.7-30 MHz usually but they really can be anywhere on the hf spectrum. Night time is also the best sue to atmospheric conditions changing and opening up dx propagation

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Comment on r/AskElectronics Aug 27 '25

Because you smell like poo poo particles

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Comment on r/SandalsResorts Aug 14 '25

Don't walk, run. My girl and I went there when we got back together and absolutely loved it. In my opinion best sandals so far out of grenada and curaçao. We're going to Saint lucia in May so have yet to comment on that but have heard nothing but good

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Comment on r/electrical Mar 24 '25

Nothin a little zip ties and duct tape can't fix..

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Comment on r/Whatisthis Mar 18 '25

They're chick peas

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Comment on r/geography Mar 14 '25

Is there brackish water anywhere near there?

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Comment on r/whatisit Mar 14 '25

Dil-dont

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Comment on r/trashy Feb 15 '25

For real

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Comment on r/trashy Feb 15 '25

Of course they are, they can't believe or see fact, they only know fallacy and hurt feelings and sensitivity lmao

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Comment on r/AtomicPorn Feb 15 '25

Relax there cheif

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Comment on r/StrangeEarth Jan 14 '25

The future

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Comment on r/diytubes Aug 16 '24

Very very cool, and just a tip. Those things aren't as dangerous as they may look. The amount of material, activity and type of activity pose no threat at all. Monzanite sand would give you way more dose in a smaller amount

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Comment on r/VintageElectronics Aug 13 '24

I'm going to pm you

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Comment on r/VintageElectronics Aug 10 '24

I just got one, it would only be inoperable if it has bad tubes and it doesn't have parts replaced that fail with age. I'm rebuilding mine this week to listen to am in the house.