WMAL Transmitter Tour is Thursday

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tacoistas,

We had a great tour today and most of us had been listening to WMAL for 
years and finally had a chance to see the site and all the antennas, 
building, gear and engineer that makes it all happen day in and day out.

A big thanks to Bob for seizing the opportunity and to the WMAL chief 
engineer for a fun tour with much explanation of all that goes on there. 
  Somehow, I missed the name and ham call of the chief engineer and feel 
we at least owe him the recognition of name and call.

Frank K0BRA

On 3/16/2011 5:13 PM, Bob Rice, KG4RRN wrote:
> Just a reminder, for those who have signed up
> for the WMAL transmitter tour.
> Try to get there _by 10:00am_, or soon thereafter.
> I will try to make it, but if I am called into work
> tomorrow, work will come first.
> I hope to be able to make it, but if not, I
> am leaving word, with the Engineer in Residence
> to admit those whom have submitted their names
> to me,and guests.You might want to bring a digital camera.
> The weather should be good, traffic is debatable...
> I want to take this opportunity to thank AMRAD members for their
> generosity, and friendship in this endeavor.Any questions, please e-mail me.
> Happy St. Patty's Day to all,
> Bob Rice,KG4RRN
> kg4rrn at arrl.net
> A Notary Public, VA.
> Vice President,
> Jefferson Co. WV. Amateur Radio Club
>
>
>
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