Robert,LeapFrog do you know a gentleman named Sam in Roanke VA?
sorry but I cannot say that I do.
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Robert,LeapFrog do you know a gentleman named Sam in Roanke VA?
LeapFrog I copy that. Went to run a fire dozer this year back there. Saw a CL add from Roanoke that posted amplifier equipment/parts. So I was intrigued and called. A man named Sam answered the phone. He said that he was and electronics engineer(in the RF world) and that I could not pick up what he had in less than semi. Which I have at the tax payers expense but, bad form.Robert,
sorry but I cannot say that I do.
Copy. He was one of the people that made many on the small to large radio assistants. Yes I drive large truck and trailer combinations for the Gov't and also haul and operate the Fire Bulldozer I haul.Interesting, so he had a large load to be delivered, and Uncle Sam employs you to drive? Sorry, I'm having a hard time following along with the tax payer's bit, and nothing less than a semi-truck could haul his load? His form was no good, as in paper work? Or you driving a load like that would be in bad form?
Interesting, so he had a large load to be delivered, and Uncle Sam employs you to drive?
Sorry, I'm having a hard time following along with the tax payer's bit, and nothing less than a semi-truck could haul his load?
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His form was no good, as in paper work? Or was it, you driving a load such as that would be in bad form?[/QUOTE
That much stuff. Vari caps, micas, boards and you name it. It would have been bad form on assignment to that.
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You must have got caught. I got lucky.Okay, 10-4.
Would be a lot of components to ship, without a doubt!
Thank you for the clarification Robert, operating the Fire Dozer that you haul must be one heck of a privilege considering who your employer is. Sounds like a nice gig for sure, I hear the Government is issuing pardons for ("minor offenses") I would be happy and feel lucky to be able to enlist, I've always felt kind of bummed out when the recruiter turned me down for some things that happened in my early 20's, guess I didn't grow up fast enough.
Sorry about how we got off on that there standing down.You might be onto something.
I don't understand.Sorry about how we got off on that there standing down.
Way off the topic of thread. I apologize.I don't understand.
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they knocked in my door once never looked back lolOkay, 10-4.
Would be a lot of components to ship, without a doubt!
Thank you for the clarification Robert, operating the Fire Dozer that you haul must be one heck of a privilege considering who your employer is. Sounds like a nice gig for sure, I hear the Government is issuing pardons for ("minor offenses") I would be happy and feel lucky to be able to enlist, I've always felt kind of bummed out when the recruiter turned me down for some things that happened in my early 20's, guess I didn't grow up fast enough.