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    <p>From the Facebook Amateur Radio Microwave Community:</p>

    <p>I'd like to mention that an archive of several dozen technical

      presentations is <br>

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    <p>available on the 50 MHz and Up Group for your stay-at-home

      reading pleasure. <br>

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    <p> It is at <a

href="https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2F50mhzandup.org%2Farchive.html%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR12bUpdZUnuUufkAQGuOOLD64WDEQKZGg8JrJMu_-tmUwqSsw-tgEHgW-E&h=AT02Ulj6IkkBD6gJQMUw8s7W64XpO7HpSBOG3X0KOHBfun2IcQnShniTjz1ZcqrI377rZHxRsTKrgx_-bUCn1VsXttoR2SMH36nL4fAlsSS-6KqjJtCjaL-YC6i3VXeBKlNgnO9zKkZMRQ3qz_fgUU32rx2p-g"

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      and includes info on our 10 GHz linear translator, <br>

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    <p>talks on building 10 thru 122 GHz radios, IF SDRs, EME rover

      stressed dishes, waveguide transitions and feeds and more. <br>

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    <p> Mike Lavelle, K6ML,<br>

      50 MHz and Up Group of Northern California</p>

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      <p> Many thanks to our webmaster (Jeffrey, WA6KBL) who organized

        the material.</p>

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