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OPEK DU-500UF – VHF/UHF Indoor Ham Radio Duplexer $39.99 |
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Dual Band Ham Radio UV-3R II FM Radio Function Free USB Programming Cable + CD $53.30 |
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CB or Ham Radio Crystal Holder 1283 – 10.0300 MHZ 10030 KC ADB40M CTSF $3.98 |
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CB or Ham Radio Crystal Holder 2005 – 33.1950 MHZ 33195 KC TENN $3.98 |
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Ham Radio Books,HAM NOTEBOOK,1973 176 pages from the editors of Ham Radio $0.99 |
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KENWOOD FM DUAL BANDER HAM RADIO $275.00 |
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Ham CB Radio 2 to 1 Coaxial Toggle switch connector $44.95 |
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OPEK KN-6P – Replacement Knobs for Ham and CB Radios 6mmThreads $2.99 |
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2 Lot 12Ft RG-8X Mini 8 Coax PL-259 Male to Male Ham Radio Antenna Jumper Cable $12.50 |
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OPEK KN-5P – Replacement Knobs for Ham and CB Radios 5 mm Threads $2.99 |
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Yaesu FT-897D All Band Ham Radio Transceiver Collins SSB/CW $955.00 |
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CB or Ham Radio Crystal Holder 730 – 6.6000 MHZ 6600 KC FT-243 Channel 307 $3.98 |
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OPEK KN- 4P – Replacement Knobs for Ham and CB Radios 4 mm Threads $2.99 |
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4 NOS MINIATURE FLUTED KNOBS RADIO / HAM / PANEL 3/16″ SHAFT BRASS SET SCREW $1.99 |
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2x AMPHENOL PL-259 PUSH-ON UHF CONNECTOR HAM RADIO CB $2.99 |
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5X WEIERWEI V-1000 VHF 136-174Mhz Ham radio+Earpiece#C $350.48 |
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OPEK KN- 3P – Replacement Knobs for Ham and CB Radios 3 mm Threads $2.99 |
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Amateur Ham Radio Custom Coffee Cups $12.00 |
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OPEK KN- 6 – Replacement Knobs for Ham and CB Radios 6 mm Threads $2.99 |
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Vintage Turner 44D Dynamic HI Z Microphone HAM RADIO CB $39.99 |
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SWISS DIPOLE – - 10 12 15 17 20 meter – - Ham Radio HF Antenna $20.70 |
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SWISS DIPOLE – - 10 12 15 17 20 meter – - Ham Radio HF Antenna $20.70 |
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SWISS DIPOLE – - 10 12 15 17 20 meter – - Ham Radio HF Antenna $20.70 |
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SWISS DIPOLE – - 10 12 15 17 20 meter – - Ham Radio HF Antenna $20.70 |
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Vintage Turner Dynamic 253 LO Z Microphone HAM RADIO CB $39.99 |
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Vintage Astatic Microphone Model D104 Lollipop Style With G Stand HAM RADIO CB $39.99 |
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Vintage Johnson Tabletop Microphone HAM RADIO CB $29.99 |
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Vintage Astatic Lollipop Style Microphone With G Stand HAM RADIO CB $29.99 |
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CB or Ham Radio Crystal Holder 902 – 28.8850 MHZ 28885 KC CH-20R DSRM $3.98 |
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OPEK KN- 5 – Replacement Knobs for Ham and CB Radios 5 mm Threads $2.99 |
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PUXING PX-358 VHF 136-174Mhz Ham radio + free earpiece $63.50 |
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CB or Ham Radio Crystal – 021 – 32.6000 MHZ – 32600 KC – HC-25/U .039 Pin $4.00 |
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CB or Ham Radio Crystal – 023 – 12.1900 MHZ – 12190 KC – HC-25/U – .039 Pins $4.00 |
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Macom Car Radio Speaker, Ham, CB, LS102824V10R1A Harris NEW $9.00 |
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CB or Ham Radio Crystal – 135 – 33.3000 MHZ – 33300 KC – HC-25/U .039 Pins $4.00 |
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ICOM F24S UHF 2CH 4W BUSINESS POLICE FIRE HAM EMS SECURITY RADIO NARROW BAND $139.50 |
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AUDIO ENHANCER BOOSTS AUDIO HIGH FREQUENCIES HAM AMATEUR RADIO SWL HEARING $39.95 |
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HAM RADIO RG-8 ANTENNA COAXIAL CABLE USED IN EXCELLENT CONDITION 50 FT !!! $19.95 |
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ANTENNA TRAPS 40 meter Ham Amateur Radio MULTIBAND ANT $59.95 |
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CB or Ham Radio Crystal Holder 732 – 26.5200 MHZ – 26520 KC CH-2R BSRS $3.98 |
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CB or Ham Radio Crystal Holder 2047 – 13.3435 MHZ 13343.5 KC TENN $3.98 |
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EICO 488 HAM Radio Electronic Switch $11.99 |
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Collins 354-1021-00 Airpax 300 Plug-In Module HAM Radio $7.99 |
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Vintage Military Aircraft ARC-5 T-21 Tube Ham S/W Radio Transmitter $11.50 |
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NEW IN BOX JAN RCA 12H6 / VT214 HAM RADIO TUBE $3.50 |
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Motorola Radius SP50 Portable Radio UHF HT Walkie-Talkie Business 2ch Ham $34.95 |
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CB or Ham Radio Crystal – 2431 – 17.5150 MHZ – 17515 KC – HC-25/U – .039 Pins $4.00 |
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CB or Ham Radio Crystal – 2432 – 23.3400 MHZ – 23340 KC – HC-25/U – .039 Pins $4.00 |
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CB or Ham Radio Crystal – 2433 – 11.5900 MHZ – 11590 KC – HC-25/U – .039 Pins $4.00 |
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CB or Ham Radio Crystal – 2434 – 21.1900 MHZ – 21190 KC – HC-25/U – .039 Pins $4.00 |
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HAM CB RADIO ANTENNA SWITCH MACO BEAM 3WAY 1.5 KW usa $39.50 |
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CB or Ham Radio Crystal Holder 918 – 27.4600 MHZ 27460 KC CH-4 H20W $3.98 |
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35 Vintage Metal Can HAM Radio – AUDIO Capacitors Power-Lyitics $0.99 |
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CB or Ham Radio Crystal Holder 1295 – 18.43575 MHZ 18435.75 KC CR-33/U (3115) $3.98 |
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Ham Radio,Roller Inductor,Antenna Tuner,Amateur Radio. $20.00 |
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AZDEN 2M FM HAM RADIO TRANSCEIVER CB RADIO MODEL PCS-2000 $15.50 |
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HAM Radio Signal Generator $500.00 |
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Ham Radio,Command Set,Arc-5,Mounting Rack for Transmitter,WWII,Amateur Radio. $51.01 |
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ARRL NOW YOU’RE TALKING MANUAL DISCOVER THE WORLD OF HAM RADIO $9.99 |
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CB or Ham Radio Crystal Holder 1666 – 23.9900 MHZ 23990 KC ALAN $3.98 |
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MIB NOS Shure Microphone 524C Ranger Transistor CB Ham Radio + Bracket Cord Plug $27.99 |
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EICO 610-625-628-635-666-667 Manuals on CD Ham Amateur Radio $9.00 |
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Ham Radio,ART-13 Low FrequencyTuning Unit,200-600 khz.O-17,WWII,Amateur Radio. $53.00 |
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Ham Radio,Paraset Choke,35 Henrys,Amateur Radio. $20.00 |
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MINI RG-8U CB OR HAM RADIO 1 FOOT COAX AMPHENOL CONNECT $10.66 |
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CB or Ham Radio Crystal Holder 2326 – 5.9550 MHZ 5955 KC FT-243 $3.98 |
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National HAM Radio Crystal Socket $11.99 |
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CB or Ham Radio Crystal Holder 2327 – 37.1200 MHZ – 37120 KC Tedford $3.98 |
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CB or Ham Radio Crystal Holder 2328 – 26.7200 MHZ 26720 KC Bomar $3.98 |
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CB or Ham Radio Crystal Holder 2329 – 13.5375 MHZ 13537.5 KC CH-10CT C27S $3.98 |
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CB or Ham Radio Crystal Holder 560 – 27.1050 MHZ 27105 KC ECI $3.98 |
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GIN POLE HAM RADIO ROHN TOWER clamp hoist Wireless pully set Install antenna $175.00 |
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CB or Ham Radio Crystal Holder 2333 – 37.9500 MHZ 37950 KC TENN $3.98 |
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34 Vintage Metal Can HAM Radio – AUDIO Capacitors Power-Lyitics VERY CLEAN $0.99 |
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Tempo One/Yaesu FT 200 HAM RADIO TRANSCEIVER WORKS POWER SUPPLY MANUAL CORD $200.00 |
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CB or Ham Radio Crystal Holder 2334 – 32.8950 MHZ – 32895 KC Alan $3.98 |
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KENWOOD TS-520 SSB HF AMATEUR HYBRID HAM RADIO SSB TRANSCEIVER MIC WORKS CLEAN $203.18 |
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Swanson A 2052 3 Power Supply for SSB Ham Radio BIG and HEAVY!! Swan $59.00 |
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CB or Ham Radio Crystal Holder 1462 – 17.4150 MHZ 17415 KC (2965) $3.98 |
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Mobile Communication Ham Radio Speaker 4 inch $0.25 |
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CB or Ham Radio Crystal – 136 – 12.3000 MHZ – 12300 KC – HC-25/U .039 Pins $4.00 |
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CB or Ham Radio Crystal Holder 1405 – 8.2750 MHZ 8275 KC FT-243 Channel 374 $3.98 |
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3 – RADIO AMATEUR’S LICENSE MANUAL 1956, 1957,1976 HAM $4.99 |
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Vintage Drake TR-4CW SSB HF Transceiver Ham Radio Restored Works Great!!!! $300.00 |
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CB or Ham Radio Crystal Holder 1669 – 10.0300 MHZ 10030 KC ADB40M CTSF $3.98 |
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Vintage Drake W-4 Wattmeter Ham Radio Restored Works Great!!!! $49.99 |
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Navy Electricity & Electronics Training Series – on CD Ham Amateur Radio $9.00 |
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Radio Shack Realistic DX-160 Shortwave Ham Receiver + SP-150 Speaker $97.99 |
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Ham Radio 2 meter VF Power Amplifiers (2) 5 watt in 60+ Watt Output 12VDC $279.99 |
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Vintage Drake Microphone Made By Astatic Ham Radio!!!! $49.99 |
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NEW ICOM AMATEUR HAM RADIO TRANSCEIVER CATALOG $3.25 |
Your Life a Drag and Going _Nowhere? You Should Try These Five Steps For Improvement
Seldom does anyone like to be compelled, even though by our own person, to enter into a timetable of labor. Anytime you create such a list and take the time to closely surmise it, you will probably find a feature that is engaging attention when effecting.
Most likely, what you want to get from life will be what you request and not what you expect others to delve into you thoughts. If you ask, totally, for what you desire, this puts the request into the court of someone else. And would you be astonished at the number of people are troubles to say “no.”
Are some of your workmates, apparently, the apple of the head honcho as they appear to be getting all the benefit? Do they seem to always have the best office? Time off work whenever they ask for it? Continually are assigned to the choice jobs? Generally, the benefits for these “perks” are not because they were favored but because they simply asked for them. On multiple occasions, you might have your opportunity at these prizes by simply asking for them. And on the same note, other workers may have been given the same chances if only they had asked and not expected someone to read their mind.
You should ask for whatever you want… every last thing. Say it again… ask for what you desire, but not just what you think you might get. But heed a word of warning… be careful what you are asking for because you might get it. That might not be the best for you. At any rate, there are five distinct steps in this process and you should be careful to consider each and take them seriously.
Step One Clearly decide what you want and fix firmly it in your mind.
Of the most importance, it is it is urgent that you have a clear perception of what you desire. More difficult than first imagined but much more difficult than first imagined. If you have in mind a exacting and itemized concept of what you actually want, you will more probably enjoy it. The entire proposition put forward in “The Secret” was based on your ability to put what you want out there for the cosmos great supply house.
Suppose you needed a new suit and a pair of shoes to attend a special occasion. Also suppose that was the positive thoughts you had? What you wanted was found on-line and you immediately ordered to assure their arrival in time for your special affair. On the afternoon of our occasion, your order arrived in the nick of time so you could dress up and attend your affair. But when you opened your delivered package, you noticed in horror that you had been sent the wrong size. Your first thought was that “The Secret” and this positive psychology had dismally failed you.
You did, in fact, receive a new pair of shoes but they did not meet up with your expectations. Consider this… the shoes were obviously new, but that was the only criterion you had in asking. Object lesson… prior to asking for your desires, be certain the details are in place down to the last detail.
Step Two Ask for it with, expecting to receive
A lot of people find it very difficult to ask for exactly what they want… or need. As a class of peole, few have been educated to the premise of thinking what we can get but not what we actually want. Sadly, a lot of us were reared in dysfunctional households where we were taught that predicting how other people would react and respond was necessary for survival. Continuing to try to read the minds of people we work and live with every day is a real energy drain. Just imagine, if you will, a cleaner conversation and interaction if we all stated our needs and wants and asked others the same privilege.
Step Three Be at peace with “NO”
When asking for all you want, do not be shocked when, often, the answer is a flat “No”.Whenever you first start using this approach to your work and your life, you will find some work partners simply glaring with a glazed look. Truth of the matter, a very large proportion of workers are feeling discomfort at saying “No”. Most all were customarily comfortable with dealing with others who seldom asked for something outside the box. You must train your partners at work and, for that matter, family members, that “No” is not a bad word and alright for an answer.
Step Four Learn to negotiate
If you get “No” as an answer to your request, there are two ways to respond. Sometimes, the best approach is to ask again, but using different words and approach. Quite often, a change in perspective creates a situation in which another person is more prone to say, “Yes”. If you find that this is not working, now is the time to negotiate. This is a topic that will probably be approached another time. Just be aware that negotiating skills are great ammunition to have in our quiver.
Step Five Whatever it is, learn to accept the outcome
After asking for what you want, negotiating the “No” responses and managing the most out of the circumstances, now it the time to accept what you have accomplished. Now is the time to move up and higher levels in life. It is unforgivable to now get stuck in a rut. You must value the successes and learn from the experiences.
Following these steps religiously will not preclude failure. A large part of this process is dependent on attitude and grace that is applied. Become relaxed with the entire process, particularly with exposing all of what you want to the daylight, does take practice. Although you may find yourself somewhat awkward in the beginning, you will find that adeptness will come from practice and consistency. Whenever the entire process becomes habitual, the successes will come. The real secret is persistence and that is your call.
In summary, resources that are online can be exceptionally useful to assist in surmounting the obstacles that are sure to arise. Changing attitudes will be so real and amazingly persuasive. If you apply an actual experience of which you are familiar, your progress will not be denied. In todo, this really amounts to the transference of positive attitudes and capabilities from one stage of life to another which is totally lacking. Extending coping abilities and applying them to areas with an obvious lacking is the point and purpose of this exercise.
Dale R Smith – retired teacher:
- Veteran USArmy and USNR
- Graphic Artist and Designer
- Art Director Trade Journals
- Practicing Web Site Designer
- Partner in Aircraft Design team
- Ham Radio Operator W5OCR
- Licensed Private Pilot
- Twitter obsessed w/nine accounts
- Amateur Astronomer/Astrologer
Other interests include motorcycles, performance cars, sailing, SCUBA, camping, pottery, sculpting, model making and photography.
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