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DanAtlanta

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Hi All,

New here. Heard lots of neat things about the site! Been involved w/B's for 30 years and currently have a 76, which I'm slowly gaining confidence in.

Look forward to asking my first inane question! Hopefully I can answer one or two down the road.

Dan
 
Welcome in from th' cold, Dan! With 30 years of ownership, you likely qualify for answerin' about any question, I'd bet.
 
Well, you can have my 20, Stewart!

Welcome, Dan!
 
32 this morning up to about 50 now.
 
Welcome, I am sure that you will answer more then you most likely ask, and hopefully they are all of mine. /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/wink.gif

Yes, Stewart here too, but with two bottles of head and shoulders.

Patrick
 
Thank you, Gentlemen. I was just now sitting in the cold garage pondering my options for a radio installation on a weak budget.

Will keep you posted on the "progress". May do a quick Ebay search for a compact older unassuming looking am/fm cassette deal. I really only listen to AM anyway!

Bundle up...anothe cold one tonight.

DD
 
You must finally be getting that stuff that nailed California awhile back. It's a balmy 45 degrees here in Monterey right now. /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/wink.gif

R.
 
Strawberry growers here were up all night watchin' thermometers. Got down to 34* but no lower. Harvesting will go on. I'll continue to grouse. Brrrrr....
 
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