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From: "Simon Lloyd-Hughes" <simon.lloyd-hughes@rd.bbc.co.uk>
Subject: Re: LF: Visit in Boston, USA
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There is an excellent store, Ham Radio Outlet in Salem New Hampshire approx
30km from Boston Centre just off Exit 1 of the I-93.  They have an internet
site sales@hamradio.com

There are a number of shopping malls in Salem and Nashua near by as New
Hapshire dosen't have state sales tax. ESS in Manchester further north is a
good source of electronic parts.  In resent years it has tended to move
towards the computer surplus.  It used to be next to the Womens Gym next to
the river in Manchester but I believe it has now moved to the outskirts.
(Can anyone remind me I think its on the way out to South Hooksett.  I know
when I'm in the area)

If you check the ARRL web site it should tell you if there are any ham
radio shows.  There's usually one at MIT every month and the ocasional one
in Worc


At 08:18 26/01/01 +0100, you wrote:
>Hi all
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>Sorry for off-topic, but some u.s. colleagues may help me. I will spend a
>few days in Boston in U.S.A. around end of February. Is there any store for
>HAMs (surely is) over there? Is there any chance to buy AR AOR7030+ there
>and for what price?
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>73 Petr OK1FIG
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