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July 20th 05, 02:19 AM
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123.5 it is. See you guys next week. I can't wait. First Oshkosh.
-- Bob (Chief Pilot, White Knuckle Airways) "RST Engineering" wrote in message ... I think we could coexist with Vette on 123.3 with handhelds on the field during Oshkosh, but I just did a fairly detailed search for 123.5 and found no takers within twenty miles. THEREFORE, let's make that rah/rap on field coordination frequency 123.5 and don't give your kids the transceiver to play with. I'm also going to use it for the Kitplanes airborne coordination cover page photo shoots this year. No reason to cob up Vette when there is another frequency available. Jim 
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