WVSanta (WD4MH) and Bob (KI4HEE) have set up the American Preppers Radio Net Virtual Hamfest & Swapmeet – a place to buy and sell Ham Radio Gear and more! Check them out and remember – you can post your ad on the site for free!
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BydenobDo you feel the need to start cutting back your spending/consumerism based on the economic challenges that we here in Canada face today? Are you interested in finding ways to save on your monthly food bill and all of your other household expenses? Do you worry that you don’t have enough food stocked in your…
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