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J6 – Caribbean Buddies Dxpedition
Friday Nov 20, 2009

The “Buddies in the Caribbean” DXpedition group which specializes in 100 watt or less low power radios and the Buddipole portable antenna system is off again to a new DXpedition site on Feb. 2-11, 2010

Full details on the Caribbean Buddies Dxpedition website and blog

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