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Re: Field testing it at the Battle of Berlin?

In Reply to: Field testing it at the Battle of Berlin? posted by Dale on October 26, 2003 at 10:07:02:

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Posted by:
Jesse "Spudy" Evans
on October 26, 2003 at 20:52:30

Well i did not need the electronic kill wiring at the field that i am using it at but thanks for the advice i will check on it from now on.
Also it was already feild tested at Operation:Rainbow in IN last weekend. It worked great. First time so there is a good amount to work on but great for the first outing.
BTW i would love to get some help making a cannon of some kind. I have no idea where to start to be honest with you. Please email me at ray_evans@direcway.comcom minus one of the com. I do that so i do not get any spamers.
Thanks for your input.

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: Well i did not need the electronic kill wiring at the field that i am using it at but thanks for the advice i will check on it from now on. : Also it was already feild tested at Operation:Rainbow in IN last weekend. It worked great. First time so there is a good amount to work on but great for the first outing. : BTW i would love to get some help making a cannon of some kind. I have no idea where to start to be honest with you. Please email me at ray_evans@direcway.comcom minus one of the com. I do that so i do not get any spamers. : Thanks for your input.

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