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BryanK · 07-24-2012, 12:32

I remember all but the stamp/coupon hicky-doo's. As a younger lad (I'm only 30 now) while trying to dial in air waves via foil cloaked antennae, I had a radio that had a dead battery (I mixed batteries). I figured if the foil could attract power, I'd try some crumbled up foil for a battery. I got a few extra hours of cassette play out of it

07-24-2012, 12:32	#3
BryanK Guerrilla Chief Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: VA Posts: 859	I remember all but the stamp/coupon hicky-doo's. As a younger lad (I'm only 30 now) while trying to dial in air waves via foil cloaked antennae, I had a radio that had a dead battery (I mixed batteries). I figured if the foil could attract power, I'd try some crumbled up foil for a battery. I got a few extra hours of cassette play out of it __________________ "1000 days of evasion are better than one day in captivity" "Too many men work on parts of things. Doing a job to completion, satisfies me."- Richard Proenneke
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