I have not been following this thread at all, but I just happened to
noticed someone else's posting wherein a Ditch Witch machine was
mentioned.
Factual comment:
I have been retained as an expert on a case where a Ditch Witch machine,
operated by professionals, drilled a hole in a gas line. No one was
killed in the ensuing explosion, but two houses were completely
demolished and others sustained considerable damage.
End of comment.
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>From Ron Marosko, Jr." <rmarosko@bcm.tmc.edu Mon Nov 20 21:19:45 1995
From: Ron Marosko, Jr." <rmarosko@bcm.tmc.edu (Ron Marosko, Jr.)
Subject: SS Phone - Also ran. :)
Message-ID: <199511202121.PAA01521@bcm.tmc.edu>
One for the also-ran stacks.
Call: KK5DK/Mobile
Class: A
Section: STX
Score: 128
Q's: 8
Multi's: 8
Hours: 0.75 (45 minutes)
Rig: Icom IC-706
Antenna: Hustler 75m vertical
Category: S/O Low Power, Unassisted.
Team/Club: The Also-Ran Group
Log Submission: No way.
Comments: Yeah. Mobile. 75m only. 2:45amCST. Who else would be crazy
enough to be running 75m at 2:45am? My thanks to the 8 guys who took
the time to pull me out of the noise. Ya'll were really loud. Kept me awake
all the way home from work. Thanks again!
73,
Ron KK5DK
Texas DX Society Webmaster (http://wb5fnd.tech.uh.edu/~tdxs)
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