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On top of Mount Beerwah
contributed by BobHarper, taken in March 1982
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Taken in the first half of 1982, when climbing Mt Beerwah was permitted, a group of Amateur Radio operators took a "Man-pack" radio (FT-7) with an army tank antenna, motorbike battery, and antenna tuner, to the top of Mt Beerwah and talked to various places including South Australia. -VK4KNH
This picture is also part of the Bonzle Motorbikes (open in new window) photo collection.
This picture was uploaded into the Bonzle Digital Atlas of Australia entry for the Mountain or Hill 'Mount Beerwah'.
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