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Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum sonatur!

To All Those Whom These Presents Come, Greetings!
Be it known to all throughout the Realm that on the day of the month of in the Year of Our Lord at the Hour of as Measured by the Royal Astronomers at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, England, the Signal of the Amateur Radio Station known throughout the Realm as:
WM1KE

Was Heard by a Distinguished Practitioner of the Radio Arts who, as Luck would have it, was Located in the Shire of in an area called . This Great Practitioner, Known far and wide as , used all of the Skills of the Craft to Monitor the Dits and Dahs that were Emanating from the Wireless Receiver, including turning Knobs, pushing Buttons, connecting a Antenna, Adjusting the Apparatus to Kilocycles and (in a true Display of His Expertise at the Craft) applying Power to the Receiving Apparatus.

Though the task was difficult, the Practitioner pushed on. Thunder Crashed inside the Receiving Set. Other emanations threatened to Disrupt the Practitioner's work. Motivated by the Thought of "Finally Hearing That Damn Beacon" the Practitioner performed his Magic on the Uncompliant Set until, at last, the Assembled Crowd could actually discern the Signals from the Ether. The Multitude cheered the Accomplishment of the Practitioner and much Praise was heaped on The Practitioner, so great was their skill!

TThe Crowd was pleased with the Reception. Much Surprise was expressed at the strength of the Tone especially considering the Signal traveled many Miles from the Village of Richmondville in a land called "New York". The Practitioner crypticly declared that the mode was and the signal report to be , whatever THAT means.

Therefore, it is the Wish of the Operator of the Amateur Radio Station WM1KE that the Practitioner be Thanked for the efforts and that such PRAISE that is appropriate be heaped upon the Practitioner, Etc., Etc.
Sincerely,

Mike Staines, WM1KE
Richmondville, New York