This might not seem that exciting to many of you, but I felt like my paddles needed something nicer than just a PVC covered cord. Luckily, I found a nice cloth jacketed cable on Amazon for just a couple dollars - I think it adds a touch of refinement, don't you?
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I had the day off work today, but with the hectic life in a house where the kids are 5 and 1, I didn't get to do much Radio. We did run some errands, so I got to spin the dial a little bit from the mobile, but there's not much to talk about on that front today.
For me, the exciting radio activities for the day were in between other tasks, and after everyone went to bed. Earlier today, while my YL was picking up our daughter from school, I had the chance to add a couple more pieces to the sound card interface I've been playing with. I'll write more about that in another post because I made a couple fun little tweaks to it. Later on, after everyone went to bed, I finally put a cord on my new paddles:
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K9LJB
3/7/2017 23:46:52
Link to the amazon cable? The ones that I found were over $11.
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3/8/2017 06:19:25
I didn't pay quite that much for mine! I updated the post to include a link - Thanks!
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K9LJB
3/8/2017 08:39:57
Thanks! Ordered. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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