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For mobile radio enthusiasts, spring is “the most wonderful time of the year …” (apologies if that’s your favorite Andy Williams holiday tune). The snow, ice, and frigid temperatures have left the northern states and hopefully highway departments have been busy filling in those annoying potholes. All that and more begs us to once again hit the open road, assuming we get some relief from elevated fuel prices, which in my part of the world have been quite impressive, (Photo A).

But don’t let high fuel costs keep you locked in your den. Here’s a little perspective: If you’ve traveled overseas to Europe or Asia, or recently visited California, you’re already

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