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Subject: Re: {3474} Re: Radio scanner and bug locator.
From: "pauls..._at_faberbrent.com" <pauls..._at_faberbrent.com>
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Our last 3 finds have all been during the physical search.
One has got to be prepared to your hands, hair, elbows dirty to do
this job (HVAC gloves, good boots, hard-hat, cap and long sleeved
shirts are all part of the kit)
If you had to chose between a flash-light or an analyser as your only
kit on a job which would you take....
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