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dusty
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Well, not exactly. I thought that some of you might find theseof interest. They would be fantastic if a Mark 5/V or PowerPro were used but they are interesting anyhow. At least I thought so.
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Just bookmarked the page. Thanks Dusty:)
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Ditto!

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Great link! Thanks!
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