R.I.P. Paul!! You will be Greatly Missed!! Prayers to the family and the scanner world

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A headache rack also makes a good antenna mounting solution on a pickup. Michael WA7SKG ja moran via Groups.Io wrote on 12/31/19 3:16 PM:

Dear Friends. What a sad news to start the Year. I accompany his relatives in the tremendous pain they must be feeling. Rest in peace. 73 from CE2DJA

Yep.. LOL

If we fail to learn from them then these are truly just mistakes . :-(

Apparently, that's how I learn the best... repeat as needed until behavior changes... LOL. Rick NK7I

We learn more from our mistakes than anything else. Joe M.

I like that shop...got my 245 and 246t there....might have met UPman, but didn't know him. He gave good info, but never wasted words.

Amen. LOL . Repetition of a mistake when learned is in fact knowledge. Wayne

So very sad. Thanks Joe for the info. Paul will for sure be highly missed. RIP and God Speed Paul & Family. Wayne

If there is any wisdom to this; it comes from bad experiences and choices.. HNY, Rick

Oh no.... I did not know he was sick... but I felt like I knew him.. Joe – sorry for your loss.. Agree with the others – may he rest in peace.. He will be missed.

Rick NK7I; Sage advice. don/k0kuz ZUT - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Thought for a long time: Snipped from article found in this link

I got to hang out with him for maybe an hour when I worked at Ham Radio Outlet in Oakland. He was there for the day to introduce Uniden's scanners to our customers. He seemed like a very nice guy. I

RIP UPman you will be missed, thanks you for your hard work and dedication

This is truly a sad moment for the scanner community, he will be greatly missed. I wish his family God Speed to go through this sad time. I'm sure he is looking down on all of us. Rest in peace my

He was very helpful on these posts and although I never asked him directly, I did read his posts, which were very helpful and informative. I feel I may have taken him for granted and wish I had

Very sad. His help over the years was invaluable...may he RIP

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