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VE2-Liste-RAQI-2013-2014.Pdf Mot du président C’est avec plaisir que je vous présente ce bottin II qui contient tous les radioamateurs du Québec dans ce format EPUB pour lecteur électronique tel le IPAD, le lecteur de Sony et bien d’autres. Pour ceux et celles qui n’ont pas de lecteur électronique, vous pouvez consulter ce document avec un fureteur Internet qui a la possibilité de lire ce format Epub. Un fureteur gratuit tel Firefox auquel vous ajoutez l’élément additionnel nécessaire, pourra vous permettre de lire ce bottin II sur votre ordinateur. RAQI a décidé de mettre le bottin II à la disposition de tous les radioamateurs du Québec membre ou non-membre de l’association. Nous vous souhaitons une bonne consultation. Le président et directeur général. 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